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DevelopmentPlanning Commission denies the appeal of the Project Primestone chip-testing campusIf you live on the southeast side, Project Primestone just cleared another hurdle. The Planning Commission voted 6-2 to deny an appeal of the city's Sept. 21 approval for the chip-testing campus near Harrison High School. Five residents filed the appeal.Today’s editionRead HousingWendy's Village, 40 tiny homes for Harrison teachers, holds its groundbreaking in southeast Colorado SpringsIf you're an entry-level Harrison School District 2 teacher who meets an income cap, a new housing option is on the way. The district and We Fortify held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday for Wendy's Village, a tiny home community at Mountain Vista Community School.Today’s editionRead

Growth from local newsrooms

From KKTV, The Gazette and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KKTV7 hours ago

    Colorado Springs boxer returns home for next fight

    Southeast Colorado Springs native and professional boxer Troy Nash is bringing his career home. On Dec. 17, Nash will fight professionally in his hometown for the first time, hoping to put Colorado Springs boxing on the map and inspire the next generation of local fighters.

  2. KKTV9 hours ago

    Colorado Springs school district plans 40 affordable homes for teachers

    The district and local nonprofit We Fortify held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday for Wendy’s Village near Mountain Vista Community School in southeast Colorado Springs

    Also reported byThe Gazette

  3. FOX21 News Colorado13 hours ago

    D2 breaks ground on affordable housing for teachers

    (COLORADO SPRINGS) — A $6 million housing project spearheaded by Harrison School District 2 (D2) broke ground on Thursday, Nov. 12. The project will provide affordable housing for district teachers and help retain staff. The project is called Wendy’s Village, a new development that will provide 40 homes for teachers and school staff at the

  4. Mile High CRE16 hours ago

    Mile High Transactions Report Week Ending 11.13.26

    Newmark Arranges $24.5M Refinancing for Lakewood Apartments Newmark arranged a $24.5 million refinancing for The Heights by Marston Lake, a 220-unit garden-style multifamily community in Lakewood. The financing was secured on behalf of Urban Inc. Newmark Executive Managing Directors Vincent Punzi and Lowell Takahashi originated the 10-year, fixed-rate Fannie Mae loan, which features full-term interest-only payments and a rate