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Colorado Springs
Sunday, October 12th, 2025
Good morning, Colorado Springs. Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 12th of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Local nonprofit groups have scheduled a series of fundraising events starting Oct. 12 in Colorado Springs—such as a Spirits of Sunnyside Walking Tour at Sunnyside Cemetery to benefit the Victor Lowell Thomas Museum, Sleepers in September supporting Newborns in Need, and a Women Who Care gathering at The Warehouse Restaurant on Wednesday. The calendar also lists events like a Cheyenne Village Golf Tournament, Ghost Stories of Old Manitou Walking Tours, Viking Fair, COS Witches Ride, Vintner Dinner, and more fundraisers through December that support local causes. Colorado Springs Gazette
- ➤ A series of military events begin today in Colorado Springs and include free in-person and virtual Comeback Yoga classes, DAV Chapter 26 meetings with hot meals, VFW bingo sessions and veteran support groups — events are scheduled on different days at local venues and veterans are encouraged to join while organizers request event submissions be sent two weeks in advance. Colorado Springs Gazette
- ➤ The Colorado Springs Police Department is partnering with Chase Bank to host a free fraud and scam prevention event Tuesday from 5:15 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the Chase branch at 1802 Southgate Road, where law enforcement and banking experts will teach how to spot scams and answer questions (via Zoom virtual option available). Colorado Springs Gazette
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ David C Cook, a 150-year-old ministry based in Colorado Springs, rebranded as Cook Media Global to bring its publishing, music, and educational operations under one umbrella—preparing for future acquisitions and global outreach. The nonprofit reported rising revenue and expanded materials that continue to support local Sunday school programs and international communities. Colorado Springs Gazette
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Bob DeWitt opened his Secret Bookshop in Fountain on Tuesday, Oct. 7 to show his large collection of rare books and old documents about Colorado history—helping local readers learn about ghost towns, mining, and early settlements. He built the collection over many years and now invites people to schedule appointments to explore his finds. Colorado Springs Gazette
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ The Gazette editorial board endorsed eight school board candidates — Cole, Johnson, Ruehl, Payne, Waldrep, Tripp, Thompson and D’Avola — for Districts 11, 20 and 49 as voters begin receiving mail-in ballots this weekend. The endorsements highlight candidates with strong backgrounds in education, military service and law enforcement to improve academics and keep politics out of the classroom. Colorado Springs Gazette
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Colorado Springs homeowners in Wildland Urban Interface areas can reduce wildfire risk by managing vegetation in three zones and taking steps such as raking leaves and trimming grasses—measures that lower the chance of fire damage to homes. Colorado Springs Gazette
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Colorado Springs’ Historic Preservation Board adopted a new study last Monday called the Colorado Springs Historic Resources Survey and Context Plan—showing that most preservation has taken place in six key areas, known as the historic corridor. The report by Ron D. Sladek recommends a landmarking program to help mark other historic sites in the city. Colorado Springs Gazette
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Recovery Rebels Softball, a league for mental health and addiction recovery, helped veteran Anna Martinez and other members release stress by playing weekly at Skyview Sports Complex in Colorado Springs—where a supportive community fosters positive change. Founded by Rob Decker in 2021, the league has grown to include five teams with about 50 to 60 members and will resume play around April. Colorado Springs Gazette
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Colorado College hockey beat Air Force 4-2 on Saturday at Cadet Ice Arena—rallying with three goals in the third period to keep the Pikes Peak Trophy since 2018-19. Sophomore center Owen Beckner and right wing Bret Link led the comeback by scoring the equalizer and game-winning goal—solidifying a strong finish for the Tigers. Colorado Springs Gazette
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Game Night at MoJoe's
6-8 p.m. — MoJoe's Cafe — Free coffee with own game — Connect with fellow board game enthusiasts over coffee and snacks while enjoying diverse games.
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Bleating Heart Night: Happy Cats Haven
5-9 p.m. — Goat Patch Brewing Company — $1 donation per pint — Enjoy craft beer while supporting Happy Cats Haven with every purchase.
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BOGO Wine Wednesday at Painting with a Twist
6:30-8:30 p.m. — Painting with a Twist — BOGO wines available — Enjoy a fun evening of painting guided by an artist while sipping wine.
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Thirsty Thursday Paint and Sip
$4 Drinks — 6:30-8:30 PM — Painting with a Twist — Enjoy discounted beverages while creating art with guidance.
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Easton Corbin Live in Concert
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Phil Long Music Hall at Bourbon Brothers — Tickets required — Experience the neotraditional sounds of country music star Easton Corbin, known for his captivating baritone and hit singles.
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Villain Arts Tattoo Arts Festival
11 AM – 11 PM — Colorado Springs Event Center — $25 Day / $50 3-Day Pass — Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of tattoo culture with live art and performances.
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BOOtanical Garden with Bottomless Mimosas
11 AM – 1 PM — Painting with a Twist — $10 Bottomless Mimosas — Enjoy a creative painting experience with unlimited mimosas and all materials included.
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