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‘It all starts with the kids’: Children’s Water Festival teaches conservation to Colorado Springs youngsters
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (698+ words) Water is Colorado’s most precious resource, and the earlier residents learn to use it responsibly, the better. That was the overarching message of the 2026 Pikes Peak Children’s Water Festival, held Wednesday at the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. More than 475 fourth-grade…...
EDITORIAL: A real civics lesson for kids? Write Congress
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (507+ words) Last week’s overhyped, clumsily orchestrated and, ultimately, underattended walkout by Colorado high schoolers turned out to be largely a flop for its organizers and something of an embarrassment for schools. For one thing, the attempt at a big turnout fell…...
GUEST OPINION: Federal tax credit unlocks funding for Colorado students
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (344+ words) Colorado is poised to gain hundreds of millions of dollars in new resources for K-12 education. Much of that investment will be driven not by another line item in a school district budget, but by Coloradans choosing to invest directly in…...
Aurora student journalist cleared of disciplinary charges after ignoring ‘gag order’
2+ week, 2+ day ago (307+ words) A Community College of Aurora student who accused the college of putting an “unconstitutional gag order” on his student-run publication was cleared of disciplinary charges against him. CCA student Andrew Green tried to register his independent student publication, called “FoxTalk,…...
Colorado Springs teacher’s T-shirt stirs controversy Colorado Springs D-11 teacher Stacy Adair reprimanded for T-shirt
3+ week, 19+ hour ago (800+ words) Controversy flared even before classes resumed for the fall semester for a Colorado Springs teacher who last year was named “Teacher of the Year” by a national trade organization. At a teachers-only day at her elementary school on Aug. 6, for…...
Letters to the editor
3+ week, 2+ day ago (216+ words) Response to ‘no to higher taxes’ letter RE: No to higher taxes letter, Aug. 19 Like the writer, I am a retired local resident on a fixed income with no children in WPSD. Unlike him, however, I believe restoring adequate funding…...
Meet El Paso County’s new parks director, tasked with top destinations and bold initiatives
3+ week, 4+ day ago (738+ words) Since starting this summer as executive director of the El Paso County Parks Department, Janna Tidwell has kept a pair of hiking boots in her car. “When I’ve had some down time in between meetings, I’ve just gotten out and…...
District 49 dissolves longtime provider of special services
3+ week, 6+ day ago (674+ words) A longtime education service provider that has been subject to recent public and government scrutiny is shutting down. School District 49’s Board of Education approved the dissolution of the Education ReEnvisioned Board of Cooperative Education Services (ERBOCES) during a special…...
EDITORIAL: Mining’s much-needed comeback begins at Mines
4+ week, 4+ hour ago (545+ words) A hard-hat tip to President Donald Trump for his recent announcement that Colorado School of Mines in Golden will receive a share of $100 million to train the next generation of American miners. “The schools came to us seeking $10 million per…...