Colorado Springs, CO News

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• AG requests documents from El Paso County trustee
• Mitt Romney to visit Colorado on May 29
• Feds reject permit for methane bacteria project
• Udall: Obama supports wind energy tax break
• Olive oil shop to open Memorial Day
• Smokebrush publishes new yoga magazine
• Mountain states expect 2.7 million travelers this weekend
• Homeownership a smaller part of retirement planning 
• Systems and contrtols pt. 2, when, how to utilize them 
• Old wood, new life with Twenty1Five 
• Kudos! – May 25, 2012
• NBC Now Offers Ministerial Education Program in Spanish
• USOC inks revenue sharing deal with IOC, ending dispute, making way for 2022 U.S. Olympics bid
• Colo. congressman apologizes for 'boneheaded' Obama comments
• C.S. Utilities puts stop on Neumann 
• U.S. bank earnings rose this winter to 5-year high
• Durango farm recalls barbeque sauce
• GE-USOC deal gives boost on health technology
• SBA and AARP helping boomers start their own business
• Powers Office Park a $14.9 million foreclosure
• Nervous investors looking beyond positive economic signs
• Facebook could end up at $22 a share
• Jobless claims in U.S. show little change
• Senate panel to launch review of Facebook IPO
• Legislature passes bill to improve unemployment insurance
• Dion’s Pizza shop will break ground next week on Springs store
• Memorial board names officers
• Delta Solutions earns ISO certification
• New service turns cars into personal assistants
• U.S. stock futures slide
• European banks unprepared for Greek exit from euro
• Metro Denver EDC to launch “E-Force” campaign
• Noble to spend billions drilling in Colorado
• Noted: McEvoy's a millionaire
• Riders' block
• Long Story Short
• Hill's second home
• Desperate times
• Plans, trains and automobiles
• Builder returning to Vistas at Nor’wood condo project
• Downtown ready to celebrate Olympic-style
• Colo. immigrant advocates plan driver’s license push
• EPA checking contamination from fracking spill
• General Mills to eliminate about 850 jobs
• Guess fined $4.66 million over Gucci knockoffs
• Sales of U.S. homes likely climbed last month
• Morgan Stanley gets blame for Facebook flop
• High Sierra to be bought for $583 million
• FTA grant to help Fort Collins
• McEvoy to keep $1.15 million severance package
• Memorial: lease to be unveiled June 11, Veitch steps down
• Travel perks pervasive for Colorado lawmakers
• Local inventor builds unique business online
• Houghton Mifflin files for bankruptcy protection
• Spectware names Jan Horsfall as CEO
• Springs names new city clerk
• Business water-rates to jump 18% in two years
• Facebook shares fall below premarket
• FBI warns about hackers who target hotel guests
• U.S. stock futures rise on China, as European stocks rebound
• Colorado Secret Garden's Summer Concerts 2012
• BKD names new CEO 
• Facebook stock jumps in public debut
• New film incentives in Colo. to become law
• Frontier announces flights to Orlando and San Diego, with more in the works
• Larkburger wants to add beer to menu
• CVB pushing ‘adoption’ of new city logo 
• Simple tools that can help avoid problems 
• New business helps seniors on the move 
• Competition for patients increasing among MMJ shops 
• People on the Move – May 18, 2012 
• Keeping College Affordable
• Pikes Peak United Way Newsletter - May 16, 2012
• First and Main Summer Concert
• James Hurley named Colorado Small Business Person of the Year
• Oil trades below $93 on euro crisis concern
• ITT Exelis named by SBA a top prime contractor
• Local economy improving, but employment and income lag
• Realtor.com: Springs market is stabilizing
• Expectations high for new Chamber/EDC CEO 
• Utilities to study options for Drake power plant
• Verizon ends unlimited data plans
• U.S. jobless claims show no improvement
• Madison Ave. skeptical ahead of Facebook IPO
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - May, 2012
• Legislators ready to wrap special session
• If you had $74 million ...
• Locally grown
• Baby steps
• Noted: State campaign dollars building
• More than a feeling
• Long story short
• Lawmaker's gay son 'let down' by civil unions vote
• Day 2 of special session under way
• Same-sex civil unions bill dies a quick, second death
• Court won’t order Google-US interactions released
• Council schedules meeting about Memorial ballot question
• Mountain Equipment Recyclers teams with nonprofit for gear drive
• Colorado Day of Prayer is unconstitutional, state appeals court rules
• New site allows for virtual ride through USA Pro Cycling Challenge
• Wing Zone to open restaurant on Fort Carson
• UCCS, school districts, manufacturers teaming to develop workforce 
• Atargis hopes to harness funding for wave-energy machine 
• The app store is not an orphanage 
• People on the Move – May 11, 2012
• Kudos! – May 11, 2012
• Wanted: Cleantech Industry CEOs, will train
• Springs apartment vacancy above state average
• Civil unions session to start next week
• Downtowners fuming over Gasoline Alley expansion 
• Investors retreat from US stock mutual funds
• Fort Carson getting new garrison commander
• Colorado considers cuts to big game licenses
• Southern Colorado manufacturing growing
• Hollywood takes up veteran causes with ‘Got your six’ effort
• Oil falls a seventh day, longest drop since 2009
• U.S. jobless claims fall, trade deficit widens
• Barnes and Noble Bookfair
• Romney in Colo.: Obama has failed on energy policy
• Hickenlooper calls special session on civil unions
• Noted: Struggling stormwater
• Long story short
• Mum's the word
• Ripple effect
• To stop the bleeding
• Armendariz funeral services scheduled
• Unlikely duo launch effort to replace Pikes Peak summit house
• BREAKING NEWS: Civil unions bill heads to full House tonight
• Christian publishing company to move to Springs
• Phantom Canyon expanding, adding patio
• VC investment in sciences down 22% in first quarter
• FDA revisits safety of Arena Pharma’s diet pill
• Satellite companies battle over acquisition
• Telemarketer complaints rising in Colorado
• Only 27 nonprofits apply for $75,000 marketing grant
• Zuckerberg launches roadshow to sell Facebook IPO
• House committee will hear civil unions bill Tuesday
• Romney making 1st Colo. campaign stop since caucuses
• Meg Mallon takes on early preparations for 2013 Solheim Cup
• Back-to-school tax break defeated
• Fewer small businesses offer health insurance
• AFP unveils complaint letter from Memorial doctors
• Lower vacancy, higher rents good for apartment owners
• ABC, Univision teaming for news network in English
• Drilling tax proposal faces CO showdown
• Small businesses created most jobs in April
• Manufacturers call for a city study on sales-and-use tax
• ‘Mud’ events make their way to the Springs
• Embassy Suites offers CS suite in Olympics-themed competition
• House speaker: Civil-unions bill might die for lack of debate
• Governor to sign hospital information bill
• Gov. Hickenlooper signs Colo. budget plan
• U.S. sale of AIG stock brings $5 billion
• Colo. civil unions bill gets OK by another panel
• Colo. civil union backers worry about next step
• God's Journey for a Gifted Man
• House Judiciary Committee approves Civil Union bill
• Lamborn calls for inventory of all federal real estate
• Sales tax holiday closer to adoption in state
• Wells Fargo: Economy mending, but slowly
• Feds make arrests in in $80M Rx drug heist
• Frontier awaiting D.C. confirmation, considering additional Springs flights
• Colorado Springs tourism sees growth in 2011
• Mining Exchange opening, at long last
• Hispania News publisher Bob Armendariz dead at 69
• Civil unions faces defining moment in Colo. House
• Radar-evading Navy ship up for auction
• Jobless claims fall faster than anticipated
• Final Volcker rule on track for completion
• Last Colorado ski resort closes this weekend
• Long story short
• Noted: Russians to train at Fort Carson
• Special month for mental health
• Choppy waters
• Order of magnitude
• The squeeze is on
• Pointe of pride
• Rescuing 'No Man's Land'
• Measure would give tuition break to some military kids
• Measure would give tuition break to some military kids
• Bill asking voters to erase gay law advances
• Lamborn swimming to stay above primary fray
• Heated debate in Colo. Senate over birth control
• Mr. Bigg's Family Fun Center Closes
• Senate approves Colorado civil unions
• Lawmakers finish work on Colorado budget
• Bass Pro plans submitted for review
• First Lady to open ceremony for 2012 Warrior Games
• BBB wants to “Letter Rip” with recycling day
• Main Street Alliance urges Court to strike AZ immigration law
• GOP skeptics reject 'Buy American' bill in Colo.
• Obama's Boulder pizza renamed POTUS pie
• Penrose gaining ground in hospital war
• House moves ahead with cyber security bill
• Fort Carson agrees to restrict chopper flights
• New bankruptcy site provides planning information
• Americans can experiment with ways to reduce federal debt
• Springs’ food banks could receive $1 million
• Colorado Senate moves to pass civil union bill
• Memorial CEO McEvoy steps down
• ‘Fuzzy math’ blamed for glitch in beer report
• Harley-Davidson 1Q profit revs up as sales jump
• CU-Boulder student whose yogurt splashed Obama makes media rounds
• Report: Commercial real estate trading hands, vacancy rates still high
• Local Popeyes owner receives national award
• Coin thief sentenced in federal court
• Return prescription drugs to law enforcement Saturday
• Colorado’s ag exports grow in early 2012
• Illegal immigrant tuition bill faces tough vote
• Long story short
• Try, try again
• Code black
• Paychecks and balances
• Turning a new leaf
• More to Give!
• Changing routes
• Noted: City and Ultra fight over SDS
• Meth clean-up
• Former Colorado state Sen. Paul Sandoval dies, 67
• LIVE COVERAGE: President Obama's visit to Colorado
• Leaving car crashes could yield stricter penalties
• School discipline bill advances in Colo. Senate
• Boulder, CU brace for 1st presidential visit in 58 years
• Colorado history comes alive at new museum
• Jury acquits Marshall
• Heart Attack Grill logs second victim
• Cripple Creek Museum to display Victorian dolls, furniture
• El Paso County a leader in baby boomer planning
• Dutch government quits after austerity talks fail
• Credit unions hoping for Senate vote on small business lending
• El Paso County’s top foreclosures
• Goodwill opening 14th donation center
• Lockheed Martin sells detection device to Japanese
• Carbon trading:Why good companies use bad credits
• Immigrant tuition bill faces Colo. House test
• FAC Theatre Company Closes Season With A Big, Fat Broadway Musical - Hairspray
• Overcoming those roadblocks in life that hit you like a brick.
• Barbs fly as Hill, Liston wrestle for state Senate seat
• NBC Olympic trials coverage starts this weekend
• Gimmick or godsend? Colo. enters tax holiday debate
• Obama to launch student loan interest rate effort
• Women conquering business challenges, facing new ones
• Millibo Art Theater enjoying performance-based success
• Take these steps to protect yourself from employee theft
• We ain’t the janitors, man
• People on the Move – April 20, 2012
• Kudos! – April 20, 2012
• On the Horizon – April 20, 2012
• Nations, businesses under attack in cyber warfare
• Roll a seven for a rational, pro-growth tax system
• The Broadmoor brings on new executive chef
• Local hotels and destinations offering free tank of gas if you stay
• CC grad, writer-producer of “Bully” to speak on the making of the film
• Sources: President Obama to speak at CU-Boulder on Tuesday
• Smart homes employ intelligent design
• Colorado aerospace: All systems go
• Doritos tacos put sizzle in Taco Bell’s US sales
• Colorado budget nears final lap
• Local businessman, author to speak at PVG meeting
• Polly the Parrot wins Frontier Airline’s spokes-animal contest
• Brunswick Zone to open Wednesday
• Colorado budget nears final lap
• President Obama to visit Colorado next Tuesday
• Udall backs delaying closure of rural post offices
• Still seeking justice
• Noted: Bach's high mileage
• Water windfall
• Long story short
• Targeted challenger
• Inside information
• Celebrate Eric Bransby With Mural Unveiling
• Colo. immigrant tuition bill faces crucial vote
• Earth Day Celebration
• Colorado Earth Day celebrations
• GOP works to bridge primary rifts at state gathering
• Changes coming for El Paso County voters
• GOP assembly voters make 5th CD a two-man race
• Consumer price index creeps up in May
• Weak Chinese data weighs on markets
• Colo. AG joins multistate anti-trust suit against publishers, Apple
• Landlocked Colorado gets submarine honor
• Frontier Airlines discontinues flights to Aspen
• Salute celebrates USOC presence in Springs
• Regional Sustainability Plan establishes lofty goals to change perception of area
• Academy Blvd. progress report: No progress
• With 700 employees, C&D Security keeping an eye on growth
• Brickman leading sustainable business network
• Hasn't worked? Obama stands up for Romney's wife
• Looper accuses Stephens of spreading misinformation
• Colo. House approves $7.4 billion spending plan
• Rate on 30-year mortgage falls to 3.88 percent
• Moody’s downgrades Memorial
• U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Assembly will meet in the Springs
• Help-desk experts field odd questions, keep their cool
• Blaha gaining on Lamborn, poll finds
• Oil prices back up higher than $103 a barrel
• U.S. jobless claims rise higher than expected
• Cuts in e-book pricing by Amazon shakes rivals
• Colorado postal workers protest planned cuts
• Ascent stock gains 9.2 percent
• Move to add eco-devo money to budget falls short
• Tribute to our Troops
• Website promises hookup for entrepreneurs, investors
• City fills vacant positions
• Frontier “spokes-animal” down to three contenders
• Plato’s Closet prepped for busy first day
• U.S. sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
• HealthSouth earns center of excellence certification
• Small businesses aided by new lending fund
• Local sales taxes inch up in first two months of 2012
• Job market polarizes on education level
• Nokia slashes forecast on Smartphone competition
• Noted: Occupy coming back
• A history of headlines
• Alien hunting
• Secular signature
• Fork in the road
• Youthful indiscretions
• Miracle off 31st Street
• Cracks in the code
• Long story short
• Still out of this world
• Hickenlooper, Bennet tout Colorado's energy leadership
• Spring food and spirits events in Colorado
• CO Senate debates Democrats’ bid preference bill
• School trans fats ban clears Colo. Senate
• Employers posted more job openings in February
• Women’s Resource Agency planning “Equal Pay Rally”
• CS military software company releases new suite of programs
• Innovations in Aging hosting workshop
• Woodmen Road open house Wednesday
• Bernanke calls for curbs on shadow banking risks
• How Instagram built a $1 billion app in two years
• Raising the floor on pay
• Boulder fund tops U.S. venture capital list
• Immigrant tuition bill passes Colo. Senate
• JOBS Act could give local entrepreneurs a boost
• Spa and boutique going in on quiet downtown street
• Key to Netflix’s future: better recommendations
• Natural gas glut means drilling boom must slow
• Colorado lawmakers enter final month
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• Cigna adds CSHP to accountable care access
• Hickenlooper signs Rockies license plate bill
• Sony to eliminate 6 percent of workforce
• AOL to sell patents to Microsoft
• Federal funds to train jobless are drying up
• Obama warns of ‘ups and downs’ in job market
• PBS, Space Foundation bring “superstars” event to Space Symposium
• Echo Mountain moves up closing day to Sunday
• Little Echo Lake, Ophir Valley added to CO forests
• Frontier Airlines scores high in annual quality report
• Real estate healthiest since 2007
• Food and beer tours offer eclectic taste of the Springs
• Roseanne Barr’s vigilante Twitter army and the fall of social media
• People on the Move – April 6, 2012
• Kudos! – April 6, 2012
• On The Road to Recovery
• Romeo and Juliet
• Bill would change age for juveniles to be charged as adults
• NOREEN: Colorado Springs should follow Monument's lead
• Senate passes bill restricting DAs in youth cases
• Local Olympic athletes host “Walk to London” to celebrate the summer games
• AF's Corbett promoted; Tigers announce 2012-13 schedule
• Coca-Cola halts ties to conservative law drafters
• Colorado delegation travels to Chile for trade mission
• Age-appropriate business
• Americans to spend more on Easter
• OCC Art Walk starts Friday
• Space Report: Outlook positive, growth higher than expected
• Five magazine publishers announce joint tablet app
• Job cuts fall 8.8 percent, says Challenger
• Wall Street eyes electronic dance concerts
• Noted: James Brodie on BID board
• More on their plate
• Long story short
• The magic Bullitt
• No ceiling?
• A lighter approach
• Voters may see proposals on God, guns, taxes
• Space Foundation to honor 30 years of Space Command
• Photo ID at the ballots weighed by CO lawmakers
• Stocks falter as Fed backs away from stimulus
• Boomers nervous about losing driving freedom, AAA survey reveals
• Analyst-banker firewall weakened
• Wall Street salaries rose in 2011 for most workers
• JP Morgan faces penalties in Lehman failure
• Pueblo airport prepares for runway upgrade
• Aspen sees surge of interest from developers
• Colorado’s ‘Amazon tax’ struck down
• Photo ID at the ballots weighed by lawmakers
• Facebook contest to reward sustainable behavior
• Northrop Grumman wins $100m Army contract
• Auto sales surge in March, led by small cars
• Colorado delays fetal homicide proposal
• Molson Coors buying StarBev for $3.54 billion
• Harrison superintendent moves to Dallas
• Lockheed Martin wins $21m contract
• Home prices could drop 10 percent on foreclosures
• U.s. economy enters sweet spot, China lags
• Where housing once boomed, recovery lags
• Fetal homicide bill gets brief Senate reprieve
• Local vets give free pet exams to owners in need
• Luncheon features SBA entrepreneurial mentor
• Carmax to recondition Denver inventory at Springs garage
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• Gray hair’s in fashion, but what about at work?
• Colorado economy continues to improve
• CVB unveils new Colorado Springs logo
• 'Statesman' King leaving Senate, ponders comeback
• Business Facebook pages switch to timeline today, but it’s all good, consultant says
• Marketing firm offering $75,000 branding grant to nonprofits
• Unemployment rates fall in 29 states
• CU opens finances amid administrator pay controversy
• Developers opting not to build apartments downtown
• Local clothing line, Janska, filling national niche
• UCCS, Palisades at Broadmoor Park create unique partnership
• St. Aubyn’s homebuilding business wins on bold bet
• Book Review: “The Power of Habit – Why we do what we do in business”
• Tech Talk: Is RSS an underutilized powerhouse or just stupid?
• BlackBerry to focus on business customers
• IPOs suffer slow start as Facebook readies sale
• New claims for jobless benefits drop, GDP grows at solid pace
• JBC breaks impasse over state employee reduction
• Failed foreclosure bill could be revived on Nov. ballot.
• Best Buy downsizing, will close 50 stores
• State budget beset by political land mines
• Lone Ranger movie to bring money, jobs to town
• NY judge blocks sales of Jets-Tebow apparel
• Vote Travel campaign comes to Colorado
• Her Story Cafe food truck gets permanent location
• Liberty on the rise
• Clouds on the horizon
• Reservoir wars?
• Noted: Ultra withholds drilling info
• Eyes on downtown
• Long story short
• House debates proposal to switch checks for gun sales
• Gingrich revamps campaign to deny Romney delegates
• Gay-marriage foes sought to split gays and blacks
• Voters may be asked to ax anti-gay Colo. amendment
• Clark fires back after setback in assembly
• Falcons can't generate offense in loss to Boston College
• Looper beats Stephens, Hill crushes Liston at GOP assembly
• Conspiracy theory doesn't slow child care bill
• Obama's health sales pitch includes Colo. effort
• Business Journal honors young professionals
• Public-private partnership offers small biz opportunity
• Paper products company fills local gap
• AKA to bring $400,000 economic impact to downtown
• New Elk Coal Mine to add jobs in coming months
• For long-unemployed, hiring bias rears its head
• The Broadmoor blogging about meetings
• Atmel seeks retroactive tax break
• Banks launch effort to reverse image
• Focusing on ‘big rocks’ achieves goals
• Holly Berry House Folk Art Festival
• Bill to ensure workers' citizenship likely to die, sponsor says
• Ivywild project to get underway
• Senate moves to final vote on small business bill
• Bill to create local business app faces tough vote
• Buckley barbers go on strike
• Investors face stiff competition at foreclosure auctions
• The fog of ObamaCare: The good and the bad
• Commercial real estate energy could forecast 2012 recovery
• Utilities gamble might be community’s loss
• Social networks as the new leadership?
• Book review: “Imagine: How Creativity Works”
• Political class warfare
• Long story short
• Noted: Palmer High yearbook controversy
• Buddy system
• Right or responsibility?
• Dividing lines
• Email from Springs church alleges U.N. conspiracy on children's bill
• World Arena Ice Hall named as an Olympic training site
• Mining Exchange to host job fair
• Springs lawmaker would take Cutler over Manning
• Hewlett-Packard to merge printing, PC divisions
• Small businesses get some matchmaking help on landing government contracts
• Sky Sox fans can get stats on iPhone app
• Goodwill changes its name
• Farm Bureau asks for donations for Yuma Co. farmers
• Wages, salaries and benefits equal $29.90 in West
• Angry Birds inks marketing deal with Wal-Mart
• Amazon wrings profit from fulfillment centers
• Springs church dubs Senate bill on children 'United Nations conspiracy'
• Lottery scratch ticket to support veterans gets mixed reviews
• Iowa City Development CEO becomes Chamber, EDC president
• Literacy overhaul moves ahead in Colo. House
• Which Wich opens at University Village
• TESSA reports busier 2011
• Bill to punish lying about elections faces CO test
• Burning tires for fuel nearing approval
• Oil drops on Saudi supply promise
• Bill to ax Colo. telecom subsidy gets 1st hearing
• Colorado Springs supports Frontier’s plan for nonstop flight to D.C.
• State forecasts $149m in additional revenue
• Wal-Mart increases online presence to compete with Amazon
• Housing starts fell in February
• Improving economy helps Colorado's state budget
• Hospital bills: Poorest patients pay highest rates
• Bill limiting DA's in youth cases passes Colo. House
• Amazon to sell $10 cards for $5 to lure customers
• High prices thrill Wyo. and Colo. bison ranchers
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• Wheelchair basketball tourney slam-dunk for local hotel
• Health care challenge evokes Roosevelt deal
• Apple to use cash for stock buyback
• More churches being foreclosed on by banks
• Colorado wireless carrier Cricket takes steps to boost reach
• Colorado earns D+ for integrity
• United Nations might establish hub in Aspen
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - March, 2012
• Air Force wins Atlantic Hockey title again to qualify for NCAA Tournament
• Former candidate Maes casts long shadow in El Paso County
• Tea Party backers say movement is a sleeping giant
• Xpedx closing Colorado Springs stores
• Colorado to receive $51m in bank settlement
• US factory output rose modestly in February
• Denver-area leaders head to DC to talk jobs
• Double trouble from Colorado pine beetles
• Bill to help local producers signed into law
• Bennet, Udall sponsor bill to reinstate wind energy credits
• Sturm Financial Group consolidates banking groups
• Creep! film makers seek monster cash
• Gallery hoping to sculpt arts district near Cottonwood
• Salamander gets official state designation
• Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center News - March 13, 2012
• Air Force aiming high again at AHA final four
• Royal Gorge Route Railroad starts daily tours two months early
• Ex-Ill. Gov. Blagojevich headed to Colorado prison
• The Broadmoor’s award-winning chef hanging up his toque
• Manufacturing in 2 US regions grew in March
• Frontier plan could boost Colo. Springs airline activity
• Survey: Employers optimistic about hiring
• UMB: HSAs more popular than ever
• Supreme Court faces accusations of political influence in health care decision
• International demand for U.S. assets rises
• Private businesses fight government for prison contracts
• Grave situation
• Latter-day candidate
• Long story short
• Ready for takeoff
• Noted: Memorial trustees could pay execs to stay
• Breaking points
• Former Colorado Lt. Gov. Strickland dies at 79
• Don't Just Change A Light Bulb, Change The System
• Wells Fargo gave $3.7 million to nonprofits in 2011
• Investors push to know Warren Buffett’s successor
• Colo. workers’ seniority, pay rules up for debate
• Business tax break heads to CO governor
• Chamber leading effort for Springs representatives on state boards
• Four banks fail Fed ’stress test’
• Merkel: Europe still has to climb economic mountain
• Nasdaq ends above 3,000, highest since dot-com bubble
• Foreclosure sales at five year low in Colorado
• State bill to tighten foreclosure rules dies in committee
• Registration open for 2012 Rocky Mountain State Games
• New book shop to open in Manitou
• Photo ID for voting advances
• Photo ID for voting advances in CO
• Natural gas falls on spell of balmy US weather
• Springs Fab expands manufacturing to Fort Collins
• State unemployment rate dropped slightly last year
• Mexican ambassador to visit Springs tomorrow
• Considering Financial Aid
• Memorial paints rosier financial picture
• State's GOP lawmakers ready for health care reversal
• Colo. literacy bill sparks debate on flunking kids
• Manufacturing forum aims to discuss a future workforce
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• Bailout watchdogs condemn AIG tax break
• Colo. cities profit by selling water for fracking
• Public meetings begin on federal oil shale plan
• Brazilian steakhouse, Tucano’s, hiring
• Average state refund about $500
• Oil imports fall, domestic production increases
• Commodities snap three days of gains
• Air Force reaches AHA final four with thriller over UConn
• With 60 days to go, General Assembly faces budget battle
• Falcons fall to Connecticut to set up deciding game Sunday
• ELECTION 2012: Teller Republicans squabble, but Obama unites
• Tigers drop playoff opener to Michigan Tech
• Falcons hang tough but go down again to New Mexico
• Ohio: Gas-drilling injection well led to quakes
• Hospitals backing move to discount health care
• Blue Star Recyclers seeks donors for move
• Peak Arts Fund pairs business, arts organizations
• Life, work, family — How full are your tanks?
• Chernak, First Business Brokers celebrating 30 years
• People on the Move – March 9, 2012
• On the Horizon – March 9, 2012
• Business transitions: Navigating your way through a business sale
• Foreclosure boot camp preps local lawyers to take on difficult cases
• FAA seeks public input for UAV test sites
• Springs Rescue Mission receives Daniels’ Fund grant
• Seagate purchases third complex in 10 months
• Maker of Fender guitars files for $200M IPO
• Colo. gov. prefers state regulation of drilling
• Black ministers demand Hickenlooper apology
• New rules on business accessibility go into effect March 15
• Condominiums losing value over FHA status
• Colorado Springs named top weekend getaway,
• The Broadmoor named best in state for its meeting space
• Noted: City pools could go to YMCA
• Friends with Benefits
• If you dream it ...
• Baking powder keg
• A good steward?
• Long story short
• Church Community Builder (CCB) Adds iPad Interface and Text Paging
• Bill tying lawmaker pay to budget passes 1st vote
• Brunswick Zone holds job fair
• Dippin’ Dots CEO steps down
• March Madness might have place in office despite distractions
• Employers line up for summer workers
• Colorado gains 80 jobs in Air Force realignment
• Springs association moves to create WWI coin
• CC receives $3.5m gift to build fitness center
• With iPad, Apple masters the art of the pricey upgrade
• Productivity cools in the U.S., labor cost jumps
• Falcons and Tigers gearing up for conference tournament action
• Hickenlooper stumbles again with X-rated joke
• Biker discrimination bill faces long odds
• COPPeR launches new Peak Arts fund
• Oil slides below $105
• Colorado snowpack up, but not enough
• Royal Gorge zip line to open in April
• Construction spending up 17 percent
• SCORE relocates to technology incubator
• SBA creates express loan program for exporters
• Colorado higher education funding moves forward
• Toyota focuses on growth after tsunami
• European economy shrank in third quarter
• Ford restructures touch screens after complaints
• Youth Theatre Auditions - Professional Training Program Looking For Springs' Top High School Talent
• State bills to loosen restrictions on gun owners shot down
• Financial planners rack up most complaints in 2011
• iPad sales to reach 100 million this year, pushing desktops toward extinction
• El Paso County’s top foreclosures
• Manitou has coffin races, Steamboat will have Redneck Olympics
• Bill to allow lethal business protection in Senate today
• 'Make My Day Better' bill heard in Colo. Senate
• 30-year mortgage rate falls to 3.9 percent
• Mobile devices, software spur U.S. job growth
• Deepwater oil drilling picks up again as Horizon disaster fades
• Aurora considers deal with Calif. water bottling company
• United Western Bank parent files Chapter 11
• Night at the Broadmoor
• Tigers sweep and get deja vu playoff opponent
• Air Force drops season finale to Rams
• Tigers wrap up home ice with win over Tech
• Brace for warmth this weekend
• Soaring cost estimate prompts health law doubts
• Ex-Spectranetics CEO convicted on 1 count of lying
• It’s not a snow job – Vail defends snow reports
• Copper Ridge betting on Bass to bait other business
• Small Business Development Centers seek bigger budget
• Give yourself advantage by projecting weekly cash flow
• Downtown kicking around ideas for Alley Arts District
• How to keep your Web designer from killing you
• People on the Move – March 2, 2012
• Kudos! – March 2, 2012
• NBC in a Box
• Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center News - February 29, 2012
• Lawmakers nix bill to help vets find jobs
• Hickenlooper accidentally calls Lt. Gov. a 'sex star'
• Cyber attacks spawn niche business opportunities
• Remembering Cindy Fowler
• Manufacturing grows at slower pace in February
• Farm Credit of Southern Colorado builds $7.5 million headquarters office
• Bernanke quells talk of fresh stimulus rounds
• Initial jobless claims lowest since ‘08
• Tensions raise specter of $5 per gallon for gas
• One enterprise zone bill passes, two fail at state General Assembly
• Hickenlooper creates task force for oil and gas regs
• CIA spies good investment in Denver company
• Long story short
• Sharing thoughts
• Left out
• That's a stretch
• Noted: Tensions grow between Council and mayor's office
• I spy...
• Mob mentality
• Fine Arts Center Looks At The Theme Of Resilience During Difficult Times
• Durango spring events and attractions
• Springs receives FASTER funds for new buses, maintenance
• Law named interim public health director
• FirstBank gives $4.2 million to nonprofits in 2011
• Fannie asks gov’t for almost $4.6B after 4Q loss
• Colo. bill to explore federal waivers passes 1st vote
• Colo. lawmakers promoting electronic recycling bill
• Colorado’s national parks bring millions to local cities
• U.S. stock futures gain on economic report
• Economy grew at 3 percent in 4th quarter
• As bank profits plunge, Wall St. bonuses decline modestly
• Tourism leaders and small businesses set to meet in Durango
• Fountain wins award for financial report
• Holiday Inn parent to launch new hotel brand
• CU officials to try again on tuition increases
• Goodwill move will take six weeks
• Pension pain mounts as Fed boosts liabilities
• Paulsen predicts ‘lousy year’ for treasuries
• Rules set for cameras in cars
• Colorado post offices see an increase in marijuana packages
• Blacks trail whites financially in Colorado, rest of nation
• Pot legalization headed to Colorado ballots
• Colorado revisits marijuana DUI standard
• Memorial responds to council member’s criticisms
• Stellar Restaurant Solutions opts to grow in Springs
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• Sales contracts for homes rose 2 pct. in January
• Two dozen pot shops have to move or close
• Thousands of Colorado voter registrations invalid
• State health exchange receives $17.9 million grant
• CSHP health care: There’s an app for that
• Airlines raise fares again, pointing to higher fuel costs
• BP said to consider $14 billion spill settlement
• World Bank calls for changes to Chinese economy
• Military not a big focus in this Legislative session
• Colo. bill requires abortion notice from hospitals
• Colorado bankers set to help small biz access capital
• Abortion notice requirement sparks Colo. debate
• Budget compromise may spell layoffs for hundreds of Colorado state workers
• Looper demands KVOR pull campaign ad
• Oil prices creep up near 2011 highs
• Should the city be run like a business?
• New TV business models via the Internet and entrepreneurs
• Is cloud computing good for your company?
• Franchising a natural fit for Springs’ military veterans
• On the Horizon – February 24, 2012
• Mutch hammering out policy issues for Springs HBA
• People on the Move – February 24, 2012
• Customer service should be businesses’ primary concern
• Christian Education a Blast from the Past
• Salamander closer to official designation
• Feds plan to spend $50M on carp fight
• More premium money spent on care, report says
• State’s solicitor general to argue before Supreme Court
• Census figures show Colorado child poverty rising
• Defense Co. TechWise makes move downtown
• Toni & Guy Academy plans move to central Springs
• Sears to sell 11 stores, separate businesses
• Jobless claims in U.S. point to improving labor market
• White House outlines online consumer privacy program
• Both parties nix state’s creative districts
• Noted: Tour of Colorado Springs loses Bach's backing
• Laying waste
• Big-money mayor
• In for the kill
• Voting rights and wrongs
• Long story short
• Lots to talk about
• Horned Frogs rebound their way to tight win over Falcons
• Committee kills bill aimed at helping Colorado businesses
• With Bass Pro Shop, Copper Ridge springs back to life
• Cop says Rep. Bradford was driving drunk
• Lying to voters latest in Colo. elections debate
• Vans to open official store at Chapel Hills
• Competition could put Springs, oscilloscope device, in technological limelight
• Mayor hosts town hall meeting about downtown
• Helicopters to train at Fort Carson till mid-May
• Appeals court in Ky. upholds 1998 tobacco deal
• Vail to buy Kirkwood Mountain Resort at Lake Tahoe
• CPCD receives grants from Daniels Fund
• Palisades wins national awards
• Stock market: after four years, Dow cracks 13,000
• Grubb & Ellis files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Morse sparks spat over employer credit checks
• Colo. lawmaker backs off; teens tan without limits
• Mining Exchange hotel now taking reservations
• Netflix strikes movie deal with Weinstein Co.
• Pikes Peak Hospital begins telemedicine stroke program
• Obama taps environmentalist for Colorado campaign
• Gas prices could harm recovery
• Wal-Mart’s profit drops due to low prices
• Catholic hospitals expand, religious strings attached
• Focus on Family radio show wins top honors
• Two Denver-area hospitals ranked tops for emergency care
• VC investments increase in 2011 for Colo. bioscience companies
• House bill would publicly finance legislative campaigns
• House GOP kills bill for local control of oil, gas regs
• Chamber/EDC CEO decision delayed, Csintyan named interim
• Restricting employee credit checks passes 1st vote
• Leigh, Memorial exchange barbs
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• US, Mexico agree to cooperate on energy
• Federal grants benefiting education consultants
• Coal production increased 10.4 percent in 2011
• Health plans have lowest customer service ratings
• Bonds backed by mortgages regain allure
• Merkel bucks German Street on Greek debt
• After slow recession, men are buying fashion accessories
• Falcon loss sets up wild final weekend in AH
• Lyons king of the court in Air Force upset victory
• Falcons break away early for big win over Mavericks
• Bill making it easier for troops to vote advances
• Colorado looking at gold, silver currency
• Mining Exchange developer could rescue LandCo project
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to Obama
• Pot activists make 2nd attempt for CO ballot
• Air Force finds 2 academy officials negligent
• Hoff & Leigh/O’Neil merger to focus on downtown
• Springs pump maker fishing for overseas business
• For consistent sales, use consistent business processes
• People on the Move – February 17, 2012
• On the Horizon – February 17, 2012
• Love your data, but don’t overanalyze it
• Birthday Bash
• Pikes Peak United Way Newsletter - February 2012
• Governor to seek reforms to child-welfare system
• Maxx HD Sunglasses, official supplier for Major League Baseball
• Heart Attack Grill’s bad news no bearing on King’s Chef Diner
• Bruce headed to jail Friday
• El Paso County hires local firm to develop mobile apps
• Chapel Hills owners buy vacant Kmart building
• House speaker says payroll tax bill won’t add jobs
• Judge questions precedent cited to defend TABOR
• Investment banks could see Moody’s cut
• Facebook value slips in private trading
• G.M. reports its largest annual profit
• Colorado company proposes ND pipeline
• Report: Denver a magnet for young professionals
• The pill and the pauper
• Rat trap
• The GOP's war on women
• A life less ordinary
• Bit o' honey
• Been down before
• Rehabilitation? Now that's taxing
• Noted: Lisa Bigelow on paid leave from the city
• Long story short
• Rotten tomatoes
• Hickenlooper signs Colorado teacher tenure bill
• El Pomar gives $1 million in emergency grants
• MMJ dispensaries left with few options after bank bill dies
• Will cupcake truck’s downtown move drive business?
• Seagate purchases fourth apartment complex in Springs
• Colorado seeks to squash tax limit challenge
• House leaders praise emerging payroll tax cut deal
• Local economy strongest in two years
• ITT wins $160 million Army contract
• Kellogg to buy Pringles for $2.7 billion
• Zynga profit falls due to game costs
• Colo. teacher tenure rules await governor's pen
• Colo. House passes bill dealing with college credit
• USA Pro Cycling Challenge poster contest could earn artists cash and VIP tickets
• Chick-fil-A selling in downtown kiosk
• Boeing locks in biggest plane order with Lion Air
• Bid preference for hiring local workers weighed
• Fort Collins marijuana dispensaries shutting down
• Memorial keeps credit rating, receives negative outlook
• Google wins nod to buy Motorola
• Small cap stocks gain ahead of big names
• Retail sales in U.S. rise, still below forecast
• Spicy Pickle closes six of its seven restaurants
• Falcon winter sports teams headed in opposite directions
• Doug Bruce sentenced to 180 days in jail, six years probation
• Boxing bouts keep hotels busy
• Obama promotes job training at community college
• Rep. Bradford's husband has massive heart attack
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• PPACG awards $5 million to widen I-25
• Colo. bill would bar credit checks for some jobs
• Bernake’s labor pessimism at odds with economic growth
• Cable firms target medical broadband
• Erasing the boundaries
• Range Fuels at ‘end of the road’
• Canadian couple dances past U.S. duo at Four Continents
• Wagner jumps over Asada for Four Continents ladies' crown
• Chan next to flawless in winning Four Continents men's title
• State Senate approves tuition break for illegal immigrants
• Panel tosses lawmaker's traffic stop complaint
• Monday's the day for Douglas Bruce sentencing
• Douglas Bruce, from LA lawyer to convicted tax evader
• Trade deficit widens to $48.8 billion in December
• Denver International Airport may expand drilling
• Immigrant tuition proposal before CO Senate
• Easy names could be key to workplace success
• Success coming quickly for new pairs team of Denney/Coughlin
• Attorneys’ program allows poor to approach the bench
• People on the Move – February 10, 2012
• Do I own these words? What are they worth?
• Powerful business tools are often forgotten
• Many Valentines, one day
• Jackson sees auto sales jump from idle to roar
• 75th Anniversary Mural Created By Local Art Legend
• Fine Arts Center Acquires Isamu Noguchi Sculpture, Mountains Forming
• Make My Day law for Colorado businesses debated
• Second-hand clothing store to open in Briargate
• Groupon stock plunges on growth worries
• Frontier adding flights to Colorado Springs
• Apple to add stores inside Sam’s Club
• City hires law firm for Memorial lease negotiations
• Groupon profits fall in fourth quarter
• Jobless claims in U.S. fall unexpectedly
• States negotiate a $26 billion deal for homeowners
• Legislature kills deal for ‘navigator’ for businesses
• Niobrara helps spur $10 billion in oil and gas development
• Retirement rumble
• Now you see it ...
• Burn notice
• Long story short
• Signs of the times
• Noted: New charges for LandCo chairman
• Four Continents figure skating launches Thursday
• State attendance for GOP caucus down from 2008
• Grant enables Marion House to take its mission on the road
• 28 more airports will test lower-hassle screening
• Mining Exchange shooting for April 15 opening, accepting reservations
• Fort Carson opens new training facility
• Sales tax holiday considered in Colorado
• Ski resort imposes limits on tipplers
• Man tries to throw glitter at Romney in Denver
• Santorum wins big in El Paso County, takes Colorado
• Romney's bad day is Santorum's best in GOP race
• Santorum sweeps Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri
• Yahoo shakes up board to appease angry investors
• Sprint loss smaller than expected on iPhone
• Nokia to cut 4,000 jobs from three plants
• Santorum wins Colorado caucuses
• Oil, gas drilling proposals by Democrats rejected
• Springs, Denver team to attract drone-testing program
• Gingrich hits Romney, Obama, on Catholic rights
• Santorum swings through Springs on caucus day
• Lawmakers can't say no to salamander
• Appeals court: Seniors can’t reject Medicare right
• Local tourism could get boost from Global Entry Program at DIA
• Banks pay homeowners to avoid foreclosures
• Americans gaining energy independence
• Company faces criminal charges in foreclosure cases
• Vail ‘wet lab’ gets green light
• Denver, Colorado Springs lag in job creation
• Colorado Republicans serious about blocking regulations
• Santorum to hold another rally in Springs on Tuesday
• La Plata seeks to build 128 apartments near Cordera
• Tea party: Warming or resigned to Mitt Romney
• Romney works to fend off Santorum challenge
• Sheriff wants to bill candidates for security
• FACT CHECK: Gingrich overstates his Fla. results
• Space Foundation launches new web site
• Health insurance increased 4 percent in third quarter 2011
• Ethics probe starts for Colo. GOP lawmaker
• Local restaurants rank among the most romantic
• Mike Shaw named Time magazine’s auto dealer of the year
• CU Regents questioning law school subsidies
• Big tax breaks for big companies a big problem, say small businesses
• Branding task force awards logo contract
• NY Giants fans shop till they drop
• Senator promotes petition to expand shooting
• Colorado lawmakers to consider state amphibian
• Gingrich skips Springs on Colorado visit
• CC reclaims Gold Pan with tie
• Obama needs to "get out of the way," Romney tells Springs crowd
• GOP caucus on Tuesday draws interest from candidates
• Falcons back in first after blanking RIT
• Colo. investors settle oil lawsuit
• Factory orders up 1.1 percent in December
• Make My Day law for business advances in Colorado
• Venture capitalists favor biotechnology over medical devices
• February tourism hoisted by skating figures
• Managers need to hold employees accountable
• Food and safety industries at odds over bill
• Flying Horse endures, regains its building stride
• To err is [delete] [delete] divine
• People on the Move – February 3, 2012
• Scribe and Scribe Mobile Released
• State may revive circumcision funding
• Judge Martinez named chief judge of 4th Judicial District
• Springs Fab no stranger to political spotlight
• Springs company hosting Romney visit accepted $2M in stimulus funding
• Lawmakers delay hearing on school trans fat ban
• GOP’s health care ideas face dim future in CO
• New debate: When is medical marijuana “usable?”
• Colorado Springs C&D security lands $85 million contract
• Larkburger to open in Broadmoor Towne Center
• Sandia wins Eagle Claw contract
• UCH eyes challenges Memorial will pose
• Romney coming to Springs on Saturday for 'Grassroots Rally'
• Obama vows to cut red tape on home loans
• Zuckerberg tops Google IPO with a $28.4 billion haul
• Mayor can easily shift cash
• Bus experiment hits unexpected potholes
• Long story short
• Project projections
• Noted: DHS site up for sale
• Still in control
• Trickle-down theory
• Caught by the winter blues?
• Caught by the winter blues?
• Wind could shift into snow showers
• Wind could shift into snow showers
• Data Privacy Day Important Reminder To Nonprofits of Cybersecurity Risks
• National Collegiate Hockey Conference inks deal to TV coverage
• GOP plan to fix Colorado budget defeated in Senate
• GOP lawmaker considers leaving party
• Manufacturing expands at fastest pace since June
• Group suing to block Christo’s “Over the River”
• Search committee hopes to name SBDC director by March
• Small businesses say demand is biggest issue
• Colorado’s economic indicators slip in January
• Consumers to spend more this Valentine’s Day
• U.S. companies added 170,000 workers, ADP said
• Amazon shares fall after sales miss estimates
• The value of personal data is tested in Facebook IPO
• Falcons have nothing, get routed by Lobos
• Wines Of Napa Valley Featured In 2012's Wine Festival Of Colorado Springs
• Denver police apologize to Colorado lawmaker
• New Air Force hockey boxes a big check, er, hit
• Competitors announced for Four Continents figure skating championships
• County approves plan for downtown hotel near Bijou and Spruce
• Grants for specialty crops available through USDA
• Colorado in line for patent office
• Wind industry working to protect plants, animals
• Federal budget deficit to dip to $1.1T, CBO says
• Workers’ moods are grim, survey says
• UCH, PVHS finalize joint partnership
• Japanese automakers confess to price-fixing scheme
• Foreign shoppers could add $860 billion to U.S. economy
• Home prices fall in November
• Lamborn pledges to attach pipeline to legislation
• Ron Paul's visit to Springs open to public
• Lawmaker suspected of DUI: 'I am not above the law'
• Goodwill part of “checkoff” campaign
• Credit Union of Colorado set to open full-service branch in the Springs
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures 
• Animal abuse registry considered
• World stocks fall ahead of EU summit
• Colorado new car sales finish year strong
• Bennet wants business opinions of federal contracts, asks SBA for quicker loans
• Tanning bed warnings prompt another Colorado bill
• Consumer spending in U.S. stalls
• Hacking seen as rising risk with car electronics
• U.S. banks tally exposure to European debt
• Trader Joe’s to enter saturated grocery market in Boulder
• GOP hopeful Paul coming to town
• Falcons turn over potential upset
• Photos from the Book of Lists launch party
• Greccio to buy 2 foreclosed apartment buildings
• Springs business creates ties with Boston technology company
• Credit Union of Colorado starts a scholarship foundation
• Taco Bell rolling into breakfast market
• Law school holding summit on marijuana laws
• Manufacturers banding together to end city’s use tax 
• Schur Auctions: Selling faster than a speeding bullet 
• Business owners should discern between myths, truth 
• AIA’s Thesing overseeing focus on sustainable design 
• President Obama's energy program hangs on fading funds
• Life In A Marital Institution at The Fine Arts Center
• Meg Mallon to lead 2013 U.S. Solheim Cup team
• Knapp named executive director of PTAC
• Health care exchanges challenged in Denver 
• Fed’s low interest rate pledge boosts markets
• Tuition for illegal immigrants to be debated in CO
• Centura Health affiliates with two hospitals in the San Luis Valley
• El Pomar issues $1 million in grants across state
• Money Museum receives coin worth $220,000
• Obama visit highlights suburb role in Colo. politics
• In China, human costs are built into price of iPad
• Unemployment claims rise by 21,000
• New taxes not likely before the election
• Close UP
• Noted: Pete Carey CSPD chief
• Dumped?
• Long story short
• No holding back
• What's shakin'?
• Law without order
• Obama promotes energy in state divided by it
• Hill Climb tickets go on sale, organizers predicting record year
• Obama pushes manufacturing in swing state tour
• Lower car fees again considered by Colo. lawmakers
• Colo. GOP’s beetle-kill timber bill questioned
• Lower car fees again considered by Colo. lawmakers
• Colorado dome to be covered during repairs
• Colorado lawmakers' reactions to Obama speech predictable
• Obama to visit Buckley Air Force Base
• Sandwich chain expanding into Springs
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures 
• Stocks slightly lower on Greek talks worries
• On jobs, CO lawmakers moving past rhetoric
• State identifies ways to improve public health, environment
• Unemployment down in Springs – but still higher than state, nation
• Amazon Fire takes android apps, but not Google’s
• Starbucks turns to happy hour to bring in customers
• With political push, mortgage deal inches closer
• Applicants for Colo. tourism incentives overstate visitor numbers
• Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center Presents 'Terry Maker: Reckoning'
• U.S. Figure Skating Championships take place this week in San Jose
• Ivywild project closer to final approval
• Concealed guns without permit bill fails in Colo.
• Ent Credit Union giving $10 million back to its members
• Resource Exchange outgrows Weber Street location
• Teacher tenure rules before CO lawmakers
• $25B US mortgage deal goes to states
• Manitou event center shaping up
• Pikes Peak and Pueblo colleges partner to train manufacturing workforce 
• Chiao joins Space Foundation
• AIA: Reform needed to maintain security, U.S. competitiveness
• Genome map helps improve cancer treatment
• Tigers split one-goal contests at Minnesota
• Lamborn aims for fourth term, faces primary fight
• Hickenlooper standardizes public records fees
• Business Journal names 2012 Rising Stars
• Colo. GOP propose gun rights legislation
• Colo. GOP propose gun rights legislation
• House GOP to push for pipeline despite Obama move
• Norris-Penrose GM seeks to corral events 
• Crews to begin Vincent Drive work
• Publicity turns toy-rental business marketing into child’s play 
• Businesses failing fast on downtown’s Bijou block 
• Lawyer welcomes bill to clean up foreclosures 
• People on the Move – January 20, 2012
• On the Horizon – January 20, 2012
• Dobson endorses Santorum for GOP nomination
• Circumcision funding targeted by Colo. lawmakers
• How will University of Colorado Hospital operate in the Springs?
• Apple starts selling interactive iPad textbooks
• Streetscape design competition aims to spruce up Cascade Avenue
• Chamber to square off with state regulations 
• Workers’ compensation company comes under fire
• BBB target of phishing scam
• Division suspends manager’s real estate license
• U.S. housing starts fall 4.1 percent
• Bank of America swings to profit
• Eastman Kodak files for bankruptcy
• Just say the word
• Bach in brief
• 'A power grab, pure and simple'
• Noted: Citizens Project award to Rosemary Harris Lytle
• Long story short
• Growing hungry
• Damn shame
• Gusty wind flows with seasonal warmth
• BMX racing part of new direction for Norris-Penrose Events Center
• Obama to visit Colorado after State of the Union
• White House says Obama’s health overhaul on track
• One-on-One with Springs mural artist Douglas Rouse  
• IT job market is tops with high pay, low unemployment
• Material prices still squeezing construction profit
• It's official: Lamborn has a GOP opponent
• Illegal immigrant tuition debated again in Colo.
• Neil deGrasse Tyson to kickoff Space Symposium
• Freddy’s opens first of four planned restaurants
• Federal government may cut Colorado farm subsidies
• For $10,500, you can race in USA Pro Challenge
• New association created for attorneys who represent creditors
• Romney deflects criticism of Bain
• Citigroup posts 11 percent loss in fourth quarter
• The invisible hand behind Wall Street bonuses
• Target to sell Aspen beauty products
• Reforms pitched for Colorado’s zero-tolerance rule
• In The Nextroom - Pulitzer Prize Finalist Makes Its Colorado Premiere
• Cafe 36, Garden of the Gods Gourmet Return to the FAC ...
• Downtown sandwich shop closes
• GOP maps strategy in wake of payroll tax debacle
• CO employees nervously await employment changes
• NRF holding video contest for retailers
• Immigration courtrooms silent during ICE review
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures
• Survey: Reform will challenge hospitals to adapt, compete
• London wants to tap Chinese currency market
• Huntsman to end bid, support Romney
• In Silicon Valley, there’s plenty of start-up cash
• Come on Up! The snow's fine at Beaver Creek
• Tigers drop tough game in OT to Huskies
• Reapportionment delivers new campaigns, legislators
• Air Force earns tough tie in return home
• Lawmakers consider ban of red-light cameras
• Tribe looks to teenagers to revive bison demand
• Fed pot crackdown hits Colo. shops near schools
• Colorado Springs gears up for legislative season 
• Economic vitality chief facing an uphill battle 
• LienLogic takes on tax liens, properties for profit 
• If you want to improve your business, keep learning 
• On the Horizon – January 13, 2012
• People on the Move – January 13, 2012
• SDS still offering contracts 
• My mobile carrier has tethered me to my desk 
• Hosting ACCEL at NBC
• Lawmaker seeks to create financial institution for marijuana businesses 
• Manager pleads guilty to stealing $1 million from Numismatic Association
• Bach will host monthly meetings with City Council
• Weak demand at auction of 30-year Treasury bonds
• Hickenlooper urges passage of civil unions
• Four finalists chosen to create city logo
• Prepared text of Colo. State of the State Speech
• Shuttered building to become event center 
• ISS receives government contracts worth $120 million
• JP Morgan to report large profits
• Retail sales rose less than forecast
• Automakers incorporate technology into car entertainment center
• Citizens divided
• Problem of proportion
• WTF is WTP?
• Mayor ... may not
• Money talks
• Noted: Manitou names Myers interim police chief
• Devil of a job
• Hurry up and wait
• Long story short
• Poll: Locals aware of state disparity
• General Assembly gets down to business Wednesday
• Broncomania to color opening of legislative session
• Bumpy earnings season ahead for banks
• Report: Layoffs likely to slow in 2012
• Economy to headline legislative session
• Twinkie maker files for bankruptcy
• Regulators could expand definition of “too big to fail”
• Private equity becomes part of Republican presidential debate
• Ski maker is moving to Boulder
• Pinnacol: Rate increases likely
• Economists predict slow, steady state growth
• 2012 General Assembly kicks off today
• Middle Market Entrepreneurs will stand on its own
• Memorial’s future now up to negotiators
• Four Continents figure skating event just one month away
• New hotel planned for First and Main
• Quimby named chair, interim CEO of combined chamber, EDC
• Gov.’s youth job program seeking employers
• Google gets more personal with search results
• Westminster firm accused of fraudulent practices
• Travel industry added jobs in 2011, has good December
• Colorado cities and towns struggle to maintain infrastructure
• Stock futures edge higher on earnings hope
• Warmth swarms by Tuesday before chill
• Council to vote on UCH proposal tomorrow
• Romney defends business record
• Colorado Springs nonprofit organizations collect big on Colorado Gives Day
• Most expensive foreclosures in El Paso County  
• Centura sells five Denver-area medical office buildings
• Brightest minds discuss space possibilities at Symposium
• Split GOP leaves civil unions effort in limbo
• Death-by-smartphone spurs camera makers
• U.S. corporate growth at two-year low
• Tech show loses clout
• Fracking issue heats up
• Welcome back Jaden! Schwartz scores twice as Tigers earn tie
• Local lawmakers will wield power in 2012 session
• 25 local designers want a shot at the city logo
• Retailers beware shoplifters – and employees
• Oil prices fall on concerns about European economy
• Judge to hear arguments in May on Roan Plateau
• Colo. Medicaid ranks growing
• Contractor to start pilot snowplowing program
• Entrepreneurs banding to change the Springs scene 
• Copple trusting his perspective on 3D lay of the land 
• Emotions interfere when making business decisions 
• Needles, haystacks and the new work force 
• Pinching Pennies
• HBA Home and Garden Show
• Colo. Democrats, GOP unveiling jobs agenda
• Csintyan: New Chamber/EDC should focus on education
• Holiday discounts crimp retailers’ profits
• $1.7M available for Colorado recreation projects
• Nor’Wood taking apartment-market plunge 
• The Palisades wins tech, fitness awards
• Peterson to hold unclassified industry day
• U.S. companies added 325,000 jobs
• Oil prices could skyrocket if Iran closes strait
• U.S. holiday results mixed
• Lawmakers push for road funds
• Long live the FONG
• A clique off the old bloc
• No allergies allowed
• Occupy Crouse House
• Noted: Big money for Ft. Carson
• Long story short
• Not on the same page
• Jim Scherr named first commissioner of NCHC
• Trustee: Foreclosures to drop off in late 2012
• Stocks down slightly after day of big gains
• Deadline Friday for Live it Up designs 
• Marijuana activists to turn in Colo. petition
• State sanctions publishing company and owner for securities violations
• Top Olympians to be featured on trading cards
• Analysts predict 57 percent jump in bank earnings
• HP to escape mobile frenzy with two new desktop computers
• Record online retail sales buoy UPS and FedEx
• Cable, satellite companies to raise Colorado rates
• Nancy Bunker Joins Colorado Balloon Classic Staff
• Hickenlooper on presidency: 'I wouldn't be good'
• Ritter donates campaign funds to charities
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures 
• November construction spending rose 1.2 percent
• Defense bill includes at least $400M for Colorado
• Colorado GOP gearing up for February caucuses
• Highlands Ranch woman indicted for mortgage fraud
• Mountain states end 2011 on strong growth pace
• Panetta to offer strategy to cut $450 billion from defense budget
• Movies didn’t attract large audiences in 2011
• Men dominate new jobs market
• Colo. comeback kids on Wall Street
• Falcons and Tigers each finish year with split
• Falcons special teams nip Tigers; AF gets first-ever win at World Arena
• Three properties sold at foreclosure auction
• Stocks slip on the last trading day of 2011
• Santa trackers break records for calls, emails
• Colorado to lose three Sears, K-Mart stores
• BLM seeks public input about leasing land for alternative energy
• Springs places 5th, all according to plan 
• Springs’ business duo has photo booth, will travel 
• Year-end Part 3: Does your business enhance your life? 
• On the Horizon – December 30, 2011
• Insurance barometer on the rise for businesses in 2012 
• Breezy and sunny on the forefront by Friday
• Ringing in the New Year at NBC
• Ring out the year with an excellent weekend of college hockey
• Springs’ solar market looks bright in 2012 
• Travel expert Rick Steves to visit the Springs
• Colorado seeks new pot classification
• Abortion, immigration changes among new 2012 laws
• Colorado part of $34M settlement with GE Funding Capital
• Bennet, Snowe call on HHS to curb unnecessary hospitalizations
• Retailers adjust marketing as men take over grocery shopping
• Global takeovers slump to lowest in year
• Instead of work, young women heading to school
• Resorts hope for more snow
• WeBranded: 'Live adventure'
• Yakking and fracking
• 'Another black eye'
• Long story short
• Not in our downtown
• Noted: City pools face closure
• Drilling regs move forward
• Wrongs and taxpayer rights
• The Space between
• Falcons go for win, come up short in Military Bowl
• Investor beats CDOT to Express Inn purchase 
• U.S. manufacturing up, still needs help
• Neenan construction employee suspended amid investigation
• New laws ban happy hour, regulate fire-breathing and highlight contribution of gays and lesbians
• Court says Broadmoor owner Anschutz owes $17.3M in taxes
• China unveils quotas for high-tech material exports
• Briargate developer Christensen dies
• Sears, Kmart to close 120 stores, Springs’ status uncertain
• Westside’s CS West Bikes moving
• New Year's Eve - Cruising The Nightlife
• Locals all but absent in state board appointments
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - December 2011
• Colo. awarded small federal education grant
• Congress gives last-minute approval for tax cut
• Parks to benefit from $4.4 million paralympic grant
• Merry Christmas to All
• Downtown’s bright spots break barriers 
• Fed counterfeit crackdown nets $75 million in goods
• Ultra requests oil and gas drilling permits
• 70% of workers won’t use vacation time, will you?
• Long Story Short
• No money to make money
• Noted: Ray Marshall case headed to trial
• Memorial's road to health
• Warm welcome for immigrants
• End of the Springs' budget battle
• Logo and behold
• No consequences in dog shooting
• Politicians say TABOR will survive Bruce's fall
• Obama urges extension of payroll tax cut
• UCCS among schools claiming ‘.xxx’ domains to prevent porn
• Population growth slowing in Colorado and U.S.
• Look Back 2011: Banking troubles hold hope for Colorado 
• The Week Before Christmas
• Personal income rises above 2008 peak
• Holiday flying declines slightly, trade group says
• Colorado sues group behind fundraising calendars
• New Colo. districts prompt lawmaker moves
• Unemployment drops to 8 percent in Colorado
• Facebook’s ‘cool space’ campus looks to future
• U.S. housing starts jump 9.3 percent
• AT&T ends bid for T-Mobile
• Chipotle boss turns to immigration reform
• Hickenlooper plans to restore some state services
• New auction house, consignment shop open downtown
• HealthOne ‘disappointed,’ maintains Memorial interest
• US stocks drop; Citi and other big banks fall hard
• Report: Colo taxpayers pay millions in union costs
• Consumer Price Index drops slightly during November
• The Colorado Trust tracks health policy issues online
• Baggage, security top list of air travelers’ frustration
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures 
• University of Colorado Hospital gets task force nod
• Stock market eases up on news of Kim’s death
• Bowl season arrives; prepare to get stuffed
• Speaker: Pipeline stays in payroll tax cut bill
• Colorado again passed over for fed education grant
• Raymond James is 16th to settle in ARS complaints 
• Chief Petroleum offering gas for $2.72 a gallon today
• ‘Barriers’ block downtown redevelopment 
• Commercial market’s pulse returns 
• Assessing 2011 and planning for 2012: Part 1 
• Retail sales rise for sixth straight month 
• The Salvation Army’s Bennett ringing in the sheaves 
• People on the Move, December 16, 2011
• Stores create “super Saturday” for final sales boost
• New board, new name in chamber/EDC merger
• Poll: Most want US payroll tax cut extended
• CU studies how other schools deal with 4/20
• Colorado considering big campaign finance changes
• U.S. economy can grow in 2012 – but only if it fixes some issues
• Flying Horse preps for further development 
• NRF revises forecast for merrier holiday sales
• Jobless claims in U.S. drop to three-year lows
• Morgan Stanley to cut 1,600 jobs
• Wage protection planned for home health workers
• Noted: Bach announces vetoes
• Laura Neumann checks in
• Sunshine and reins at Therapeutic Riding Center
• Oil and water: Will they mix?
• Gifts pour in to Aztec Motel
• USPS wins a reprieve
• Long story short
• Steve Cox: Off and running
• Couple hoping to give away 300 Christmas trees
• Senate rejects two balanced budget amendments
• Colorado driver anti-texting law hard to enforce
• Judges tosses case against MMJ doctor
• Venture capitalist firms pessimistic about 2012
• Bach loses mayor/council showdown 
• Local tech business might leave town
• U.S. employees have the least vacation days
• Bank fee limits backfire for some small businesses
• Goldman loses 37 partners in worst year since 2008
• Keith King won’t run for re-election
• Sierra report: Commercial real estate trending up 
• Nordic skiing and photography does mix
• Employers slightly reduce job postings in October
• Bennet wants new visas for students
• Colorado approves fracking disclosure rules
• Cyber criminals target businesses with social media phishing scam
• 12 days to Christmas, 10 days to procrastinate
• Health reform will require fewer doctors than anticipated
• E-readers aside, customers return to bookstores
• AT&T’s plan to buy T-Mobile might be dead
• A Christmas Celebration
• Mayor pressures Council to fix salary-freeze error
• Temperature drops by Tuesday
• Do you agree with the ‘Live it Up’ redesign decision?
• Markets fall as mood darkens over EU crisis pact
• Kenya army, Somali militia swap Twitter insults
• Gas pipeline proposed for Colorado River
• Top El Paso County foreclosures 
• Some Colorado residents could benefit from Allstate settlement
• Potential fraud delays medical marijuana applications
• TSA expands faster security check program
• Fed keeps its secrets
• 2 is magic number as Tigers nip Seawolves
• Foodie Travel - Best Blue Bonnet dishes for the holidays
• Ugh! Tigers flat and undisciplined in loss to UAA
• Branding task force to scrap logo, start over
• Company wants to match interns with Colorado companies
• Young Professionals donate toys
• Increasing employee engagement, military style 
• SBDC’s Hurley out
• Finally sanity prevails; Air Force to stay in Mountain West
• Pro Cycling Challenge coming back to Springs
• Jobs, med school top questions about Memorial proposals
• With shuttle, Dress for Success suited for the road 
• Penrose sells community hospital to Peak Vista
• Colorado delays paying energy-saving rebates
• GOP leaders hope for agreement on payroll tax cut
• Colorado to receive part of multi-million Wells Fargo settlement
• U.S. growth may put Fed purchases on hold
• U.S. jobless claims at lowest in nine months
• In China, entrepreneurs must compete with the state
• Airing dirty laundry
• Mapping ambition
• Noted: Laura Neumann Bach's chief of staff
• Home sweet subsidy
• Seeds of creativity
• The Gazette: Getting it wrong
• Long story short
• No home for the holidays
• Coloradans donate $12 million on Colorado Gives Day
• Mayor shakes up city staff, adds positions, creates initiatives
• New Memorial lease could drive up health care costs 
• Study: Shoppers impatient during security checks
• FEMA supports allowing tribes to ask for aid
• Oil falls to $100 on growth in U.S. supplies
• IT salaries expected to increase dramatically in 2012
• More Americans plan to increase savings in 2012
• Business owner plans different kind of small biz conference
• J.C. Penney buying stake in Martha Stewart Living
• Coalascence: Photography By Barbara Sparks - Exhibition
• Andrew Romanoff won't run in 6th District
• Griffis/Blessing buys 240-unit apartment complex 
• Warrior Games back in the Springs for third year
• Colorado ranks 9th among healthy states
• S&P downgrade threats put pressure on EU leaders
• Colorado delays fracking disclosure decision
• Colorado foreclosures down 28 percent this year
• Shale gas drilling to add 870,000 US jobs
• Christmas tree spending at highest since recession
• BofA to pay $315 million to settle mortgage suit
• Colorado expected to create more jobs than rest of nation
• US factory orders fall for second straight month
• Colo. Supreme Court upholds Democrat Congress map
• Top foreclosures in El Paso County 
• Internet Honey to work with Oregon tourism
• Downtown shop to close
• Colorado Supreme Court upholds Democrats' congress map
• More than 20 Springs nonprofits to benefit from Colorado Gives Day tomorrow
• Sky Sox earn national recognition
• European stocks rally as Italy cuts debt
• U.S. automakers see best year since 2008
• Online learning, personalized
• Blossoms of Light turn on in Denver
• Tigers win OT thriller over Denver
• Centura: No medical arms race
• University of Colorado promises medical campus
• Memorial: System ‘of the community, by the community, for the community’
• HealthOne draws on large system as basis of proposal
• Colo. needs 96,000 jobs to regain pre-recession composure
• Payroll tax cut decision affects 130,000 Colorado firms
• Unemployment lowest since March 2009
• UCCS graduates 1st healthcare-management class
• Exempla first up for task force questions
• When you terminate an employee, take care to avoid lawsuits 
• Retailer pessimism dashed away after strong Black Friday weekend sales 
• Coulter leading WW II Aviation Museum education effort 
• Losing my (OS) Religion 
• People on the Move – December 2, 2011
• Kudos! – December 2, 2011
• On the Horizon – December 2, 2011
• Defense industry bracing for supercommittee impact 
• Republican political roller coaster: Newt’s turn 
• Listening is a public duty 
• A Week in Paradise
• Pikes Peak United Way Quarterly Newsletter - November 30, 2011
• City releases bids for Memorial
• City’s first electric auto charging station opens Dec. 9
• Stock rally stalls but eurozone bond yields drop
• Survey finds vacancy rate similarities in other cities 
• Small businesses should have a plan for seasonal hiring
• PPLD buys former Briargate MCI building
• Colorado Division of Banking noted for its high standards
• Osteopathic Foundation gives eight local grants
• Pikes Peak Hospice purchases HQ space
• ‘99 percent’ occupies cultural lexicon
• Brain drain
• Noted: County could deny drilling
• Coming up dry
• Best of friends
• Manitou makeover
• Once biting, twice shot
• Long story short
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - November 2011
• Falcons waiting on bowl date
• Oil jumps to $101 on int’l banking plan
• Boston Scientific: FDA approves 3 heart devices
• Hickenlooper, Hancock going to CA on business trip
• State takes strides in reducing unemployment overpayments
• Memorial, Penrose breast centers receive accreditation
• Website to help jump-start start-ups
• Pikes Peak American Business Women’s Association celebrates 50 years
• Springs firm could be acquired by international law group
• Companies add 206,000 workers
• Productivity up this summer, labor costs down
• New party gets spot on Colorado's 2012 ballot
• Republicans sputter, but new political map called 'done deal'
• Colo. legislative districts opposed by GOP OK'd
• Wall Street protesters occupy SunShare groundbreaking
• UCCS prof’s embattled board game named in WIRED magazine
• Supercommittee failure to inhibit construction funding
• Panel set to vote on new Colo. legislative districts
• Lawsuit targets Colorado cantaloupe grower
• Americans in November more confident about economy
• AFA board to meet in Washington
• BBB warns of phishing scam targeting businesses
• ACS to hire 225 people in Springs office
• Fitch downgrades U.S. to negative
• Hickenlooper looks to innovation, partnerships to aid economy
• Survey to gauge desire for downtown apartments
• Feds seize 150 websites in counterfeit crackdown
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures 
• AARP seeks tax volunteers
• Bal-Seal expansion expected to create 210 jobs
• Business owners should give thanks this season, too  
• On the Horizon – November 25, 2011
• CDOT starts Facebook page
• People on the Move – November 25, 2011
• The problem with overseas tech support  
• Hickenlooper goofs, leaves GOP off regents list
• Ugly Christmas Sweater Run 2011
• Snow Angel 5K and Toy Drive
• Long story short
• No permit, no problem
• Expense accountable?
• Preservation society
• Noted: Friendly help downtown
• Young and restless
• Control • Halt • Delete
• Falcons slip late, fall to Buffaloes
• Ore. governor bans death penalty for rest of term
• Downtown zoo shop will sell artwork by animals
• Federation names top customer-service retailers
• What’s stopping small business growth? Uncertainty
• Card-swiping accessory replacing credit card machines 
• Snead’s Type-A business approach proving successful 
• Hotels strategize to gain conference business 
• Chamber’s member numbers lag average 
• U.S. postal services parceling its work to fewer carriers
• Consumer spending slows as holiday buying season begins
• Gather and Be Thankful
• Colo. ranks fifth for business climate
• Colorado Springs Philharmonic performing at financial peak
• Amanda’s Fonda owner opts for Briargate over downtown 
• Cash-strapped cities, schools say: ‘Your Ad Here’
• Online shopping could be harder for employees this year 
• NFIB: Occupy a small business
• Colorado State professors use Colo. company for ancient city research
• Branding taskforce will consider design input
• Unemployment drops statewide
• Economy grew 2 percent in third quarter
• Police and ‘ambassadors’ on downtown streets during holidays 
• Oil prices fall sharply on fears of slow growth
• Colo. schools luring more foreign students
• 100 top figure skaters set to compete in Colorado Springs
• Cronin to be interim executive director of SET
• State holds public hearing about future of Cheyenne Mountain State Park
• Academy professor wins best in Colorado
• Low U.S. birthrate could prolong housing crisis
• European stocks slide on debt deal news
• The deficit deal that wasn’t: Supercommittee concedes failure
• Tigers return home and grind out win over Badgers
• FDA revokes approval of Avastin for breast cancer
• Lamborn’s oil shale proposal gets a hearing
• Romaro to head Arc of Pikes Peak Region
• Banking could be marijuana’s death knell 
• Memorial opponents square off as bids reviewed 
• Rooney believes in hyperbaric benefits and business 
• Careful planning will make company policies stick 
• Horsfall, Startup Colorado seek to help entrepreneurs 
• How many techs does it take to make e-mail work? 
• People on the Move – November 18, 2011
• Scribe is in Beta
• Two public hearings set for Memorial bids
• Colo. Supreme Court to hear GOP redistricting appeal
• Hickenlooper discusses Colo. budget with lawmakers
• Thanksgiving travel expected to jump 4 percent
• Agencies complain about arsenic limits
• Company to create jobs with kidney call center
• More shoppers will brave Black Friday crowds
• CVB names best tourism spots, events
• EDC/Chamber merger committee submits recommendations 
• Housing starts in U.S. decline
• U.S. banks face contagion from Euro zone
• Suspicions grow about MF Global’s cash
• Few takers for Colorado’s tax amnesty 
• Healthy input
• Noted: HCA-HealthONE's Memorial offer
• Payback time
• Comfort in the storm
• Stopping the leaks
• Occupy smackdown
• Long story short
• Young professional launches city re-branding effort
• NFIB polling members for state legislative agenda
• Euro falls to 5-week low against dollar
• Colorado foreclosures fall to 42-month low
• Clovis Oncology shares slip in trading debut
• DORA stops mailing tax forms
• Regent banned from collecting debts
• Manufacturing advances in October
• CPI falls unexpectedly in October
• Bell ringers go digital this season
• Bidding Blogger a Fond Farewell
• RMNP snowshoe tours at Grand Lake
• Colorado high court rejects plan for new legislative districts
• Colorado Springs announces city slogan, Live it Up
• Toys ‘R’ Us to open at 9 p.m. Thanksgiving
• EU plans crackdown on rating agencies
• Forest Service to form panel on new planning rule
• Tuesday last day for state tax amnesty
• Health care providers, businesses to compete for innovation challenge grants
• Springs Rescue still needs turkeys
• Illegal immigrant numbers lower
• Retail sales beat forecast
• Health care changes likely to outlast any ruling
• Cooler snap stalls into Tuesday; chance of snow showers
• EDC moving to Tejon Street
• Einstein’s downtown shop could be the first of several
• Most expensive foreclosures in El Paso County 
• Buffett’s firm buys about $10.7B in IBM shares
• Colorado a ’super battleground’ with new districts
• Frontier to lay off 100 people in Denver
• Supreme Court will consider challenges to Affordable Care Act
• Wal-Mart tests mini stores for holidays
• Obama’s Asian trade deal gains momentum
• Banks quietly ramping up consumer fees
• Air Force slows down VMI to win first All-Military Classic
• Wyoming cowboys up in fourth quarter, trips Air Force
• Looper wants landowners to get info on mineral rights
• Redrawn Congressional districts could mean big campaign spending
• FutureSelf to cease operations by end of year
• Franchise industry commits to hire 75,000 veterans by 2014
• Investors exit stock funds, shift to bonds in Oct.  
• Wells Fargo/CSBJ Leadership Forum: Young Professionals
• Inasmuch Foundation awards $154,500 in grants
• UCCS, Peak Vista receive grant for health sciences building
• SBA makes it easier for small businesses to get credit
• EDC’s job numbers a mystery 
• UCCS flexing its technological muscles 
• As Pinery business grows, so do Fish Market plans 
• 14th Annual YMCA and Kaiser Permanente Turkey Trot
• District court judge picks Democrats' redistricting map
• Roll Tide out of title contention--please
• Merck: Promising drugs in late-stage testing
• Colorado businesses lay off 1,235
• Wrecking ball hits zoo’s elephant barn; makes way for new exhibit
• Low apartment vacancies, high rents entice out-of-state investors 
• Springs’ sales and use tax collections slightly higher than projected
• EDC, PVG honor businesses with Local Industry, Celebrate Technology awards
• City and County officials set to reveal regional brand
• U.S. trade deficit narrows by 4 percent
• U.S. stock futures advance on jobs report
• Google’s chief works to trim bloated company
• Wommack's pathway to prominence
• Mixed blessings
• 'A lot of division' in Occupy
• Cost of trauma: $13 million
• Safe at (new) home
• 'We are taking it at face value'
• Noted: Council challenges Bach
• Long story short
• Colorado Springs Holiday Food And Gift Festival 2011
• Colorado congressional redistricting suit wraps up
• University of Denver to host presidential debate
• Colo. small business hiring up
• Support letters for Occupy Wall Street pour in from around the world
• Springs Arby’s restaurants to be remodeled
• El Paso County’s 10 most expensive foreclosures this week  
• Target follows Wal-Mart with midnight Black Friday opening
• Denver to decide on mandatory-sick-leave measure
• MF Global suspended from trading
• Humana says 2012 earnings might decline
• Madoffs aim to write their own future
• Colo. kept paying for tire site, despite federal complaints
• Stocks turn mixed after Thursday’s big rally
• Colorado Army Guard starts construction in Springs
• SCORE looking to increase volunteers, double its clients
• Guarantee offered for bad ski days
• Hickenlooper gets out of Denver, visits Springs’ businesses
• Wanted: Buyer for $22 million Renaissance Hotel 
• Take steps to improve account collection 
• Women helping women up corporate ladder 
• Haunted history scares up business for Briarhurst 
• Volkswagen line fueling sales, revenue for Penkhus 
• Got good news? Send it to Kudos
• Martin offers insight into task force’s work 
• SBDC hosts veterans’ business planning conference
• House repeals law withholding contractors’ taxes
• Colorado Secretary of State slashes business fees
• Mountain Metro changes routes, times
• Intecon wins Raytheon award
• Sony Corp to buy Ericsson’s stake in phone venture
• Supercommittee flirts with failure
• U.S. economy shows modest growth
• Noted: Unemployment could increase
• Long story short
• Training wheels
• Toothless
• Exploratory drilling OKed
• Can't stop the rain
• Numbers don't lie
• Flintco may struggle to find Renaissance Hotel buyer 
• State revokes license of Texas securities company
• In naming female CEO, IBM passes gender milestone
• Obama taking on student loan relief Wednesday
• Prescription drug take back scheduled for Saturday
• Defense cuts could equal 1 million jobs lost
• Apple might be getting ready to reinvent television
• Orders for U.S. goods stronger than anticipated
• Lobby seeks fewer regulations for medical device industry
• Colo. pushes for more ag oversight
• Host Families Needed!
• How to do Thanksgiving by Denver's Stir Cooking School
• How to do Thanksgiving by Denver's Stir Cooking School
• Community solar garden gets first site 
• State and local leaders meet for Jobs Renaissance summit
• Getting arrested? There’s an app for that
• Lawmakers seek tougher stance on China trade
• Obama mortgage plan has little Colorado impact
• Goodwill to get input on future of OCC location
• Olive Garden to remodel 2 CS locations
• Royal Gorge holiday train rides expected to be up 40 percent this season
• DOI fines First American Insurance
• Amazon profits may be halved, thanks to Kindle
• Ent opens new service center
• Mayor’s office launches bachsoffice.com
• Obama to promote new steps to help housing woes
• Rustling costs ranchers millions in poor economy
• ‘Egg hunt’ promotes marketing through online treasure hunt
• Gov. updates the “bottom-up” economic development plan
• U.S. malls struggle with high vacancy levels
• Swiss banks may pay billions to U.S.
• At Pentagon, Panetta must balance security with cuts
• Colorado accelerating state economic development blueprint
• Air Force puts up a good battle but falls to Boise St.
• Diversity Forum awards: Stories and photos
• Colorado above national suicide average
• BP closer to drilling new Gulf wells
• Bennet creates ACA grant database
• Silver key seeks volunteer drivers
• VC investments up 29 percent in third quarter
• State unemployment rate virtually unchanged
• Manufacturers seeking future work force 
• Study your competition if you want to win the game 
• Einstein’s Bagels to move in downtown 
• No bidders fight Flintco for Hammon’s Renaissance Hotel
• Furniture makes way for play at Play it Now Sports 
• Community solar garden celebration tonight at City Rock
• Known economist to discuss “Darwin Economy” tonight 
• US sales of previously occupied homes fell in Sept
• Level 3 switches stock to New York Stock Exchange
• E*Trade to pay $3.5 million to Colo. investors
• Division recovers $11.5 million for insured consumers
• Small biz upset about BofA debit card fees
• Rainbow disconnection
• Dicey proposition
• Ari Berman: Fighting suppression
• Furniture fetish
• Tough choices in D-11
• MMJ: Take it or leave it
• Noted: Pro Cycling Challenge brings over $80 million
• We can do it!
• Long story short
• Colorado sees record lending to small businesses in SBA loan program
• Hammons hotel to be auctioned
• 60-acre mixed-use development planned near Peterson 
• Debt management company pays $594,000 to state for violations
• Even higher fares can’t help American Airlines
• Xcel threatens to cut Boulder solar rebates
• UCCS students to design parts for electric cars
• 90th Pikes Peak Hill Climb set for July on fully paved road
• Retail executive see glimmer of hope on economic horizon
• Morgan Stanley posts $2.15 billion profit
• This Weekend: Dinosaur Carnival at DMNS
• RISE figure skating film has TV debut on Versus this Saturday
• USA Pro Cycling Challenge brought in $83 million to state
• Clincal research center to buy Printers Park building
• Most expensive foreclosures in El Paso County 
• Stocks waver on news of disappointing corporate reports
• Ag is top water user of Arkansas River in Colo.
• Colorado Springs police urge permits for protests
• Rocky Mountain Health Plans wins gold leaf award
• Pueblo man convicted of asbestos pollution
• Penrose earns HealthGrades accolades
• Can biofuels go to war?
• Western states becoming more urban, Democratic
• Springs police giving protesting campers the boot
• Obama seeks votes on jobs, piece by piece
• Forum economists at odds about Springs’ recovery, double-dip recession 
• IntelliTec Medical Institute preps for move to Tiffany Square
• Medical marijuana dispensaries join union
• Factory output rises on truck, airplane demand 
• Breckenridge bans pets at events
• Lowe’s to close 20 stores, cutting 2,000 jobs
• Redistricting time in Colorado
• Rylan Schwartz hat trick leads to Tiger sweep
• Crucial penalty kills lead to Falcon OT victory
• Forum: Springs needs to ‘grow up’ economically
• Turnovers, special teams critical in Falcons loss
• PERA files claim in state treasurer’s suit
• Gap to close U.S. stores 
• CCLP receives $351,000 grant
• BMW’s new 3-Series is longer, roomier
• Coleman moving 25 execs from Wichita to Denver
• Academy wins green energy award
• U.S. 24 West closed for rock project next week
• Colo. Springs battling to maintain defense budget 
• MacVan mapping the road to success for businesses 
• Suthers approves HCA-HealthOne deal
• Colo. gets GE solar plant
• Hickenlooper: Protesters' camp near Capitol is illegal
• Lawmakers call for repeal of cap on store debit card swipes
• Tigers open 2011-12 campaign with conference series
• GOP names Cadman as Senate minority leader
• Retailers wrapped up in holiday hiring 
• House Democrats warn supercommittee against cuts
• MapQuest website ranks neighborhoods, amenities
• Group pays medical loans in exchange for time in safety net clinics
• Summer events keep city’s general fund healthy
• Business plan competition hopes to lay tracks for sports industry cluster
• Germany’s largest retailer goes online
• Fed to set economic guidelines for stimulus
• Congress ends five-year standoff on trade agreements
• Arrow’s move boosts hopes of more Asian flights
• Colorado stocks: Up in strong October
• Hickenlooper tries to stop unemployment overpayments
• Yes for schools, MHS process
• Noted: Still no money for inactive ballots
• Local GOP: 16 divided by 3?
• Long story short
• No smoking gun
• A different take on safety
• Wedding bell blues
• Lockheed Martin develops wireless surveillance technology
• Lawmakers, White House regroup on jobs
• Nor’Wood to build Fountain apartments 
• Federal ski bill would allow summer recreation
• Senate’s China bill shows impatience with trade
• Apple launches iCloud
• Chrysler deal to net 2,100 jobs
• Public safety a priority in beetle-killed pine trees
• Aspen bans plastic bags; Boulder to consider it
• Former Denver exec gets probation for insider trading
• Carey to serve as interim chief
• Senate Minority Leader resigns to care for children
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo ready for annual Halloween party
• Restaurants, Family Dollar coming to Fountain
• NY comptroller warns of weakness on Wall Street
• Judge hearing arguments on Colorado redistricting
• Arrow Electronics moving NY headquarters to Colo.
• How much do banks charge for checking? FirstBank will tell you
• AT&T starts network upgrades in Springs
• Netflix drops plan to separate DVD, online businesses
• Perry, Cain, Romney seek advantage on economy
• Banner Health will bid for Memorial Health System 
• City Council: RLF should be more open
• Federal funds available for Main Street Loans
• Most expensive foreclosures in El Paso County 
• Dr Pepper Ten: ‘No women allowed’
• Colo. court battle over congressional maps begins
• Private equity fund raising stumbles in U.S.
• Shelton to speak at Space Symposium
• Home ownership: Lowest rate since Depression
• Improving forecasts mean no new recession
• Falcon skaters fail to finish, again and again, lose twice in North Dakota
• Irish eyes smiling as ND routs AFA in South Bend
• Nonprofits to move to county offices at Garden of the Gods
• Stocks mixed after unemployment rate stays high
• FDA regulations keep VC investment away
• State negotiates lower fees on issued debit cards
• AG files suit against magazine subscription companies
• SoCo Economic Forum Preview: County relies too heavily on military 
• Piercey hopes to drive sales with Honda dealership 
• Retailers gathering for Halloween revenue 
• After School University offers college prep for kids 
• On the Horizon – October 7, 2011
• President's Sixth Report to the Board of Trustees
• Air Force hockey opens in cauldron at North Dakota
• Twitter opens new offices on NYC’s Madison Ave
• Colorado wineries make the most wine since Prohibition
• Work place deaths lower in 2010
• State closes two youth corrections facilities
• Vestas’ order is first for Brighton plant
• Apartment management company makes second CS acquisition 
• State sanctions investment company
• Is Alabama’s immigration law creating a crisis?
• U.S. apartment vacancy rates at five-year low
• Apple’s visionary refined digital age
• Cleaning up
• Long live the Bull
• 'Stop the killing'
• Noted: More city staff to leave
• Young, hungry and here: Colorado Springs' new entrepreneurs
• Long story short
• The spirit of 86ed
• Obama returning to Colorado for another campaign visit
• Construction activity far from spike 
• Dinosaur Depot celebrates National Fossil Day with free admission
• Philharmonic to perform at Space Symposium 2012
• I-25 closed at Woodmen Thurs. night
• Bank of America website woes last into 6th day
• Bill to create resort jobs passes House
• Obama to step up power line projects
• NFIB workers comp insurance now available in Colo.
• Hopeful retailers hiring for holidays
• Stock futures gain on jobs report
• GOP urges opposition to Colo. $3B tax increase
• Apple unveils faster, more powerful iPhone
• CSU to spend $73.5M on emissions control technology
• Boehner dismisses move to punish China on currency
• CSU-Pueblo close to choosing new president
• Attorney says no deal in GOP theft case
• Economists say Colorado jobs forecast brighter
• Technology incubator graduates crane inspection company 
• Garden of the Gods Park named a Great Public Space
• AFA launches network to study space junk
• Fed ‘twist’ won’t create jobs
• Global shares hit 15-month low
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures 
• Harrison charter school prepped to expand
• Mountain States holding steady in business; confidence down
• Change Mob gearing up to launch second promotion
• Medical marijuana users denied firearms
• Review continues for mountain traffic plan
• Ford says US sales rise 9 percent in September
• Silver Key expands services
• Halloween spending to top $6.8 billion
• Hotel rates back to pre-recession levels nationally
• Falcons soar early, survive comeback and beat Navy in OT
• Lamborn not ready to back any GOP presidential candidate
• Air Force heads into October meat grinder
• A summer many investors would rather forget
• Partisan bickering stalls health exchange
• Cost of Colorado Powerball tickets to double
• Fazoli’s changes restaurant concept in Colorado
• University Village expands in tough times 
• Royal Gorge Bridge and Park has record season
• Make your business plan simple, yet powerful 
• Change Mob dream ready for reality 
• Business web sites and social media 
• Beavers serves up fresh ideas at Conscious Table 
• CEOs get huge severance pay even after failure
• Small beer brewers taste growing success
• Black hawk Casino selling for $76 million
• Sports Authority Field makes tailgating cut
• Appeals court rules ballots public
• Tour of sustainable buildings this weekend
• Stocks get lift from US data, German vote on fund
• Admiral moving into new role at Peterson AFB
• AG: Companies in possible violation of state law 
• IQOR offer real, but is exception to online rule
• Trendy back-alley businesses bring bucks downtown 
• Second quarter GDP grew 1.3 percent
• U.S. unemployment a national crisis, Bernanke said
• Security companies profit from illegal immigration
• Oil and gas industry seeks delay in pollution controls
• Noted: Voting registration deadline coming
• Policing the mind
• Long story short
• Beer to Van Briggle
• Proposition 103: Loot dreams
• Springs: data central
• Sinking ship
• A bunch of bull?
• Garden city
• Bennet visits Springs pharmacy to push crime bill
• City council to consider dispensary license appeals 
• City council approves SunShare innitiative
• Amazon unveils $199 Kindle Fire tablet
• 26 states file Supreme Court health care appeal
• State audit show vet nursing home lose money
• Colorado to audit online K-12 schools
• Prettier streets the job of new Streetscapes Solution Team
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s Encounter Africa $13 million exhibit under construction 
• With Kindle tablet, Amazon takes on Apple
• Borrowing costs drop for local governments
• Obama returns to Colorado with new stimulus pitch
• Oil up 4.5 percent on hope for Europe debt deal
• Colo-based investment firms merges ski resorts
• Obama pitches jobs plan in Denver, ends West Coast fundraising tour
• Coloradans continue to give despite economy
• Oil leases down, revenues up
• Obama returns to Colorado with a new stimulus plan (live coverage here)
• Senate approves plan to avoid shutdown
• Goldman Sachs to cut deeper
• Stock rally continues in Europe
• President Obama pitches jobs plan in Colo.
• No population growth in Colorado
• Obama defends push to raise taxes on rich
• El Paso County’s most expensive foreclosures 
• Change Mob blends charity with Groupon savvy
• Berkshire Hathaway to buy back shares
• Pueblo Chemical Depot still a danger
• Colorado sanctions Greeley man for security violations
• Wells Fargo gives small grants to local charities
• U.S. stock futures advance
• Betting on Bernanke returns 28 percent
• S.E.C weighs action against Standard & Poor’s
• Superior’s energy future blowing in the wind
• State GOP committee moves caucuses up to garner attention
• RMI Associates to refund customer fees
• Treasury gets $30M from sale of SunTrust warrants
• Englewood CH2MHill pays $1.5 million in settlement
• Health department receives federal grant for improvements
• Report: Foreclosure filings down
• Retailers making holiday shipping list 
• Entrepreneur ideas still starving for dollars 
• Alliances can be beneficial or troublesome 
• Melcher preparing for his new job as city attorney 
• Architects seek business help for city redesign 
• NBC's Inside Information
• Colorado Springs Downtown Ghost Tour
• Haunted Mines Haunted House
• Boo at the Zoo
• Woman of Influence: Sandi Yukman
• Woman of Influence: Ann Winslow
• Woman of Influence: Dorothy Williams
• Woman of Influence: Regina Walter
• Woman of Influence: Michelle Vacha
• Woman of Influence: Susan Strasbaugh
• Woman of Influence: Brenda Smith
• Woman of Influence: Pam Shockley-Zalabak
• Woman of Influence: Gisela Shanahan
• Woman of Influence: Cari Shaffer
• DADT: Treading lightly
• Shaking the foundation at AFA
• Noted: Who's expected for Memorial task force
• Happy endings for redistricting
• God before country
• Long story short
• Gessler sues Denver over mail ballot plan
• Garden of the Gods Bank changes its name
• University of Phoenix to open downtown location
• Penrose St. Francis in midst of big construction projects 
• 1M young adults get health coverage under law
• AFA under investigation for misleading faculty credentials
• Army considering name change for Pinon Canyon
• EDC recognized for its “expansion toolkit”
• Colorado’s ag exports rise dramatically
• Wall Street calm ahead of Fed announcement
• Bernanke has few tools to heal economy
• State treasurer sues PERA over access to financial data
• Inquiring minds want to know your shopping plans
• Golf management, information systems top majors at UCCS business school 
• LIVE COVERAGE: Douglas Bruce court hearing
• GM OK’s electric vehicle cooperation with China
• Academies don’t expect much change from DADT end
• Rocky Ford produce farmers feeling financial pain
• Centura Health expands to Kansas
• Report: More than 2 million manufacturing jobs lost
• Google wallet now open for business
• Americas might be site of next oil boom
• Obama draws hard line on debt reduction
• Tips for enjoying your first Oktoberfest
• Udall opposes limiting potatoes in school lunches
• Netflix separates its DVD, streaming businesses
• Colorado lawmakers tout tax amnesty
• As ranchers in drought areas sell cows, others buy
• Volunteer during Make a Difference Month
• Public Health moves this week to Citizens Service Center
• DOL offering virtual job fair
• Stocks slide in Europe on fears of Greek debt
• Benefits for retired military could face cuts
• Obama proposes $1.5 trillion in new tax revenue
• Colo. treasurer to sue PERA
• Pawcasso's
• Obama signs 1st major patent law change since 1952
• Race is on to become USA Pro Cycling Challenge host city for next year’s event
• Task Force chooses Chicago attorney to lead RFP process
• Coloradans spent $25M on insurance last year
• Philip Anschutz had interest in The Broadmoor for years
• In tough times, car repair is on the rise
• Where banks are big, so are rules
• Crude hovers above $89 barrel
• Group files suit to stop Aspen hydropower
• Oil and gas drilling allowed in state park
• Military Ministry Summit Comes to Campus
• Springs, Pueblo share manufacturing focus 
• Memorial group wary of Denver HCA deal 
• A Music Company setting stage for Springs’ live music 
• Build business value now for sale down the road 
• Memorial indecision hurting its biggest competitor, too 
• People on the Move – September 16, 2011
• On the Horizon – September 16, 2011
• Who’s in the driver’s seat — icons or instructions? 
• Help show military troops and families that you care 
• Springs’ renewable energy emerging from shadows 
• Panel chair: Colo. legislative maps more competitive
• Credit card defaults, late payments continue slide
• Solar Garden founders to host Q&A happy hour at Sonterra Grill
• Mortgage default warnings surged in August
• Phil Anschutz buying The Broadmoor
• Graner Music store adding recital hall, third studio 
• Future NASA rocket unveiled, able to go to the moon
• Unemployment jumps – again
• UBS reports $2 billion loss
• State spends $160M for homeland security
• Foreclosure filings down in some parts of Colo.
• Editorial: Mayor must follow Martin's lead
• Waiting for daybreak
• Noted: S-CAP could start needle exchange
• Meet the new suit
• Long story short
• Milk shake-up
• Getting hosed
• Get the most out of your online presence: Outsource it
• Catamount Institute names new executive director
• Most expensive El Paso County foreclosures 
• Business inventories and sales rose July
• CO athletes pushing for carbon regulation
• Little growth in retail sales for August
• July was hot for tourism in Colorado Springs
• Google, Intel team up for smartphones, tablets
• U.S. poverty level reaches 50-year peak
• France expresses confidence in banks after downgrades
• Icelandair to bring four flights to Colo.
• Melcher to be next city attorney
• iQor set to hire 100 people in the Springs to work from home 
• Colo. receives $5.7 million in settlement
• Large US banks must show how they would wind down
• Oil rises on expected drop in supplies
• Panel: Strict school discipline should be scrapped
• Man suspected for five Colorado Springs bank robberies caught in Reno
• AFA ranks in top colleges list – again
• GOP balks at taxes to pay for jobs plan
• U.S. motorists could spend $491 billion for gas
• Talk show host laughs when caller says Michelle Obama is a character from Planet of the Apes
• Memorial faces management takeover
• New Honda dealership to hire 50 employees 
• Euro falls to 7-month low on fear of Greek default
• Venoco to build pipeline in California
• Final proposed CO legislative districts discussed
• IBM putting Watson to work in health insurance
• I-25 North closed at Woodmen Road
• Job creation plan ignores housing woes
• News trends tilt toward niche sites
• Fresh worries about Europe shake global markets
• Falcons not ready to contend; TCU romps
• Stocks plunge as worries about Europe intensify
• Denver councilman pitching ban on texting during meetings
• Colorado sees drop in unaffiliated votes
• Feds approve loan guarantee for Colo. solar plant
• LIVE COVERAGE: Colorado Health Exchange Board meeting
• Franchise options fewer for entrepreneurs 
• Video e-mail ignites explosive growth for BombBomb 
• Trends might hold opportunity for small business 
• Branding task force using ‘alive’ to help create slogan 
• People on the Move – September 9, 2011
• On the Horizon – September 9, 2011
• This Weekend at the FAC ... Concert, New Exhibit, Gala, 9/11 ... - September 6, 2011
• Montezuma County looking to revive orchards
• Federal court tosses lawsuit over health reform
• Local business owner donates franchise to military veteran
• Slow food takes on the $5 “value meal”
• Brazilian Steakhouse coming to First & Main 
• DHS to repeal 850 rules, regulations
• Pinnacol makes AARP best list
• Yahoo struggles to find way
• Deal allows Amazon to delay collecting sales tax
• Fears of recession continue to rise
• Pure hope
• Mayor Bach: Just admit rookie mistake
• Noted: New direction for United Way
• Crowded classroom
• Long story short
• Members only
• Oxygen's business elements
• No food for you!
• 177-unit apartment complex going up in Monument 
• Gov’t audit: Stimulus funds for energy go unspent
• Fuel tax sends Colorado road officials to DC
• Business in Mountain States flat, confidence down
• Fort Carson finishes buffer zone purchase
• Bennet urges changes at FDA
• Obama jobs plan includes $300 billion in tax breaks
• Oil industry: Energy boost could create 1 million jobs
• Yahoo board fires CEO
• Fair attendance dips slightly
• Colorado stocks: Trading higher
• Frontier passenger counts up in August
• Hickenlooper: Terror spending records 'ridiculous'
• Travelers bugged by post-9/11 airport security rules 
• Colorado Springs bike map on sale at local shops
• Paramedics filling health care gap as need grows
• Comment deadline arrives for Pinon Canyon plan
• Romney unveils economic plan ahead of Obama speech
• Customers dodging new banking fees
• Colorado charities receive $310,000 in grants
• Retail analysts predict strong holiday sales
• World Bank expects no recession
• Global markets mixed after sell-off
• International Aviation Travel Show To Film Colorado Balloon Classic
• Considerably cool Labor Day weekend
• Coyote season kicks off Air Force football in 2011
• Bach dodges open meetings act
• Republican lawmakers wade carefully into Labor Day participation
• Final arguments set for Colo. school funding suit
• Colorado ski resorts invest millions in improvements
• Pot shops forced to stash their cash 
• What is the Regional Leadership Forum? 
• Adapta Medical’s catheter technology heading to market 
• A look at the impact of outsourcing — part 2 
• McConnell bringing championship perspective to CVB 
• Woodland Park businesses thriving in down economy 
• People on the Move – September 2, 2011
• Free municipal Wi-Fi – the next big thing, again? 
• On the Horizon – September 2, 2011
• Phase I construction of 62-mile SDS pipeline under way 
• Hurricane Irene Effects NBC Family
• Labor Day Weekend - 35th Colorado Balloon Classic
• The FAC Announces Fall Exhibition 'Sandzen in Colorado'
• Labor Day weekend set to cap ‘great’ summer tourism season 
• US economic data help world markets steady
• Goldman to stop controversial mortgage practices
• Powderhorn season passes selling at lower prices
• Economic growth continues in Mountain States
• City, county receive annual severance tax payment
• State insurance website offers premium answers
• El Paso County offices relocate to new Citizen’s Center  
• In T-Mobile suit, consumers are key
• Banks agree to deal on mortgage practices
• Sept. 11 spawned classes and jobs at nation’s university
• Infighting plagues bid to legalize marijuana
• Dow ends month lower; Colo. stocks up
• DU Study: Colo. faces hard choices
• I'm not a doctor, but...
• Taking off in style
• Noted: Terri Velasquez seeks $1 million from city
• Paper losses
• Long story short
• First and foremost
• President Obama to visit Colorado on Sept. 27
• Unemployment rates unchanged from last year
• Top ten El Paso County foreclosures 
• Strong manufacturing report gives dollar a boost
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo celebrates military personnel with discounted ticket prices
• Celebrate Technology nominations now underway
• Average Coloradan’s debt higher than national average
• Mayor joins Memorial task force
• AG files complaint against second Fla. firm
• U.S. probes Oracle’s dealings abroad
• H-P to continue manufacturing IPad rival
• Charities see smaller Wall Street donations
• Colorado scaling back Medicaid
• Loveland seeks new proposals for NASA hub
• Colorado stocks earned modest gains
• Foodie Travel: Things learned at a dinner at The Broadmoor's Summit
• Consumer confidence lowest in 2 years
• Colorado State Land Board auction sets record
• Virtual Workforce Centers aim to reach out to rural job seekers
• Xiotech has new name, new product
• Parents’ weekend to bring $7.5M to Springs economy
• No lunch break for one-third of US workers
• SET receives $244,000 from Primary Care Fund
• Frontier flight attendants ratify contract
• Big Pharma tries new prescription
• Obama’s economic adviser known for labor expertise
• Push for 2022 Olympics in Denver could be tough sell
• DaVita hires execs for global push
• Colorado stocks: A post-storm surge
• Fine Arts Center Announces Its 2011-2012 Exhibition Schedule
• FAC Announces Its 75th Anniversary Season-Opening Gala
• Colorado company offers hedge against falling home prices 
• Obama rounds out econ team ahead of jobs speech
• Irene tests military’s revamped disaster response
• Senior Medicare Patrol recognized for fraud-busting
• City attorney retiring after 25 years
• Solar energy exports top $5.6 billion
• Attorneys offer pro-bono clinic for vets
• 35th Annual Colorado Balloon Classic News - August 26, 2011
• Memorial representatives kicked off ownership task force
• Chance of rain persists for weekend
• Space Foundation, CSU-Pueblo to collaborate on teacher education
• Colorado voters asked for tax hikes to fund schools
• Bernanke proposes no new steps to boost economy
• State has no funds to help quake victims
• CDOT refinances bonds, refunds $106M
• Colorado second in nation for vaccines
• Sunrise building homes with a Garden view 
• CWIS finds growth, profit managing homes for govt. 
• A look at the impact of outsourcing — Part 1 
• Recalling Another Summer at NBC
• Top 10 El Paso County foreclosures, Aug. 17 
• Apple fans: Company is more than Steve Jobs
• Colo. Republican: End pensions for Congress
• Breckenridge considering limit on skiers
• It’s a global, but political, economy after all 
• Why blow off the Memorial Commission? 
• Memorial threatens legal action against PERA
• 'I'm his mother'
• Long story short
• Why the cheers?
• Underwhelming oversight
• Wheels of fortune
• Honing in
• Noted: EDC and Chamber to merge
• Tom and gerrymander
• 9-11 Commemoration Ceremony
• 9/11 Faces of Freedom
• Cutline 
• Isolated thunderstorms remain by Thursday
• Colo. Republican: End pensions for Congress
• An early US stock rally fades; indexes edge lower
• Labor Day traffic expected to drop
• Brunswick plans offer hope for Marketplace at Interquest 
• Memorial mill levy to be on Nov. ballot
• Springs teen named 2011 inventor by Popular Science magazine
• Airfare and hotel rates up, industry making slow rebound
• Editor’s note: More Safeways expanding
• Back to School for Colorado Springs - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Local voters pitch their tweaks to state legislative map
• Chamber/EDC to merge, look nationally for new leader
• Six Safeway stores expanding pharmacies 
• Stocks rise in early trading for second day
• Colo. tries easing I-70 backups by pacing traffic
• Florissant Fossil Beds to build visitor center
• State revokes mortage license, warns consumers
• Local nonprofits to use Groupon for donations
• Reapportionment commission wants your input
• 6,000 attend People’s Pedal Party to celebrate big race
• Cripple Creek gaming revenue up in July
• Survey: Small raises for salaried workers in 2012
• Psychiatric hospital plans $11.2M facility, 250 jobs 
• BBB honors businesses with excellent customer service
• Oil mixed as Libya conflict seems close to ending
• United CEO says improvements on the way
• Kittle takes on job to make city more efficient
• Foodie Travel: Denver's Stir Cooking School special date night classes for fall
• Rain might linger by weekend
• Stocks lower but selling pressure eases
• Southern Delivery System backers celebrate
• UnitedHealthcare offers students grants to fight obesity
• State unemployment rate: unchanged
• Whistling Pines cleaning up the shooting range business 
• Asking for help can be tough for small business owners 
• Hunter’s racing insight guiding Pro Cycling Challenge 
• PERA price tag still troubling Memorial ballot plans 
• People on the Move – August 19, 2011
• On the Horizon – August 19, 2011
• Major Library Software Upgrade
• Coffman wants ballots in English only
• What is a fair tax-burden? 
• Chamber, EDC to make ‘positive’ announcement next week
• Here we go again: Stocks plunge on economic fear
• Colo. gets $15.3 million in federal transportation funds
• Military’s Colo. mountain bunker gets a facelift
• City opts for vitality over economic development 
• NBC’s Bob Costas to speak at U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Assembly
• CSU seeks public comment on gas plan
• Hydration stations: West side
• Noted: Grant given for carbon capture study
• 'I'm done with him'
• Meeting the Challenge
• Smaller, faster, stronger
• Long story short
• Hydration stations: Downtown
• They grow up so fast
• Bicycle not required
• Take a brake
• Endurance ride
• Fast and furious
• Follow the Challenge
• Best of both worlds
• The a-maze-ing race
• Pikes Peak United Way Quarterly Newsletter - August 16, 2011
• 9/11 Remembered At The Fine Arts Center
• Homeowners remodeling instead of building
• What will Pro Challenge mean for bike shops? 
• Rising stock prices push oil near $88 a barrel
• Suthers, Polis debate legalizing marijuana
• Colo. fee holiday for out-of state businesses
• Meals on Wheels seeks vendor to make 40,000 meals
• Deployed soldiers target of gem scam
• Quadriplegic Doctor Attempts to Climb Pikes Peak
• Automakers rebound in July to lift factory output
• Comcast offers subsidized Internet
• Talk to congressman: there’s an app for that
• Florida company must pay Colorado for failing to register its business
• Rotary Club plans Sept. 11 ceremony
• California companies sanctioned for securities violations
• Neumann receives federal grant for CO2 
• Multi-million dollar construction project under way at Springs airport 
• Camping allowed along Pro Challenge race route
• ‘Doomsday’ defense cuts loom large for select 12
• More than 100 bad bridges awaiting fix
• CSU breaks research funding records
• Local food trucks could make Food Network show
• Longmont man running for president
• BLM sells oil and gas lease 
• FBI: Mortgage fraud still prevalent, hard to catch
• Longmont man running for president
• Ski analysts worried about recession
• Rocky Mountain State Games attracts record number of athletes
• Summer 2011 CCM Orientation
• Public input on branding a bad tactic 
• Back off Colorado’s oil and gas industry 
• Sassower’s military critique baseless 
• Are you delegating? Or dumping?  
• Setbacks and strides in Springs’ diversity appreciation 
• Book Review: Living in the Village 
• QR codes and the new “Enhanced Reality” 
• Defense budget cuts a bittersweet prospect in Springs 
• Christensen’s Prosperent landing national clients
• On the Horizon – Aug. 12 
• More to the story
• Pedal power
• Noted: Memorial pushed for ballot
• A bridge too far?
• Long story short
• The fast and the furious
• Interpreting dreams
• Endurance ride
• C.S. confidential
• Smaller, faster, stronger
• Three cheers from three locals
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519
• Apartment investment firms descend on Springs market 
• Pay TV industry loses record number of subscribers
• Test drive a BMW, support Team USA
• New business helps moms stride to fitness
• Job openings flat, fewer people quitting
• ISS allowed to compete for Navy contracts
• Colo. Health Department holds tobacco public hearing
• Flying disc championships land in Colorado Springs
• Gold up with stocks as investors cling to security
• Tiffany Square gets new tenant 
• Dollar declines as Fed policymakers meet
• Who should lead a combined Chamber/EDC?
• CDOT lists highways to avoid during race
• Aurora man gets dream vacation to the Springs
• Heart Check America fined $3.2 million
• Executive director leaves mining museum
• UCCS adds online entrepreneurship program
• Springs historic buildings receive state grants 
• Olympic Training Center to host pentathlon championships
• Aspen officials worried Frontier will stop service
• U.S. markets fall sharply after S&P downgrade
• US stock futures tumble after S&P downgrade of US
• More Colorado counties may need Spanish ballots
• SRM launches three-year expansion plan
• Peak Venture Group wants to hear your pitch
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• Greek restaurant opens in empty Briargate location
• Court rules public boards can vote in secret
• Pinnacol withdraws as workers comp administrator
• Colo. Springs shopping for its brand 
• Goodwill cleaning up on commercial custodial jobs 
• Want to be successful in business? Tap into your greatness 
• Blessing’s business among city’s prominent employers 
• Leadership Pikes Peak seeking nonprofit projects 
• Dems warn long-term jobless could derail recovery
• Schriever air base space wing gets new commander
• 2 Colo. cities on Forbes’ small business list
• Federal grand jury looking into DaVita allegations
• AG warns of consumer scam
• Click it or ticket campaign nets 1,815 seatbelt violations
• AFA ranks in top ten for second time
• Jimmy Johns to open at Chapel Hills
• Rocky Mountain Health Care buys former Space Foundation building 
• Head north, dear friends
• CSPD clears the air
• Taste of flight
• Noted: Donna Nelson appointed city economics vitality specialist
• A sad sign on I-25
• Long story short
• Prickly pear and spice
• Taking the initiative
• Land of enchantment
• We can explain ...
• Feeling the flow
• Bennet says credit rating is nation's "fortress"
• Dow edges higher, breaking an 8-day losing streak
• Oil falls on concerns about economy and demand
• Dow average is headed for its ninth straight loss
• Groups seek to dismiss lawsuit on renewable energy
• CenturyLink post 78 percent lower profit
• Chamber/EDC merger: Structure? Jobs? Layoffs? 
• Colorado slips in entrepreneurship ranking
• Freedom Financial Services approved as a Freddie Mac seller
• Nelson to be city’s first economic vitality specialist
• Oil slides under $94 on concerns of weak economy
• Grant to help document Bent’s New Fort, Sand Creek
• Powderhorn Ski Resort to be auctioned off
• LPP looking for new nonprofit projects 
• Mortgage Solutions gets new president
• Academy ranked in top colleges list
• Penrose surgery group ranked above average
• Tour de France top 3 to compete in Pro Cycling Challenge
• Business leaders meet to brainstorm new brand
• Small spending cuts to have little economic impact
• CO’s pot agency renting space from pot lawyer
• Colorado bank failures could top $1 billion
• BLM eases fire restrictions
• Adams Bank & Trust chosen for lending program
• Mountain States economy continues slow growth
• Sing-A-Long Sound Of Music
• Gessler's campaign finance rules challenged
• Local drug-testing business eyeing 200 nationwide franchises 
• On the Horizon – July 29, 2011
• People on the Move – July 29, 2011
• UPDATE: Senate kills latest House debt measure
• New PPCC president Bolton in sync with business needs 
• Health Quarterly: HSAs tried-and-true  
• Health Quarterly: Wellness plans are tricky 
• Health Quarterly: How businesses can improve health care 
• Banks going after every last foreclosure penny 
• Rough terrain: Small sporting events struggle for sponsorships 
• Banks shine a light on why small business lending lags 
• Celebrating the Life of Sgt. Mark Cofield
• Developers break ground on the Peaks at Woodmen 
• Gov’t: Health tab to hit $4.6 trillion in 2020
• BLM backs Christo’s river proposal
• Beware of phony IRS e-mails, it’s a scam
• McDonald’s to replace Flintridge store
• Spectranetics reports 7 percent revenue increase
• AG settles with debt-relief company
• Digital death
• City loses clerk, gets liaison
• Noted: Plenty of force behind Banning Lewis drilling idea
• Return of the imposter?
• Long story short
• Not so fast
• Lunch lady 2.0
• Markle leaves EDC for Central Bank & Trust
• Market reaction to the debt showdown in Washington
• Sunbelt opens Springs location
• Banks pursue deficiencies in foreclosures 
• Oil falls as nation’s crude supplies rise
• Army general tapped to lead NORAD, Northcom
• Hickenlooper to shake up Oil-Gas Commission
• Colorado parks division sued over Christo project
• American Furniture not afraid of Ikea
• Cefus leaves Catamount, joins PPCF
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - July 2011
• Pikes Peak Highway paving project to be finished early
• City’s roadwork outsourcing will mean 20 jobs
• Groninger Concrete: Solid during recession 
• Slow Web, clogged phones lead Lamborn to ask for direct calls
• Spring buying boosted home prices for 2nd month
• Babbitt blasts GOP bill on public lands
• Legislators climb 14ers to fix capitol dome
• Springs No. 4 most affordable, Kiplinger says
• Travel experts convene in Colorado Springs, discuss tourism
• New management company takes over Citadel Crossings
• Restaurant to sell everything in online auction
• Oil holding below $100
• Stocks sink in early trading
• Business could be responsible for customers’ Wi-Fi use
• Pot, marriage could play roles in ‘12 Colo. races
• Wheat farmers need less rain
• Ozone alert issued for Front Range
• Colorado company joins Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to save orangutans
• Couples can compete for $10,000 engagement ring tomorrow
• Obama makes debt case at town hall Friday
• Wyo-Colo wind power line gets buyer interest
• Employment up in Colorado
• Commission approves Gold Hill Mesa changes
• Planning commission votes for S. Academy improvements
• In hard times, bootstrap to conserve your cash 
• Bank robberies surge in 2011 
• Renaissance Hotel will go to auction, but who will bid? 
• One on One: Ruffini managing Teen Court, growing list of needs 
• Tech Talk: What does Google’s ‘+1’ mean for your business? 
• Labor law: Beware bullying in the workplace 
• Memorial task force exploring lease-payment options 
• Higher education is one of our precious resources 
• Vandal Apprehended on NBC Campus
• Wal-Mart confirms data center plans
• City Clerk Young retires
• US gov’t ends Chrysler investment
• House tries to shackle sway of new consumer agency
• Rumsfeld, “The Sarge” visit Fort Carson
• Gambling panel meets after tax tiff
• Colorado wine tasting gets scientific
• Johannes Hunter pulling out of downtown 
• Ramtron posts second quarter revenue increases
• Training transfer
• A little goes a long way
• New media
• Long story short
• Noted: Battle on term limits continues
• Bad service
• Hub International moving into Plaza of the Rockies
• Crane software sees lift in national business 
• Dollar falls against euro ahead of EU meeting
• Hackers changing road construction signs
• Trade group: US resorts see record skier visits
• Outreach program nets more than 200 jobs for homeless
• Hill Climb breaks sponsors, merchandise ticket records
• Colo. casino taxes continue downward trend
• Space Foundation settled into new headquarters
• ITT splits into three companies 
• Denver doctor to launch medical tourism group in Barbados
• Hickenlooper elected to WGU board
• UnitedHealth’s 2Q profit climbs 13 percent
• Army Corps says it terminated Flaming Gorge study
• Hancock sworn in as Denver's 45th mayor
• Rocky Mountain State games to bring athletes, money to town 
• El Paso sees strong apartment development
• Big brouhaha over obscure Medicare board
• China boosts holdings of US Treasury securities
• BLM schedules hearing next month on Pinon Canyon
• Consumer index shows year-over-year increase
• Boeing launches next gen satellite for Schriever
• Renaissance Hotel contractor Flintco wins foreclosure judgement
• Tim Leigh: Memorial could pay for park maintenance
• People on the Move – July 15, 2011
• There are different ways to go about getting “It” done 
• On the Horizon – July 15, 2011
• Book Review: ‘How to Get Out of Your Own Way’ 
• Ho-hum: Springs economy staying the same 
• Campbell overseeing HBA’s 2011 Parade of Homes 
• Mandates, consumers and manufacturers 
• Weighing the importance of sales and ethics 
• Attendance high at 2011 U.S. Women’s Open
• Penrose earns stroke certification from TJC
• Aubrey named communications director
• Colorado College founding member of new hockey conference
• New National Collegiate Hockey Conference will include Colorado College
• Births, not new immigrants, push US Latino growth
• AF Academy Board of Visitors meeting on campus
• Gay marriage could be on Colo. ballots
• Japan, US Olympic commitees start soccer wager
• Groups protest cuts to NASA, NOAA 
• One step forward...
• Blues Under the Bridge highlights
• Growing problem
• Take it to the Bridge
• Pride and prejudice
• From homes to oil?
• Noted: SDS contracting goes out of town
• Long story short
• Hickenlooper asks for federal disaster declarations
• Survey: Most pharmaceutical execs foresee more M&A
• Breckenridge council upset over ski expansion deal
• Heath says tax hike only small step for schools
• MSEC sponsors health insurance forum  
• Spectranetics names new CEO
• Utilities looking for businesses to work on SDS
• Groups call for health exchange board resignation 
• Commissioner Amy Lathen to host 'whistle stop town hall'
• Job openings flat in May, a sign of slow hiring
• CO financial computer system has risk of failure
• Springs’ Internet Honey wins state tourism contract
• Wages, employment up in Colorado counties
• Business aviation sector still recovering
• Study: People using sick leave as vacation time
• So Yeon Ryu dominates in playoff to win U.S. Women's Open
• GM to sell diesel Chevy Cruze in US
• Colorado Capital Bank shut down, First Citizens breaks into Springs market 
• Colo. starts electronic vaccine registry
• Free Slurpee Day drawing crowds to 7-Eleven stores
• Anti-tax crusader Bruce back in court on evasion charge
• State might reduce marijuana patient-registration fee
• Celebrazione!
• 75th Anniversary Lectures At The Fine Arts Center
• Seo sleeps on lead; awaits possible playoff
• Some calling to boost salaries for legislators
• Weather still winning at U.S. Women's Open
• Bogey-free day means IK Kim holds Open lead
• Sen. Bennet's brother arrested in Aspen
• Tax measure effort for schools at halfway mark
• Stocks dive after dismal June jobs report
• Colorado part of JPMorgan Chase settlement
• Exchange board tainted by bias? 
• Boulder Street Gallery connecting government with art 
• Social media a big help or monumental waste of time? 
• Clennan’s Freedom Financial a growing success 
• Yogurt fad blankets city with shops, teen jobs 
• People on the Move – July 8, 2011 
• On the Horizon – July 8, 2011 
• Sam Blankenship Memorial
• Weather wins on first day of Women's Open
• Feds: Serious problems with Colo. welfare computer
• Study ranks Colo. lowest in obesity
• House and Senate panels take up 3 trade bills
• Mt. Tejon owner opens new shop
• Braxton Technologies moving into former Chase building 
• Mow money
• A tall drink of water
• Coming to a head
• Long story short
• Noted: Another go around for term limits
• Insurance exchange board faces criticism, scrutiny 
• AG funds foreclosure hotline for two years
• Stock market shrugs off weak service sector report
• CU gets $300K for coal gasification research
• Pot, booze analogy sparks CO ballot complaint
• Sales taxes up, economic picture bright for Colo. cities
• Tech incubator receives $99,000 state grant
• Denver ballot proposal would mandate sick leave
• Western Union to buy Travelex unit for nearly $1B
• Borrowers sue over apparent loan mod mishaps
• Oil up past $96 on higher price forecast
• Nabisco champ Stacy Lewis kicks off Open week vs. Wounded Warriors
• Open season has arrived
• Recent winner Sandra Gal excited about gearing up for Women's Open
• Tipton disputes radio ads calling him 'sneaky'
• Sales tax revenue floweth over 
• Take care when taking on a partner 
• Farmers markets are fertile business ground 
• Airport’s Earle looking to the skies after recession 
• Marijuana companies now offering penny stocks 
• As coolness expands, content companies tremble 
• People on the Move – July 1, 2011 
• On the Horizon – July 1, 2011 
• Springs’ shopping malls battling vacancy rates 
• Investor holds on to hope for Macy’s building 
• The 37th Annual Russell V. DeLong Sermon Award
• Thornton man receives largest fine for insurance fraud
• Task force considering leasing Memorial’s assets to nonprofit
• Forbes ranks best cities for business, Springs No. 30
• Texas authorities sought felony for Colo. lawmaker
• Mortgage exec gets 30 years for $3 billion fraud
• Boulder to ban junk food at city vending machines
• Noted: Redistricting shakeup
• Calculus problem
• Hand in pocket
• Jack of all trades?
• Long story short
• Voting rites
• Mayor charged with 'excluding a large portion of the community'
• Delta Solutions doubles, still hiring
• Stocks rise as Greece nears debt solution
• Vradenburg Foundation awards eight grants
• CCLP receives $225,000 grant
• Colo. man sentenced for check fraud
• Housing prices, closings fall 
• PVHS CEO to meet with Memorial task force 
• Colorado lawmakers reviewing same sex marriage
• Foodie Travel: Denver's Stir Cooking School summer classes
• Gazette publisher Steve Pope to resign
• Sales tax revenue up, but mayor, council not hiring yet 
• Banning Lewis Ranch goes to bankruptcy auction today
• Colo. business climate slips to No. 5 spot in CNBC ranking
• News Corp. to sell MySpace this week
• Combative new IMF chief takes on new challenge
• Paper Co-Authored by CC's Henry Frick Provides Insights into Dinosaurs
• Map would keep makeup of Sen. John Morse's state Senate seat as is
• Citigroup ex-VP arrested on fraud charges
• Citigroup ex-VP arrested on fraud charges
• $732,000 grant will aid Springs senior-care centers
• Mountains States tallies Springs’ health insurance costs 
• Aspen’s Ideas Festival draw big names on economics, technology
• Business owner beware rattlesnakes and concentrations 
• Arcarese opens new door for women at Mi Casa 
• The slippery slope of newspaper paywalls 
• People on the Move – June 24, 2011 
• On the Horizon – June 24, 2011 
• Exercise businesses powering through recession 
• Community colleges ask gaming commission to reconsider the 5-percent tax break 
• Book Review: A book of lessons on how to be a better boss 
• Taking a look into innovation and entrepreneurship 
• Auditor’s report on EDC numbers tells many tales 
• Warm summer band persists into Friday
• Warm, dry summer streak continues by Thursday
• Deadly equine virus contained in Colorado
• Colo. reaches settlement with drug companies
• Study says more cities saving water
• Supreme Court: Generic drug makers not liable for warnings
• Collaborative Design Group banding together for business 
• Chasing Amy
• Stormwater slackers
• Anarchy in the GOP
• To the extreme
• Noted: County kills parks question
• Tear down this wall!
• Long story short
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - June 2011
• Foodie Travel: Blue Bonnet's summer blockbuster menu
• Janska, Farfelu merge to create new company
• Colo.-based Real Goods Solar, Alteris to merge
• EDC, chamber merger decision looms 
• Big Jim to open new Cripple Creek casino
• Insurance companies have 19 percent error rate
• Photos from today’s annual Street Breakfast
• Pentagon gets cyberwar guidelines
• Anne Hyde's New Book Helps Reassess Western History
• Springs hospitals gearing up for busier ERs, thanks to health reform 
• Bryan Construction wins shot at $3.8 billion in contracts
• US issues graphic cigarette labels
• Federal foreclosure help coming for Colo. homeowners
• Obama to honor Colorado Rapids
• McCain blaming AZ fires on immigrants
• Buckwheat Zydeco With Special Guest The Dirty Dozen Brass Band at the Fine Arts Center
• State reapportionment to impact 3 El Paso County districts
• American Singles Golf Assoc. going strong in Colorado
• Credit Union of Colorado expanding 
• G.E. Johnson among safest workplaces
• Romney to visit with Colorado business leaders
• El Paso county commissioners consider parks tax
• Supreme Court limits Wal-Mart sex bias case
• NAZ Family Music Camp Comes to NBC
• Possible rain to fall this weekend
• People on the Move – June 17, 2011 
• Bank at Broadmoor to be acquired by Texas company
• Tech Talk: Avoid using social media icons for print marketing 
• Memorial looking at ways to expand market share 
• Hurley takes over at Small Business Development Center 
• One-stop sports and health lifestyle center envisioned 
• On the Horizon – June 17, 2011 
• Manitou enjoying 100 percent occupancy rate 
• Lessons that the recession should have taught us 
• Fewer foreclosures mean fewer trustee’s office jobs 
• Springs’ lobbyist has little to report 
• Shredding helps end hunger
• 8.7% jump in housing permits doesn’t amount to recovery
• Low attendance, no mayor forces cancellation of Jobs Renaissance event
• Citigroup says 218,000 affected by hackers
• Data centers: Aim hire
• Likes and dislikes
• Know free lunch
• Deal-a-meal
• Noted: Protests of property values sink
• Something new is something old
• Long story short
• Squaring the circle
• And the experts say ...
• City clarifies press policy
• Manitou logs on to Wi-Fi
• Lamborn: Unaware NREL was target
• Lamborn says he was unaware energy lab targeted
• Bankers less optimistic about economy
• Independence Center changes name, expands services
• Colorado gets a D for manufacturing economy
• How do wild fires ignite?
• Dry heat to continue by Wednesday
• Summer heat blazes in full swing
• Finley heads to city office, temporarily
• El Paso County foreclosures filings fall 33%
• Dispensaries ask voters to overturn pot shutdown
• Retail sales fell for first time in nearly a year
• Average compensation in the West: $29.95 per hour
• Bach names Cox as chief of staff
• Perkins, Marie Calendar’s file for bankruptcy, local restaurants close
• Aurora couple indicted for $140,000 workers’ compensation theft
• New USGA head Davis excited about Women's Open returning to The Broadmoor
• Colorado groups file complaint against Gessler
• Marketpace at Briargate 100% leased
• Marketplace at Briargate leases last available space 
• ISS wins $50 million Afghan contract 
• Knowing when to call it quits is not an easy call to make 
• Faber strengthening society through Action Agency 
• Law firms seeing business pick up as recession tapers 
• EcoFoam Insulation shooting for market expansion 
• People on the Move – June 10, 2011 
• On the Horizon – June 10, 2011 
• Surrender your identity in one step with Google passwords 
• Check-in to NBC
• Romney plans Colorado money stop June 20
• Construction boosts Academy’s economic impact 
• Secretary of State to transfer overpayments
• Tipton money goes to nephew's company
• Slow economy weighing on stock market, finally
• Hickenlooper to sign school funding bill
• Change of Focus
• Long story short
• Snubbed in D.C.
• Cooling the rhetoric
• Restoring hope
• Fact-checking the interview
• Noted: Points from Bach's inauguration
• Insult to injury
• Chance for rain on Wednesday night
• Memorial hiring largest-ever surgical practice
• Government halts campaign to buy Pabst beer company
• State Supreme Court questions campus gun ban
• Commercial foreclosures less common, more expensive
• Governor signs law inspired by dragging death
• Students' Kenyan Proposal Earns 2011 Davis Project for Peace Award
• Workforce Center expanding into Fountain
• Humana companies fined by insurance division
• Inasmuch gives to zoo, 11 groups in Springs
• Audit: EDC’s job-creation numbers overstated
• 90% of Boulder’s energy to be renewable by 2020
• Vail Mountaineer, Denver Daily News closing
• Gaming commission reduces tax rate on casinos
• Incoming Class to Read 'Ludlow' by CC Professor and Colorado Poet Laureate
• Airline industry’s profit forecast cut to $4 billion
• Foundation provides health grants
• Downtown banners will tout USA Pro Cycling Challenge
• Arts on the Street kicks off June 24
• Office Depot to pay state, nonprofits $189,000
• Three players advance to Women's Open in Broadmoor qualifier
• Breezy winds settle down by Saturday
• Changing-paint forces inventor to change his role 
• Celebrate small business and its future on June 9 
• Hunzeker is leading ITT into its multi-tiered future 
• People on the Move – June 3, 2011 
• On the Horizon – June 3, 2011
• Cyber clampdown could mean business for Springs 
• A rant about consumer privacy and online advertising 
• The economic and political Medicare mess 
• Is it worth going to college? 
• Many businesses unaware of Enterprise Zone credits 
• Apartments offer work, profit during down economy 
• Sky Sox call up ticket sales 
• Aim for Energized Alignment 
• NBC Commencement 2011
• Visiting Artist Lectures at the Fine Arts Center ...
• Fire danger is on the rise
• SET clinics expand, hire medical director
• Air Force Academy’s economic impact: $851 million
• Big student debt could limit schools’ aid access
• CVB offers few details about how it spends tax money 
• Double your pleasure
• Noted: Skiffington-Blumberg released
• No rest for the weary
• Method of modern love
• Long story short
• Round and round
• UPDATE: Protesters try to mix with crowd after Rove's visit to local GOP event
• Springs misses two young-professional ranking lists
• COPPeR to launch new arts impact study
• Udall hopes to expand renewable leasing programs
• Gov. signing health insurance exchange bill today
• Karl Rove headlines El Paso GOP fundraiser
• Index shows small business growth in state, nation
• Governor vetoes fees on kids' health care program
• Skiffington-Bloomberg resigns from city post
• Community leaders start push to save historic building 
• Hickenlooper vetoes bill that changes state insurance plan
• Colorado Supreme Court to hear Ward Churchill case
• AG, FTC file joint lawsuit against Colo. company
• Rodeo officials eye horse virus threat
• Toyota’s Japan production will near normal in June 
• In shift, feds target top execs for health fraud
• Leadership Forum transcript
• Spotty weather stumbles this Memorial Day weekend
• Dry conditions remain on Friday forecast
• 7th Annual Dump & Donate Day!
• Dealership branding: ‘If you want to play, you have to pay’ 
• Springs business leaders offer advice for Mayor Bach 
• Get in touch with inner gladiator at X-Treme Challenge 
• Are you missing all your most important meetings? 
• Jay Cimino has resolve for Ford, heart for charity 
• Job fair to focus on domestic, green opportunities 
• Memorial task force will mull Nov. ballot language 
• People on the Move – May 27, 2011 
• On the Horizon – May 27, 2011
• 500 Facebook friends won’t help you fix your flat tire 
• Few Springs projects on CDOT list 
• Book Review: “Malled: My Unintentional Career in Retail” 
• National Labor Relations Board attacks 
• You can throw away your job description 
• Great Days at Nazarene Bible College
• Commissioners want to intervene in TABOR suit
• UPDATE: Kazmierski resigns
• CVB launches mobile app
• Google launches trial of tap-to-pay phone system
• Who should replace Kazmierski?
• Kazmierski resigns from EDC
• Sales of foreclosed homes fell in 1Q
• Pretty, ugly
• Long story short
• Data centers: 'Open for business'
• They want to suck your blood
• Noted: TABOR facing trouble
• Piñon Canyon: Staying vigilant
• May 26: Spotlight on Stigma: Stories of Hope
• Colorado College Holds 129th Commencement
• County attorney wants to help oppose TABOR lawsuit
• New rules offer big cash awards to whistleblowers 
• Denver claims nation’s largest restaurant week
• The Weekend: The Golden Bee Celebrates its 50th Anniversary
• Council approves incentives for Wal-Mart, Agilent
• Colorado banking industry shrinking 
• Paula Creamer set to defend Open title at The Broadmoor
• Forum to focus on ‘job renaissance’
• NASA choose Colorado’s Orion
• Progressive to hire 95 in Springs
• Council creates task force for Memorial future 
• Tax cheats among recipients of stimulus money
• Colorado Springs considering business incentives
• Udall, Wyden concerned over Patriot Act
• Springs company designs Indy car
• Event held to build Fort Carson gazebo
• Study tells students the worth of their majors
• Hill Climb hires Race Central for promotion
• Colo. unemployment drops during April
• Springs-based TEPA gets $14 million Fort Carson contract
• Lawsuit challenges constitutionality of TABOR
• Sunshine radiates; thunderstorms still possible
• Chamber gathers insight from OKC trip 
• Foreclosure numbers falling, but there’s more to the story 
• Finish the game rich 
• Stone Mantel tapped to help give city a brand 
• One on One: Hoelscher drawing on success at RTA Architects 
• Legislative session a success, Chamber says 
• Downtown retailers hurting, but vacancy rates hold hope 
• WordPress is opening up some new high-tech worlds 
• People on the Move – May 20, 2011 
• On the Horizon – May 20, 2011 
• Going beyond being the kindergarten teacher 
• NBC Prepares for Graduation
• AF coach Fisher DeBerry to enter college Hall of Fame
• What’s your business advice for the new Mayor ?
• LinkedIn’s stock up 90 percent in market debut
• Oregon court says medical marijuana users can have guns
• Colorado Springs has been ranked as a top city for college graduates. Do you agree?
• Entegris expansion will mean 100 jobs
• Mrs. Fields cookies closing
• Ford to build first transmission plant in China
• Mexican population continues growth in Colo.
• Feds must stop writing gibberish under new law
• County commissioners: Benefit of the doubt
• A few kinks
• Noted: Ethics group wants city to pursue AFP
• Bach in the high life
• Long story short
• A bad rapture
• Brett Weston Exhibition to Open at the Fine Arts Center
• Pikes Peak United Way Quarterly Newsletter - May 18, 2011
• 2010 Summer Music Festival Highlights to be Broadcast on KCME
• Colorado lawmaker not indicted in fatal Texas crash
• US slaps sanctions on Syria’s Assad for abuses
• SEC seeks tighter rules for agencies rating debt
• Christo: Arkansas River artwork won’t hurt sheep
• Udall supports tax break repeal for big oil corps
• City named one of best for college grads
• Valentine withdraws name from PPCC president list
• Bach is city’s first strong mayor
• Territory Days
• ELECTION NOTEBOOK: A few voters wait til the last minute
• Strong win for Bach
• Bach wins historic vote for first strong mayor
• Udall supports tax break repeal for big oil corps
• Colo. foreclosure filings fall 40%
• Homebuilders missing out on economic recovery
• Fort Carson says volunteers save the post millions
• Hardin named director of state’s business and licensing
• Meet Paula Creamer at Women's Open media day
• CC Student Awarded Water, Conservation Internship
• SBA ratcheting down on standards to be called ’small business’
• AFA pilot, experiment on the Endeavor shuttle
• Springs residents will get part of $6.5 million roofing judgement
• NABE: Slow growth, higher oil prices on the way
• Former USOC chief Streeter paid $163,000 after leaving job
• Colo. senator pitching income, corporate tax hikes to fund schools
• Pot advocates turn to 2012 ballot measure
• May 17: Tedeschi Trucks Band
• May 14: African Music Ensemble
• Local lawmakers were key in 2011 session
• May 14: A Student Organ Recital
• Memorial: Indecision is costing market share 
• Cruiser defending its sales link to the auto industry 
• Change, it can be your friend or it can be your foe
• Tudor’s Marmalade bringing together art, healing 
• E.D. Chief Romero wrapping up state’s ‘bottom up’ plan 
• Local judges’ education program could go statewide 
• Continue to customize, but be aware of security needs 
• People on the Move - May 13, 2011 
• On the Horizon - May 13, 2011 
• Philharmonic focusing on financial performance 
• An Alumni's Tale of God's Will
• FAC Announced Its 2011-2012 Theatre Season
• May 13: Tiger Jazz Ensemble
• Lamborn: Release ‘least graphic’ bin Laden photos
• Texas company ordered to stop selling securities
• McManus named Peak Vista CEO
• Insurance division launches small business guide
• May 12: Jazz Meets Classical Benefit
• May 12: Economics and Business Seminar Series Talk by Michael D. Plante, Research Economist, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
• Colo. foreclosures drop 31.4 percent
• AP sources: White House set to unveil cyber plan
• Retail sales up for 10th straight month in April
• Bach stays silent
• Council: The 'other' city leaders
• Good morning, Afghanistan
• Noted: Express Inn closes
• The 'right' in righteous
• Long story short
• Power play
• 'Gulf Coast Syndrome'
• CollegeAmerica Graduates Don Caps and Gowns at May 13 Commencement Ceremony
• Lawmakers end session with contention, compromise
• Near record number of entries for Open; Broadmoor to host qualifier
• Broadmoor Skating Club membership dwindling
• Chilly weather hits by Wednesday; Sun rebounds by Thursday
• Job openings rise to highest level since Sept. ‘08
• U.S. Women’s Open traffic, events are topic of public meeting
• Cleantech competition open to local businesses
• Summer concert series scheduled for Acacia Park
• Lawmakers buck some of governor’s budget vetoes
• May 11: MOONCHILDREN
• May 11: The Bowed Piano Ensemble Previews its Third Down Under Tour
• Holland & Hart named top corp. firm in Denver
• Macy’s 1Q earnings soar
• May 10: Chamber Orchestra Concert
• Four Biochemistry Students Present at Conference; Allison O'Connell Wins Award
• SET receives $400,000 grant
• Springs to host women’s college softball championship games
• May 10: The 7th Annual Business and Community Alliance Partners in Service Awards
• Microsoft agrees to buy Skype for $8.5B
• Colorado House debating ‘No Child Left Behind’
• Two Rivers Water buys land in southern Colorado
• May 10: Honors Convocation
• May 9: STEVEN ZUNES, Unarmed Pro-Democracy Insurrections in the Middle East
• PPCC names three presidential finalists
• Local company will lead city branding effort, results due in October
• Defense bill ups health care fees, vets to oppose
• Child health insurance funding-cut bill in governor’s hands
• Number of small businesses offering health insurance drops 10%
• La Nina fueling fire, flooding in the west
• Pot DUI bill back with teeth in Colo.
• New Zip Line Tour at Crested Butte
• Important bills remain as session nears end, lawmakers say
• Gov. Hickenlooper signs $18 billion budget into law
• Colorado keeping adultery law after all
• Gold Hill Mesa’s heart beating again 
• Doctors, hospitals reunite over finances 
• Wine, beer, paint splashing around at downtown business 
• Opportunity might be tempting, but weigh the risks 
• Volcheff overseeing homeland’s Security Innovation Competition 
• Insurance exchange bill on its way to Gov.’s desk
• People on the Move - May 6, 2011 
• On the Horizon - May 6, 2011 
• Federal cuts have legal aid cutting service to the bone 
• Employers should know about ADAAA regulations 
• CAMS Training Brings Campus and Online Together
• Two Philosophy Majors Present Work at Undergraduate Philosophy Conference
• Medical marijuana company issued cease order from Securities Division
• Colo. settles with UBS over misconduct allegations
• Court slaps roofing company with $6 million in fraud fines
• Fort Carson formally opens new housing area
• GM earns $3.2 billion in 1Q on higher sales
• Joe versus the volcano
• Noted: AFA religion battle continues
• Tough room
• The universe and I
• Long story short
• Running on empty
• Poll: Bach leads Skorman
• Democrats' new resdistricting map unites El Paso County
• New Dem redistricting map would keep bases in 5th CD
• Tourism impact listed on local billboards
• HealthGrades names Penrose among top women’s service hospital
• Mayoral forum for young professionals live, online May 9
• Health exchange bill moves a step closer to passage
• Comcast to invest $300M more in NBCU this year
• Colo. Senate tries again on synthetic pot ban
• Climate activists target Colo., other states, with lawsuits
• Springs rep makes new attempt to bar collective bargaining
• Health exchange bill OK'd by House to keep state control
• Colorado Republicans unveil compromise redistricting map
• Watch portions of last night’s mayoral debate
• Colo. House takes up health care exchange debate
• Driving as young as 14 goes to state Senate
• Child insurance bill now law
• Phone call by Kuwaiti courier led to bin Laden
• MasterCard 1Q profit up 24 pct on higher card use
• Effort to extend moratorium on MMJ dispensaries stripped from bill
• Documentary by CC Filmmaker to Air May 9 on PBS
• Gluten-free Friendly Mexican Restaurants in Colorado Springs
• Bowed Piano Ensemble Goes Down Under for Tour
• Northcom spokesman: Bin Laden death ‘great thing’
• Buffett, Welch: Bin Laden death won’t end terror
• CVB launches guide to savings, cheap gas
• Bill that would have affected Memorial’s fate dies
• New Academy chapel for earth-centered worship
• Final mayoral debate tonight
• Colo. gas prices still rising
• Celebrating Administrative Professionals Day
• Dish, EchoStar to pay $500 million TiVo settlement
• Senate starts work on pot bill after fed warning
• Colorado may join ‘cottage foods’ movement
• New Pike's Peak Attractions
• State Rep. Pete Lee gets an earful on redistricting
• CC men's lax wins conference; women come up short
• Fountain Creek Nature Center May programs
• Profiting from your mistakes 
• Consumer spending and incomes both rise in March
• Caterpillar’s 1Q net income soars
• Ritz-Carlton near Vail is in foreclosure
• Westside B&B owners making a neighborly move 
• B.J. Scott making the move to Peak Vista Foundation
• On the Horizon - April 29, 2011 
• Military, foreclosures shaping apartment rental market 
• Uninsured-workers’ needs prompt support for Peak Vista 
• Public health, medicine is an essential partnership 
• People on the Move - April 29, 2011 
• Banks biting back 
• Bach, Skorman talk business ahead of debate
• Exchange bill needs businesses’ support 
• King's school funding bill fails over concerns of inequities
• April 29: The Co-Arising of Self and World: Karma in Buddhist Philosophy
• Bill to require prescription for cold medicines rejected
• Bear Creek Nature Center May program schedule
• Waste Management 1Q profit rises 2 percent
• Business impact bill killed in committee
• Demographer: Super-rich declining in Aspen
• Warm and temperate by Friday
• April 28: Frenchwomen of Science in the Age of Enlightenment
• April 28: Novelist Nino Ricci
• Cold medicines could require Rx under CO bill
• Water deal balances Denver, western Colo. needs
• Marines get trained on accepting gay recruits
• Noted: Small to work for watershed
• We're still here
• Long story short
• Endorsement: Skorman
• The Unsinkable Molly Boyles
• Rough patches
• Life in limbo
• Amuzé at the FAC Presents: Flute Daddy’s Movie Jazz
• Tow-truck bill wins unanimous approval
• Texas DA reviews fatal crash involving Colo. lawmaker
• AFA management department earns international accreditation
• Spectranetics: First quarter loss 80 percent lower than 2010
• House panel advances bill to opt Colorado out of federal health law
• Fed signals $600B bond program to end in June
• Obama releases birth form, decries ’silliness’
• Give back prescription drugs Saturday
• Lockheed Martin posts increase in first-quarter profits
• Dragging death prompts tow-truck bill
• April 27: Colorado College Bluegrass Ensemble
• Insurance exchange clears Colo. Senate
• Whether We Live or Die, We are the Lord's
• County Republicans voice anger over Dems' effort to split district
• Panel passes measure to clarify sex-offender registry
• Colorado lawmakers take up bed bugs
• CSU chosen to rebuild Chevy sedan into green car
• Ford posts best 1Q profit in 13 years
• PPCC holding forum to present presidential candidates
• Last typewriter factory in the world closes
• Delta Air Lines 1Q loss grows to $318 million
• AutoNation earnings up 26% as sales rise
• County rejects rezoning for proposed nuclear plant
• Immigrant tuition bill rejected by Colo. panel
• Crime of adultery may be repealed in Colorado
• Exchange bill prompts health debate in Colo. Senate
• School funding bill passes Colo. House
• Talks on redistricting collapse, Dems plan to introduce bill
• Three Colorado College Math Majors Receive NSF Research Fellowships
• Ramtron posts first quarter loss
• Undocumented immigrants help state economy, study says
• Boeing’s GPS control system approved at Schriever
• AG reaches deal with second Springs immigration service center
• Congressman to tour Army’s Colorado training site
• CU launches billion-dollar fundraising effort
• Mortgage broker to pay $1 million in penalties and restitution
• Stocks fall at start of a full week of earnings
• Women's ski jumping headlines winter games additions
• Bruce indictment 'pretty bare-bones,' expert says
• April 27: The Monkey Trap: Can the Human Race Survive the Human Race
• Heavy snowpack will keep rafting’s financials afloat 
• Comito seeing a comeback for custom-homebuilding 
• Commitments, contracts are risky for small businesses 
• Elam shepherding companies through contracting maze 
• 6 companies choose the Springs during first quarter 
• Federal budgetary haggling could derail local recovery 
• Lawyers in West, Springs resist the ‘urge to merge’ 
• Main Street Act would let banks delay reporting losses 
• People on the Move - April 22, 2011 
• On the Horizon - April 22, 2011
• Rain no more?
• Redistricting committee asks for more time to draw map
• Hickenlooper at 100 days: 'We're seeing real optimism out there'
• Fewer people sought unemployment aid last week
• Regional health director to speak in Colo.
• 42% of Colo. companies plan to hire this year
• Chipotle under criminal investigation
• Noted: Springs gets new public recycling program
• One more go-round
• Long story short
• Wanted men
• Meal plan
• Bach to business
• Blinded to the sun
• Meaning in a tweet
• Colorado College Snowboarder Secures Spot on World Cup Tour
• Tourism, restaurant groups create online dining guide
• Care and Share opens greenhouse, starts mobile routes
• AFA cadets graded by National Security Agency
• April 22: Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 2011 Men's Lacrosse Championships
• $2 million grant takes UCCS nursing courses to rural areas
• Lawmakers consider bill for conservation easements
• Synthetic pot ban up for CO vote
• Colo. lawmakers start over on redistricting
• Poll: Finances dictating college, career choices
• Redistricting committee agrees to start new, joint plan
• ISS software will aid during combat
• Obama says budget won’t hurt most businesses
• Springs unemployment falls to 9.7%
• Udall talking about clean energy at conference
• Marijuana DUI bill amended to become study
• Lawmakers talk deal to add $90M to Colo. schools
• CC men's lax team finishes unbeaten, will host tournament
• Court won’t stop disability lawsuit against Chipotle
• Tax bill for the rich takes a big drop
• Venture capital funding slips in Colo., nation
• AspenPointe receives $50,000 grant
• Gas in 6 states, nation’s capital tops $4 a gallon
• USOC rekindles Kellogg sponsorship
• Pot DUI standard getting first hearing in Senate
• Scientists: Gulf health nearly at pre-spill level
• My Years at NBC
• April 19: A Slice of Solo Piano Student Recital
• PGA tour will return to Colorado
• Tea party draws fewer to tax day rally
• Fine Arts Center News and Activities - April 13, 2011
• Sixteen Players Named to 2011 U.S. Men's National Team
• April 17: Colorado Symphony Orchestra Chamber Quartet Recital
• Senate OKs bill to reduce tuition for students in country illegally
• State Dems propose splitting up 5th Congressional District
• Colorado lawmakers exchange redistricting maps
• April 26: A House in Bali
• April 20: Faculty Recital
• Senate to debate illegal immigrant in-state tuition
• New Council will decide Memorial’s nonprofit fate 
• Your most important resource is your time 
• Wedding bells chime-in busy baking season 
• Nicosia cultivating wealth for Wells Fargo clients 
• ‘Obamacare’ association likely to kill exchange bill 
• People on the Move - April 15, 2011 
• On the Horizon - April 15, 2011
• Foreclosure councilors facing cuts as need grows 
• Govt. housing loans call for do-it-yourself building 
• A surprising hotspot for angel investing 
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Pikes Peak United Way News - National Volunteer Week 2011
• Redistricting starts in earnest Friday
• Three Colorado College Students To Present Papers at Ethnomusicology Conference
• Rising gas prices pushes wholesale costs higher
• Recycling bins to be placed throughout city
• Pikes Peak Hill Climb gaining more international competitors
• April 14: C. Dale Young
• Final House vote expected on Colo. budget
• Processing delays slow foreclosure activity in 1Q
• Democrats: New blue blood
• Noted: Voter registration still available
• Rental rematch
• Sham I am
• Long story short
• Let's make a deal
• April 14: 4th Annual Indie Spirit Film Festival
• If everyday looked like this…
• Arts Business Education Consortium awards given today
• Job openings rise to highest level since September 2008
• April 13: Amy Tan: "Maybe She Was Born With It": 2011 Cornerstone Keynote Arts Lecture
• April 13: Duo Esprit in Concert: Harp and Viola
• JPMorgan’s net jumps 67 pct on investment banking
• Consumer spending increases 0.4% in March
• Long budget fight expected in Colo. House
• CO Senate considers video lottery
• NASA approves Dynetics’s propulsion system
• Texas oil company ordered to stop selling securities in Colo.
• Penrose awarded for emergency medicine
• Nike extends USOC sponsorship through 2016
• No full-strength beer in grocery stores
• April 12: Asian Pacific Heritage Celebration: What Do Ho Chi Minh, Saddam Hussein and Kim Jong Il Have in Common?
• Bill to clarify some MMJ regulations passes state House
• UCCS creating entrepreneurship minor
• Tourism officials undaunted by rising gas prices
• Space Symposium: Cyber is battleground of the future
• Colo. ski resorts closing for the season
• Level 3 to acquire Colo.-based Global Crossing for $2 billion
• US cyber commanders gather at Space Symposium 
• Colo. budget puts cancer screenings at risk
• White House: Obama to lay out spending plan
• Drivers start to cut back on gas as prices rise
• Lamoureux the CLASS of hockey college
• April 12: Alcohol Awareness Month Speaker: Ruthie Alcaide from Real World: Hawaii
• Bruce indicted for tax evasion
• Wells Fargo cuts 1,900 jobs
• Therapeutic Recreation grant will assist injured soldiers
• Want a small business loan? Think like a banker 
• Barrett seeks to make city residents global citizens 
• Assessor expects 7% drop in commercial valuations 
• City Council: Where members stand on city issues 
• Global New Energy Summit takes root in the Springs 
• On the Horizon - April 8, 2011
• Springs nonprofits looking for leaders of tomorrow 
• April 11: Carol J. Adams "The Sexual Politics of Meat" Slide Show, Lecture, and Dinner
• Woodland Park cashing in on USDA loans 
• Re-examining the case for a commercial docket 
• Altia’s display-screen vision realized 
• Budget cuts head to Colorado Senate
• Congress doesn’t shut down during a shutdown
• April 8: Economics & Business Seminar Series: David Popp, Syracuse University
• Fewer Americans sought unemployment aid last week
• Colo. Senate starts delayed budget work
• Sen. Udall and brother push for renewable energy standard
• F-16 pilots get new quarters at Buckley
• Noted: Utilities pays fine, fixes problems
• New idea for Manitou: 'Gondola!'
• Long story short
• Career in perspective
• Reform — without the Team
• The only drama
• The good, the bad, the runoff
• Let the battle for mayor begin
• Live Dance Demo at the Fine Arts Center
• April 7: The Craftsman
• Two Colorado College Juniors Recognized by Goldwater Scholarship Program
• Loveland makes finalist list for aerospace park
• Pentagon prepares for shutdown, military pay to be delayed
• April 6: State of the Rockies Spring Conference, Day 3, American Serengeti
• Slow start to spring projected for retailers
• Colo.-based app will allow smartphone ski passes
• Dish Network acquiring Blockbuster for $228M
• No deal yet as possible government shutdown looms
• City election: Skorman, Bach set for strong mayor runoff
• Soul Surfer - The Inspiring True Story of Bethany Hamilton
• Bennet lays into colleagues on potential government shutdown
• Hospice hope for broken hearts
• Quiznos race changes name, gets TV deal
• Colorado College names new president
• Colo. lawmakers reach tentative budget deal
• No deal to avoid shutdown after White House meeting
• Nevada bill would expand gambling to hotel rooms
• AT&T increasing Colo. coverage area
• KB Home 1Q loss widens on fewer home deliveries
• Quiznos cycling race announces broadcast partners
• Space Foundation wins “best place to work” award
• Locals promote ’sucking up’ at work with new book
• City hit with wave of damage calls after weekend winds
• Airlines perform better but complaints up 28%
• Medical marijuana users fight for gun rights
• King Soopers, Chase warn of security breach
• Springs gas prices creep up to $3.41 a gallon
• Frustrated Colo. senators may introduce their own budget bill
• Gusty conditions flag fire danger
• Pikes Peak Earth Day 2011
• Dine United with Pikes Peak United Way
• Breezy winds maintain warmth
• Brigade’s impact will take time to develop 
• A business strategy has to be crystal clear to work 
• Recycler can prosper better as nonprofit 
• Competing banks find common ground at Ivywild 
• Security Service on hand for tsunami evacuees 
• City clerk dealing with voters’ changing expectations 
• New bill complicates Memorial’s future 
• CSU mounts pre-election media blitz to promote SDS 
• People on the Move - April 1, 2011 
• On the Horizon - April 1, 2011
• The NBC Guest Blog Experience
• House committee kills civil-unions bill on party-line vote
• Bipartisan health agreement unravels in Colo.
• Dueling rallies precede hearing on Colorado civil union bill
• Cripple Creek’s Century Casino Q4 revenue up 3%
• Oil climbs to highest since 2008 on Libya conflict
• Colorado health exchange up for 1st hearing
• Is Colorado out of water?
• April 5: State of the Rockies Spring Conference, Day 2, Mike Kaplan: CEO, Aspen Skiing Company
• Long story short
• 'Would you please look at this?'
• Homeless in D-11: 1 in 35 schoolkids
• Altitude adjustment for CAB
• Just passing through
• Collared
• Mom and dad and the baby, too
• Noted: Group targets Lamborn
• Election: Family matters
• Why motels?
• Legislators discuss bill on oil, gas commission makeup
• AFA to host student engineering competition
• Google takes high-speed network to Kansas City
• Finalists chosen for National Security Innovation Competition
• Uncle Sam wants advice on employing Guard members
• Colorado ag officials ask brewers to try millet
• Lawmakers get higher ed update from Lt. Gov.
• Earth Day
• 6th Annual Earth Day Celebration
• Numbers unclear as committee wrangles with state budget
• Toys R Us will pay $1.3M penalty to FTC
• Doss Aviation wins two-year Air Force contract
• Sturman wins initial Army research contract
• Springs auto show April 15-17
• Colo. Senate passes big fines for people buying sex
• April 4: From Idea to Art: In-depth Stories of Making Letterpress Artists' Books
• Impending change in city leadership impacting other groups
• Aviation brigade confirms Fort Carson plans
• Cliff House serves up No. 1 wine blog
• Court to take up huge sex bias claim vs. Wal-Mart
• First Friday ArtWalk launching 6th year
• Penrose to open Cripple Creek urgent care clinic
• Chris Vogt joins Bekins Moving & Storage Company
• Colorado College frozen out by Michigan in regional final
• Gardner, Stephens talk about week at state Capitol
• Tigers rout champs; Falcons fall in OT
• Making space for the Space Symposium 
• Foreclosures: Who steps in? 
• Plan would give vets help starting businesses 
• Pooling resources: a Swim School story 
• Broadmoor’s new sales director was once a guest 
• Deal in works to revive property at The Citadel 
• People on the Move - March 25, 2011 
• On the Horizon - March 25, 2011
• Ka-ching! When athletes hit town, the dollars follow 
• Wondering what to read next? Try one of these 
• School exercise agreement could be coming in Colo.
• Stronger beer for groceries OK'd by house committee
• How NBC Supports Our Christian Education Adult Students
• Colo. Springs woman named SBA’s Colo. 2011 small-business person
• Two Colorado College Seniors Awarded Watson Fellowships
• CodeBaby lands 300th eLearning client: Unisys
• Figure skating worlds go to Moscow
• Colo. civil unions bill clears Senate, goes to House
• Medical marijuana sales to reach $1.7 billion this year
• Colo. solar permitting process lags nation’s
• This year's Colorado beer debate up at Capitol
• US economic stress dips in past year
• Beer sales to be debated today
• Long story short
• Grilling tips from the city
• We can't work it out
• Election, election!
• Flying solo
• Noted: $17.3 million city surplus
• Flat-lining
• Senate gives blessing to civil unions; House prospects dimmer
• Stephens takes heat for sponsoring 'Amycare' bill
• Hickenlooper signs ‘creative districts’ bill
• Wind turbine maker Vestas accused of inflating stock price
• Civil unions debate possible in CO Senate
• Japan disaster set to be world’s costliest
• Supreme Court: Verbal complaints applicable for retaliation protection
• Ansbacher, Vradenburg foundations launch free summer concerts
• Red Cross site helps connect U.S. to family, friends in Japan
• Concealed gun bill faces test in Democratic Senate
• Lawmakers defeat movie donation bill
• Quiznos race locked out of Colo. National Monument
• Lockheed Martin unveils test site, Orion craft 
• Red Cross creates business disaster preparedness tool
• Chinese space program contractor to speak during space symposium
• Colo. moving ahead with state health exchange
• What AT&T-T-Mobile deal could mean for customers
• AG files lawsuit against Western Sky Financial
• Air Force wins AHA final; Falcons and Tigers in NCAA
• Unpredictable March weather annoys many natives
• Temperate weather is back by Saturday
• Bear Creek Nature Center April Programs
• Tigers come up short; Falcons come back--again
• Fountain Creek Nature Center April Programs
• Is Operation 6035 dying a slow, quiet death? 
• Foreclosure renovation funding plan facing cuts 
• Tax breaks intended to energize economy 
• Painting business back in broad strokes 
• People on the Move - March 18, 2011 
• On the Horizon - March 18, 2011 
• Still time to take advantage of estate-tax gift threshold 
• Woodland Station to fill hotel, meeting space void 
• Single-payer health care bill clears committee 
• Denton bringing business wisdom to tech incubator 
• Christian School Education Degree Approved by ACSI
• Proposal would up small business, credit union lending
• Business Journal honors 40 under 40 Rising Stars (with video)
• UCCS grabs two spots on U.S. News and World rankings
• Consumer prices rise 0.5%, most since June ‘09
• You've got mail
• Cram course
• Noted: Nuclear plant debated
• Social studies at Focus on the Family
• Long story short
• City Aud: A little help from its friends
• Christina Torres-Rouff, Steven Hayward Receive Fellowship, Grant
• Fun and games at Cactus Creek Ranch, March 25th to 27th
• SBA proposes size changes to small-business definition
• Peak Vista earns three-year accreditation
• City seeks Planning Commission applicants
• March 30: The Future of American Power and Leadership
• New-home construction plunges in February
• County holds meetings on possible nuclear plant
• State board to mull medical pot regulations
• Stephens will seek to reinstate software tax exemption
• ISU seeking new venue for world championships
• Gluten-free Beer
• AG’s office gives foreclosure hotline $600,000
• Colo. securities division reaches settlement with Morgan Stanley
• Royal wedding a business boom or drag?
• Dollar and yen get boost from Japan worries
• Amid high demand, states cut mental health care
• Edible marijuana changes getting vote in Colo.
• Colorado College English Professor John Simons Publishes Book on Sam Peckinpah
• Champion Windows seeks nonprofits that need grants
• Springs, Denver among ’swiftest’ economic recoveries in nation
• Stocks fall as worries mount over Japanese economy
• Colo. school group to present letter opposing cuts
• Colorado Springs engineer honored by the IEEE
• Tigers power their way to Final Five
• March 28: "Active Engagement"
• CC goes overtime to extend season; Air Force on to AHA finals
• AF scores aplenty, CC doesn't in playoff openers
• Rapid winds to calm down by Friday night
• UNLV shoots down Falcons, but season not over
• Colo.’s largest school district to cut nearly $40M
• March 15: An Evening in Jerusalem-Part 3
• March 15: Economics and Business Seminar Series - James Murray
• Strong candidates for strong mayor 
• Companies believe having fun at work is serious business 
• 2 years after launch, 6035 creeping at a glacial pace 
• Home Source Partners flipping houses for affordability’s sake 
• After U.S. manufacturing spike, Springs seeks rebound 
• Lawyer offers new stewardship at Catholic Charities 
• Advocates fight to keep Home Affordable Modification Program 
• So many federal programs, and so much duplication 
• People on the Move - March 11, 2011 
• On the Horizon - March 11, 2011 
• Remembering Kevin Beebe - An NBC Online Student
• Change in employment outlook gives Vectra business index a boost
• U.S. solar market grew 67% last year
• Colorado employees to share toll of pay cuts
• Court hears fight over Colo. roadless drilling
• Message of fear from Littleton
• City Council: Martin leads the pack
• Keep on trucking
• Strong mayor: Skorman's the one
• Unfinished business in the legislature
• Noted: Still no help for inactive voters
• Doug Bruce: Groupthinking
• City Charter amendments
• Long story short
• El Paso County residents: Keep us together in redistricting
• March 10: "The Blooming of Springtime"
• CTI expands ‘Cold Designator’ ink technology
• Falcons open MWC tourney with true road game
• Mortgage applications spike, thanks to investors
• Denton to head tech incubator
• Stein says the economy off the critical list
• Kaiser moves to monthly grant-review schedule
• Colo. tech company wins Nunn-Perry Award
• New manufacturing facility will bring 12 jobs
• Two men sentenced for securities fraud in Colorado Springs project
• Synthetic marijuana ban faces first test
• More Fort Carson soldiers returning from Iraq
• Colo. Springs gets its redistricting turn
• March 10: Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South Tell Their Tales
• March 9: Operation Smile Benefit dinner and concert
• Hickenlooper wants to consolidate wildlife, park boards
• Hickenlooper’s latest streamlining plan in Natural Resources Dept.
• Childcare, parenting classes and education top military family desires
• Lawmakers to hold hearings on 3.2 beer rules
• Colo. lawmakers give initial OK to civil unions
• Anti-tax pledge directs budget debates nationwide
• Civil union bill draws lively debate, OK'd by committee
• March 9: Aficionados & the Woman's Educational Society
• March 8: "Winner-Take-All Politics"
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Top 10 Colo. consumer complaints listed
• 63 percent under 30 admit driving while on phone
• Century Casinos applies for Switzerland casino license
• Securities Commissioner hits health tech co. with cease and desist
• Civil union bill to be heard in committee today
• Phones, Copiers, and Batteries, Oh My!
• Tigers and Falcons to host hockey playoff series
• Chance of light snow could happen Sunday afternoon
• Break from Friday weather disturbance
• Waak stepping down, Colo. Dems to pick new leaders
• Pikes Peak library chosen for Sony digital reader program
• Women’s Resource Agency lands $50,000 DOL contract
• Mardi Gras Madness in Colorado
• Business personal property tax eyed as budget shortfall mounts 
• People on the Move - March 4, 2011 
• On the Horizon - March 4, 2011
• Book Review: “Army of Entrepreneurs”
• How to deal with Fannie and Freddie? 
• Ten overlooked principles for hiring excellence 
• Big-name events have Lodging Association’s Ducoff smiling 
• Faculty Recital: "There's Always a Woman"
• Copper Ridge plan in jeopardy after road plan voted down
• House votes to end unpopular new business tax rule
• Secretary of Defense Gates to visit Air Force Academy tomorrow
• Retailers report solid gains in February
• Gasoline prices jump another 4 cents overnight
• Congressional redistricting hearings move to Golden
• Colo. lawmakers consider travel spending limits
• Noted: DEA outlaws Spice
• D-11: Feeling badgered
• Long story short
• Southern standoff in Pueblo West
• God, the gunman and Jeanne Assam
• Ballot bias
• Chamber members connect with state lawmakers in annual visit
• Jobs, on medical leave, emerges to unveil iPad
• Mayoral candidates sound off about city image, taxes, diversity (with video)
• Colo. Republicans file bill to block federal health care overhaul
• Labels for pot brownies debated in Colo. House
• Air Force Academy testing emergency responders
• PPWFC gets $75,000 aerospace grant
• 400 turn out to hear strong mayor candidates
• St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Manufacturing growing at fastest pace in 7 years
• IRS says $1.1 billion unclaimed from 2007
• Mountain States Index: Region poised for growth
• Stocks headed higher ahead of economic news
• CSU Pueblo to offer new Professional Development courses in the Springs
• Colo. bill on moviegoer donations moves ahead
• March 1: Book Talk by David Philipps: Lethal Warriors, When the New Band of Brothers Came Home
• Celebrate Kids in the Kitchen at Mr. Biggs
• Colorado ranks ninth in security job wages
• Braxton lands $1.2 million Boeing contract
• Hot topic-Gluten-free Rice Krispies
• CTI achieves considerable success in 2010
• Fewer plan on saving tax refunds
• Colo. senator unveils plan to prevent school cuts
• Construction begins for Colo. veterans park
• Tax cut boosts incomes, spending sees small gain
• Short-term plan could avert US government shutdown
• Winter Park Resort has plenty of room for both brands and skiers
• Falcons say bye and sweep Robert Morris
• Falcons "D"-ny CSU to end skid
• April 4: Terry Tempest Williams: State of the Rockies Spring Conference, Day 1
• Tigers continue to claw for home ice
• Uncertain weather is ahead Saturday
• WEEKLY Q&A: El Paso County lawmakers
• Stephens kills bill aimed at possible Memorial Health System sale
• El Paso County likely to play key role in reapportionment
• Hospital-provider-fee bill dies in committee
• Gallup: Colo. 8th most liberal state
• IRS softens lein, back-tax payment policies
• TekPro wins DOL contract
• $10 million Quiznos-race investment meant to ensure longevity
• New designer boutique in Fountain, CO
• Aerospace park opts for Denver over Springs 
• AMI wants the Springs to know it’s in town 
• Health care reform takes root in Colorado 
• Looking outside the box for tools to spur construction 
• Bill seeks to protect debtors’ personal assets from banks 
• March 8: Empty Bowls
• Witness the Power of "The Grace Card"
• The Fine Arts Center Theatre Company Presents A Biting Social Satire 'The Women'
• New Colorado Springs public relations firm
• Bill could help with military child care
• House rolls back late fees for vehicle registrations
• Colo. House OKs bill to report illegal immigrants
• Consumer Advocate launches Springs radio show
• Grants available for health professionals in underserved areas
• Gov’t and big tobacco in dispute over proposed ads
• Bill proposes fee to lure movie industry to Colo.
• Energy star
• Noted: Initial Incline plans approved
• Sun block
• Long story short
• Jail-job program: Nowhere to go
• About last week ... Council says city elections should be corporate-friendly
• Judgment day for the Rev. Armstrong
• Friends in high places
• NorthCom announces job cuts
• Bill Hybl, Colorado College '64, Nominated for Another State Department Advisory Term
• Colo. lawmaker breaks gavel, blames budget cuts
• Sunny and partly cloudy trend continues
• Penrose wins HealthGrades Top 50 award
• Homeland defense-related nonprofits set to merge
• Foreclosures, cash deals lifted January home sales
• Wisconsin gov. pranked by caller posing as donor
• Plan for Pueblo nuclear plant gets initial OK
• Oil at two-year high as Libya on edge of civil war
• Speed debating: Mayoral hopefuls share views on SDS, Memorial, arts
• Poll: Latino voters increasingly support Obama
• Springs protesters rally against a governor's 'blatant power grab' in Wis.
• City of Fountain offers free home clean up assistance
• Wisconsin governor warns of layoff notices
• Colorado Bar opposes federal cuts to legal aid
• Republicans: Cut Colo. soda tax
• Three AF Academy grads to lead shuttle mission
• Peterson starts construction on joint building
• SET clinics teamed up with TLC for $64,350 grant
• Bill on bail for illegal immigrants up for vote
• Car fee proposal back to Colorado House
• Water board touts Colorado Healthy Rivers Fund
• How many bureaucrats to carry out health overhaul?
• Skating film RISEs to occasion
• El Paso County survey: More public transit
• Springs labor groups plan Wisconsin support rally tomorrow
• CC cagers win final two heading into SCAC tournament
• 12 South Asia Documentaries to be Shown at Free Film Festival
• Business Journal takes home three statewide awards
• More US companies covering transgender surgery
• FedEx opens green building, hopes for LEED credentials
• Rocky Mountain State Games registration opens
• Memories of 1995 haunt Republicans as shutdown talk grows
• Giffords shooting prompts creation of national civility institute
• Oil jumps to above $89 as Libya protests spread
• Eldora ski area woos other resorts’ customers
• A driving question for Colo. marijuana users
• Fountain Creek Nature Center March programs
• Aztecs control board meeting in win over Falcons
• Natives take advantage of warm weather
• Bear Creek Nature Center March programs
• CC men's hoopsters completing a long u-turn
• How to avoid 4 mindsets that hurt your organization
• Everything about Ideavise is ‘mobile’ 
• Home for injured veteran unites building community 
• Obama budget favors rockets, satellites, but not NASA 
• People on the Move - February 18, 2011 
• On the Horizon - February 18, 2011
• Why ‘Distinctive Destination’ pick is such a big deal 
• Bills seek to cut small business regulatory burden 
• One on One: Telford looks to bring stability to Care and Share 
• Surcharge raises doubts about foreclosure bill 
• Margarita at Pine Creek is 37
• Pikes Peak United Way News - February 2011
• Bruce charity's tax returns show years of omissions
• Gov. Hickenlooper mum on how he'd change constitution
• Spectranetics Q4 profit the most in three years
• Atlantic Hockey playoff format completely ill-conceived
• Real estate company sanctioned by security division
• Customers sue Bank of Hawaii over overdraft fees
• Colo. senator wants tax hike to avoid budget cuts
• SBA launches temporary commercial mortgage loan program
• Watchdog group: City on path toward ‘financial crisis’
• Solar industry opposes cutting incentives
• Unemployment benefits jump to 410,000
• Two jobs, two salaries for county
• Wasted away
• District 3: Mike or Lisa?
• Noted: Confusion at the clerk's office
• Builders' bonus
• Long story short
• Doing more with less in D-49
• Family Dollar gets buyout offer
• Fed predicts 3.9 percent economic growth in 2011
• DoD warns of crisis if 2011 budget isn’t passed
• Security Service acquires Utah-based First Federal
• Are companies excluding applications from the jobless?
• Wholesale prices rise for 7th straight month
• Colo. pot patients briefed on privacy rules
• Apartments push home construction up in January
• Colorado-built containers will be aboard shuttle
• Colo. GOP argues for two illegal immigration bills
• Springs' area lawmakers react to governor's budget
• Commissioner objects to donation from MMJ business
• Colorado Springs named top distinctive destination
• Colorado Securities Division sanctions California movie company
• Immigration fingerprint program now in Colorado
• Hickenlooper proposes $375 million cut for schools
• Hickenlooper's state budget hits education, parks and prisons
• NFIB sponsors small business day at capitol
• Colorado Engineering wins SBA award
• K-12 schools could face cuts in new Colo. budget
• JPMorgan aims to make amends with military clients
• Obama defends his new budget of ‘tough choices’
• Telford named CEO of Care and Share
• Springs named one of nation’s 12 most distinctive destinations
• 20th Annual Wine Festival of Colorado Springs
• Northern Colo. business publishers merge to buy newspapers
• Pueblo police limit officers’ social networking
• Colo. lawmakers kill Ariz.-style immigration bill
• AspenPointe opens second restaurant in Castle Rock
• ACLU to appeal medical marijuana case
• Private-equity firm to acquire AMR parent company
• Emergency Medical Services agrees to $3.2B buyout
• Obama budget resurrects rejected tax increases
• Few snags seen at AF Academy when ban on gays ends
• USDA: Number of Colo. farms, ranches fell in 2010
• Lawmakers differ over need for, definition of 'Make My Day' law for businesses
• CC clinging to final home ice spot after win over Mavericks
• Seniors face another year without property tax exemption
• Udall: Innovation will lead state out of economic slump
• Focus on the Family reaching out to abortion-rights advocates
• Wild Oats grocery founder faces child prostitution charge
• New Developmental Disabilities Health Center opens
• Falcons fly past Eagles, jump into third
• Garden of the Gods Club’s spa named one of America’s top 100
• Schools survive Colorado’s midyear spending cuts
• New foreclosure filings dip in Colorado in 2010
• No identity yet in downtown suicide
• Gonzalez leads fresh outreach effort at Red Cross 
• High-end market could be the hot spot of the year 
• Reborn Stargazers sets its sights high 
• Wells Fargo loan volume signals El Paso County uptick 
• Why the local jobs picture is so hard to figure out 
• While Congress delays, defense contractors fret 
• March 3: Van Jones
• Feb. 24: Steven Hayward
• Hate Valentine's Day? Skip it at The Blue Star.
• dCourseWeb Wikipedia Page Launch
• Sunny trend continues Friday
• 1961 World Team exhibit opens at figure skating museum
• Binz resigns as chair of Public Utilities Commission
• Fitch reaffirms city portfolio’s ‘AAA/V1′ rating
• Cougars maul Falcons at sold out Clune
• Hickenlooper tours Fort Carson, promises greater military cooperation
• Allstate paying $5,000 for new hire referrals
• Vectra’s Colorado business index increases more than nation’s
• Springs airport receives $400,000 state grant
• El Paso County ranks fourth in state for foreclosures
• Colo. group seeks to halt auction of energy lease
• Hickenlooper to meet with leaders at Fort Carson
• Proposal would end Daylight Saving Time in Colo.
• Noted: TOSC looking for voter approval on a new tax
• Deep thoughts
• Long story short
• La vida de Vila
• Transport to nowhere
• Funding the Missing Link
• Arizona-style immigration bill to die in Colo.
• Judge dismisses Air Force Academy prayer lawsuit
• Art show, open call for entries - Colorado Springs
• Colorado Springs Women’s Express Network monthly luncheon
• Game host spices up Falcon hoops and hockey
• Lawmakers restore funding for school breakfast subsidy
• Lawmakers oppose federal bailout for states
• Springs wins ’secret’ prestigious national designation
• Employers, beware workplace relationships
• Coca-Cola 4Q earnings more than triple
• Northrop Grumman 4Q profit falls, lowers outlook
• Buck pushing federal balanced budget amendment
• Judge to rule Wednesday on AF Academy prayer event
• Republicans seek to block Colo. renewable energy standards
• NBC Alum Named as Leader of Olivet's Ed.D. Program
• Investigation: No electronic flaws in Toyotas
• Worker complaints on Facebook are free speech
• Cornerstone closes Springs office with little explanation
• Chipotle immigration review spreads to multiple restaurants
• Colo. House approves bill that smooths ballot initiative process
• Best 5 cheap dates for Valentine's Day in Colorado Springs
• 1961 World Team exhibit opening pushed back to Thursday
• Bar association sponsoring free legal-advice sessions
• Work expected to start soon on Springs VA clinic
• Obama to call for $53B for high-speed rail
• Website seeks to increase health care dialogue
• Manitou, Fountain receive grants for online services
• Lamborn: Springs' VA health clinic site to be announced soon
• Bennet urges passing aviation bill that cuts delays
• CTS wins Fort Hood contract work $5 million
• University of the Rockies leases third building downtown
• AF Academy told to cut enrollment to save money
• Obama says White House, business must work together
• AOL steps up news, ad effort with Huffington Post
• Air Force Academy officers defend prayer luncheon
• Lockheed wins $107M contract to catalogue space junk
• Broadmoor, Vladimir win marketing awards
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Darth Vader, catering dogs
• Fine Arts Center prepares for its 75th Anniversary on April 20, 2011
• Palin's scheduled May appearance in Glendale canceled; sponsor cites "personal attacks"
• Feb. 23: Tim Wise: Between Barack and a Hard Place: Racism, Privilege, and Denial in the Age of Obama
• Snow showers circulate in Southern Colorado
• Shore nuff, Denver wins to hold onto Gold Pan
• Lamborn gets cheers for slamming Obama
• Figure skating museum to open exhibit honoring 1961 US team
• Tigers sharp in all phases in win over rival Pioneers
• Weak snow disturbance moves in by Saturday
• Feb. 10: English Horn Meets Bowed Piano
• Most metals rise on manufacturing jobs outlook
• Colo. lawmakers propose synthetic pot ban
• Unemployment falls to 9%, nearly 2-year low
• Advice for dealing with frozen-pipe damage
• Lamborn: Fort Carson preferred site for aviation brigade
• City offering supplies to nonprofits
• Apartment market at tipping point 
• USOC chief operating officer Bellingham to leave
• Fort Carson center earns high Green Council marks 
• Book Review: “Necessary Endings”
• Feb. 4: IDEA Cabaret: Pursuing An Elusive Sense of Place
• Feb. 5: Tab Benoit and Voice of the Wetlands
• CVB plans to beef up marketing in ’11 
• American Electric ready for next level 
• Super Bowl pizza in Colorado Springs
• Nazarene Bible College Appoints Interim Chaplain
• Colo.’s higher tag fees will likely stay in place
• Hickenlooper appoints IT executive
• House Republicans move to slash domestic programs
• Leechpit moving to new digs
• Quiznos race needs volunteers
• AFA team closer to harnessing energy from ocean waves
• Mayoral candidate forum for business leaders
• Accredited moves conference to Springs
• PDR - Southern Colorado adds revolutionary technology
• Fewer people applied for jobless aid last week
• Pike’s Trail designation up again in Congress
• Feb. 3: Piano Duo Quattro Mani ~ Susan Grace and Alice Rybak, pianos
• Crimes of punishment
• Noted: D-49 super leaving
• Feeling flush
• Long story short
• Jail death: 'Undetermined causes'
• Glenn: No trouble seeing double
• For the love of a road
• Bob Marley Birthday Bash at Jose Muldoon's Downtown
• Take precautions for winter weather changes
• Lobos heat up Clune; route Falcons
• Colo. lawmakers debate illegal immigrant tuition
• Dollar takes back some ground ahead of jobs report
• Aerospace incubator seeks new start-ups
• Don't get ripped off buying sports tickets
• Region’s economic condition improving with every quarter
• Tanning chain to pay $350,000 to customers in AG settlement
• Investors eye earnings after Dow tops 12,000
• Peterson Air Force Base opens voting office
• US auto industry off to a solid start in January
• Dow closes above 12,000
• Gobos named Business Journal publisher
• Factory activity grows at fastest pace in 7 years
• UCCS, UC Irvine researchers win grant to study disaster-communication
• Aetna stopping individual insurance in Colo.
• Feb. 3: "Me Facing Life: Cyntoia's Story"
• Study finds red-light cameras saving lives
• Luxury travel market showing signs of growth
• Colo. lawmakers face spending standoff
• Fine Arts Center Announces New Performing Arts Director
• Broadmoor skaters score at U.S. Figure Skating Championships
• Ent donates funds, vehicle to Peak Vista
• Fla. judge strikes down Obama health care overhaul
• Pikes Peak Philharmonic presents "The Elements: Water"
• Enjoy The Hans Christian Anderson Storybook at the Simpich Theater
• State readying to enforce new medical marijuana rules
• Treasury announces bank warrant auction
• Lockheed Martin continues GMD contract
• Integral wins $13 million Air Force contract
• Suthers criticized for support of marriage act
• Sunny Vista starts new building, Alzheimer’s Unit
• Consumer spending up 0.7 percent in December
• CC has no answers in rematch with Fighting Sioux
• Falcons falter briefly, but gain tie with Canisius
• Area lawmakers say session slowly grinding into gear
• RISE film event will celebrate American figure skating
• Sunshine and warmth dominates forecast by the weekend
• Military rolls out plan to repeal gay ban
• NFIB survey: Penalize those who hire illegal immigrants
• Air Force Academy investigating 25 cadets for using ’spice’
• Snow-sport equipment sales on pace for record year
• Foreclosure rescue plan tripped up by red tape 
• Venues vie to cash in on closure of expo center 
• McManus helps direct Peak Vista growth, partnerships 
• Springs Salsa firming up its bottom line 
• In a broken world, let hope guide leadership 
• Reform helps spur more Medicaid fraud busts 
• Housing market shows consumers are ready to spend 
• Book Review: “What Women Want: The Global Market Turns Female Friendly”
• Royal Gorge Railroad steams ahead despite downturn 
• People on the Move - January 28, 2011 
• NBC's Take on Social Media
• State GOP aims to repeal 'Amazon tax' in wake of judge's ruling
• Feb. 2: Chef Daniel Bartlett Cooking Demonstration
• Feb. 2: Spiritual Practice in Buddhism and Christianity
• Vectra’s economic forum: Economy still sending mixed signals
• Access, transit pitched for Academy Blvd. redevelopment
• Public split on cuts to Medicaid, health reform
• CSU to establish its own winery for students
• Panel finds financial crisis was avoidable
• Colo.’s marijuana rules up for public hearing
• 'Ride it out'
• Code blue
• Noted: Nevada improvements coming
• Think and grow rich
• Lien & Mean
• Long story short
• Sleeping sickness
• Feb. 10: Ellen Bryant Voigt
• Feb. 3: Daniel M. Shapiro and Jessy Randall
• Colorado College English Professor Steven Hayward Publishes New Novel
• Ramtron CEO resigns in second management shakeup in a week
• Colorado ranks third for tech assets
• ISS part of program to monitor Air Force satellites
• Gessler keeping $3.5M slated to balance budget
• Colo. Republicans want voters to prove citizenship
• Dow Jones industrial average rises above 12,000
• Colo. scores slightly above average in science
• Obama: cut corporate taxes, close loopholes
• Investors focus on State of the Union, earnings 
• Nature Valley Big Air brings the mountain to Denver
• Light snow is possible by Wednesday
• CS Rotary Club donates to Assistance League for Operation School Bell
• Valentine's Day at Pizzeria Rustica
• CC, AF at home for start of hockey season's final period
• Sports Corp. team lands international events for Springs
• $250 million contract means 50 new jobs
• Colo. unemployment benefits might be extended
• AMA supports medical malpractice legislation
• Jury convicts man of organized crime, Ponzi scheme
• State of the Union: It’s the economy, again
• Silver Star winner spends days focused on state policies
• Ownership changes, expansion plans at GOG Gourmet
• New degree aimed at chaplains helping PTSD
• Bruce spurs bill that seeks arrest power for ignoring subpoenas
• Hickenlooper faces early test with labor pick
• Memorial vote won’t come until November
• Lawmakers debating ban on some rodeo events
• Feds shut down United Western Bank
• State GOP, Dems to battle over school breakfasts
• Obama touts steps to support military families
• Poll: Hiring plans top layoffs by most in 12 years 
• Global oil drilling increases, Haliburton’s profit doubles
• GM’s China sales pass US for first time in history
• Republicans press for a Senate vote on health care
• Capitol to mark Military Appreciation Day on Monday
• Spotty light flurries are possible Saturday night
• Bear Creek Nature Center February program schedule
• Fountain Creek Nature Center February program schedule
• MediaNews subsidiary buys Lehman Communications
• USAA nabs No. 17 spot on Fortune list
• EPA approves more ethanol in fuel for cars
• Obama goal: ‘Putting the economy into overdrive’
• Give parents a stronger voice in education reform
• Technology vs. the snow day 
• Technology park envisioned where wildlife roam 
• Don’t wait to make hard people-decisions 
• On the Horizon - January 21, 2011 
• Brokerage hopes to lure tenants with free rent 
• World War II aviation museum nearly ready for takeoff 
• Texas mortgage company making a big play in Colorado 
• Buckley AFB says it has $1.7 billion economic impact
• People on the Move - January 21, 2011 
• HealthOne: A big player gearing up to get even bigger 
• Campbell offers insight as new HBA president 
• Association of Christian Schools International Visits NBC
• Sunny skies remain by Friday
• Catholic Charities names CEO
• Hickenlooper says state needs business regulations
• Oil falls on supplies and concerns about China
• Hickenlooper to address Colo. business leaders
• Boeing cutting 1,100 jobs in US as orders drop
• Sweeping water case argued before top court
• Dollar turns higher after jobs, housing reports
• Black Forest resident sentenced for tax evasion
• Lambert introduces Arizona-style immigration bill
• Hot off the press
• Long story short
• Decision time
• Pension tensions
• Dangerous intersection
• A long goodbye
• Noted: Weiss registers the Sun
• El Paso County lawmakers target state employee unions
• CodeBaby hires COO
• Fort Carson suicide rate down by more than a third
• Ramtron has minor management shakeup
• United Way launches tax credit awareness campaign
• Investors zero in on bank earnings on Wall Street
• Colo. lawmakers to meet on redistricting
• Ent CEO named to federal advisory board
• Latest court ruling a blow for health care reform opponents
• Forbes: Denver a better place to shop than New York City
• Homebuilder sentiment index unchanged in January
• Wadhams running again for Colo. GOP chair
• Colo. lawmakers back from short break
• Obama wants to shed rules that hurt job growth
• Sen. Udall: there’s a hunger for unity in Congress
• Hickenlooper sticks to his mantra: create jobs, cut red tape
• Here comes the Colorado Springs Sun?
• CarHop opens shop in Springs
• Colorado gains another five-diamond hotel
• Construction projects under way at Air Force Academy
• President Bush to speak at Springs Christian Schools fundraiser
• Report: Not enough funds for Colo. water projects
• Wal-Mart clears path to enter Africa
• Poll: Opposition to health care law eases
• Online system aims to cut teacher license backlog
• On the Horizon - January 14, 2011
• Banning Lewis Ranch up for sale
• Steele ends bid for second Republican Committee term 
• Feds threaten to sue states over union laws
• Colo. chief justice says recession delaying cases
• Legislature to consider cutting Pinnacol’s tax exempt status
• Small Business Development Center director steps down
• Churches breathing new life into real estate market 
• EDC to unveil plan to keep Springs companies rooted
• Let free-market forces rule in Copper Ridge matter
• Lawmakers taking aim at foreclosure practices 
• Health giant jumps into Memorial ballot battle 
• A closer look at Neumann’s coal-plant emissions technology 
• Tourism executive sees recovery season for Springs 
• Finishes: Manufacturing a comeback 
• Hickenlooper names team that will guide state’s care 
• People on the Move - January 14, 2011 
• Angel, venture capital investment trends moving West 
• Dr. Alan Lyke Appointed as New Dean of Online Education
• Text of Hickenlooper's State of the State speech
• Hickenlooper wows Dems, GOP with businessman approach
• RJ Promotions to open ‘Event Center at Rustic Hills’
• IRS raises nonprofit threshold for e-Postcard filing
• Hickenlooper asks for help transforming Colorado
• Colo. ranked 10th for foreclosures
• Colorado ‘failing’ at cervical cancer prevention
• Chamber staff sheds pounds, gains dollars with wellness program
• Trade deficit narrows 0.3 percent in November
• USDA: 2010 was good year for Colorado crops
• Senators visit Aurora, Springs during break
• Unemployment numbers jump after holiday help laid off
• Inclined to help?
• Long story short
• The other election: city council
• Iggy vs Romaine
• Making an impression
• School of hard knocks
• Noted: Rivera revises strong mayor
• New state House speaker vows to stick to GOP principles
• Colo. has first divided Legislature in a decade
• Task force agrees to Memorial ballot language
• Springs airport expanding to make room for full-body scanners
• Goldman Sachs pays back $5 million in securities case
• United Airlines tops for on-time arrivals at DIA
• Oil rises above $92 as supplies drop
• Colo. has first divided Legislature in a decade
• GOP vows to stick to principles in new legislature
• Bennet tours schools, asks about innovation
• Fort Carson starts work on behavioral clinic
• Jan. 31: Environmental Groups and Public Involvement in Forest Health Decisions
• El Paso County commissioners happy with governor's order on unfunded mandates
• Colo. economy lags nation’s
• MySpace slashes half its global staff
• Hickenlooper inauguration: Jobs a priority
• GE Johnson CEO named to state education board
• Peterson hosting Air Force Reserve conference this week
• 800 health care providers unite for ‘information exchange’
• NTSB weighs benefits of air bags for small planes
• Level 3 to sell $300 million worth of bonds
• Colorado swears in more than governor
• Vail Resorts reports early-season jumps in revenue
• Springs off to strong job creation, retention start in 2011
• Payday lender pays $125,000 in restitution
• Fed pays US Treasury record $78.4B last year
• Philharmonic director diagnosed with dementia
• Ford plans to hire 7,000 US workers by 2012
• Colo. congressman puts grocery meetings on hold
• Calif.-based church-services firm moving to the Springs
• After Arizonza rampage, appeals to cool the political tone
• Less worried about layoffs, jobholders spend more
• Hick lays out goals, but no new programs this week
• 2011 General Assembly preview: King kick-started education changes
• 2011 General Assembly preview: Gardner bill helped disabled workers
• 2011 General Assembly preview: Lee bill brought 'restorative justice'
• 2011 General Assembly preview: Massive deficit, redistricting top the agenda
• Bill would punish law enforcement officers who lie
• House takes first step toward health care repeal
• Denver airport says 2010 likely set a record
• Texas company under cease and desist order in Colorado
• OSHA proposes $63,500 in fines for MillerCoors
• Attorney general, drug task force shut down marijuana ring
• Daschbach’s military, civilian senses drive TD Support 
• Volunteers help turn Phil Long center into sanctuary 
• Gaining competitive edge by slowing down, listening 
• Military tops chamber’s legislative priorities 
• Tourism CEO pocketing less than peers 
• A New Path in the New Year
• Denver named best city for conventions
• Hickenlooper names FBI agent to head public safety
• PPCC begins search for president
• Space Foundation to move to new home
• Realtors association seeks to alter SAFE Act
• Three Colorado colleges on Kiplinger’s top list
• Hiring outlook brightens as layoffs decline
• Colo. marijuana rules face legal challenge
• Dems say GOP exempting $1 trillion from deficit
• Gates proposing program cuts in military budget
• Shoppers will keep pace in 2011, economists say 
• Aspen looking to ban plastic bottles
• Noted: Glenn looking for public input for the county
• According to Jim
• Long story short
• Mortgages, not medals
• Joy Division
• The mayor's race: big name vs. big money
• Campaign mounted to halt Memorial spin-off
• Shelton takes command of Air Force Space Command
• Ritter to head CSU’s New Energy Economy
• Bach launches mayoral campaign
• Starbucks gives logo a new look
• Dollar General expansion will mean 6,000 jobs
• Ritter to take new energy job at Colorado State
• Gay ties force Focus to reconsider rally sponsorship
• Colo. lawmakers hold forum on business regulations
• Jobs gain report sways Wall Street
• State’s two new congressmen head to Washington
• Hilarious Mel Brooks Musical Comedy Up Next at the FAC
• Broomfield Author Publishes Book About 1873 Jesse James Adair, Iowa Train Robbery
• Skorman launches mayoral bid
• With no Phil Long Center, HBA moves show to former Circuit City
• US auto sales rise in 2010, but remain below highs
• Skorman raises $21,000 in 30 days
• Judge orders fine in foreclosure-relief scam case
• Employment increases in half of U.S. metro areas
• Construction spending sees third straight month of gains
• Oil refineries sue EPA over ethanol plan
• Ritter to announce immigration program
• Obama to sign bill to improve nation’s food safety
• St. Francis Health Center reopens after water main break
• Hick’s labor pick earns criticism from Senate leader
• ITT receives $34.8 million contract
• Colorado No. 2 for popular relocation states
• Space Foundation plans big announcement
• Report: Facebook nets $500 million investment
• Hickenlooper names three cabinet members
• Building permits continue to slide in Pikes Peak region
• Oil prices start the new year at a 26-month high
• Democrats head to Denver to rally for Senate changes
• Midwest survey suggests continued economic growth
• AmericanTowns Heroes: Rachelle Mathis Helps Joplin Find Help and Hope
• Rise in signed contracts gives housing market lift
• Millions gathering worldwide to ring in new year
• Lingering ObamaCare battle is good news 
• Fort Carson an ideal pad for aviation brigade 
• Job-creation team barely limps along 
• The lift from an aviation brigade 
• A new philharmonic conductor, a new COPPeR chief 
• 2011 Forecast: Some signs of real estate life, but still far to go 
• 2011 Forecast: A strong mayor, restrained by TABOR 
• 2011 Forecast: USOC promises higher profile in new year 
• A strategy to help keep insurance co-pays down
• Colo. minimum-wage workers see small pay hike
• John Salazar considers state agriculture post
• AG files counterclaim against two settlement-advance companies
• Colorado Springs sheds more than 1,000 construction jobs last year
• Rep. Lamborn to head energy subcommittee
• Silver Key's precious mettle
• 2010 in the Springs: A year to remember
• Long Story Short
• Strip-searches? Not in the deal
• Memorial's double bypass?
• No eyes in the sky
• Noted: Springs passed over for housing grants
• Colorado Springs Home Building And Remodeling Show 2011
• Auto industry recalled 20 million vehicles in 2010
• Balink sworn in as county treasurer
• COPPeR appoints McGrath as executive director
• Penrose, RMCC finalize partnership agreement
• Poll: Baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• Grand Junction mulls opening govt. e-mail to public
• Republican hopefuls jockeying early for 2012
• Judge fines Bruce’s charity $11,300
• New Year's Eve Extravaganza
• After holiday spree, doubts about economy linger
• New first-class stamps are ‘forever’
• East Coast flights resume in Denver
• Skorman to enter mayor’s race
• Colorado receives $210,000 from drug settlement
• Federal foreclosure-counseling money coming to Springs
• Boulder County sets 2025 zero-waste goal
• Colo. lawmaker in wreck that kills pregnant Texan
• Home prices falling faster in biggest US cities
• Where are the jobs? For many companies, overseas
• Air Force stops Georgia Tech in Independence Bowl
• Some Denver flights affected by Northeast storm
• State retirees to get smaller checks in ‘11
• Government-assisted refinancings spike
• King refiles FDA application for painkiller Remoxy
• Bison ranchers ending year with higher meat prices
• In Congress, a harder line on illegal immigrants
• Homeland Security chief defends airport security
• Manage, mentor, counsel or coach? 
• State tourism chief expected to create ‘single voice’ 
• Springs’ image makeover and other holiday wishes
• Mayoral race could cost up to $2 million 
• Recovery gaining traction, trucking firms picking up speed 
• Incubator ‘graduates’ few, far between 
• Trio finds success in being great, not big 
• Individual mandate comes with greater good aspect 
• People on the Move - December, 24, 2010 
• Mayor must create and preserve to be remembered
• Obama administration reverses Bush, restores wilderness rules
• CC gets $490,000 arts grant
• New home sales rise 5.5 percent in November
• NorthCare at St. Francis sells for $19.4 million
• Factory orders outside of autos and airplanes soar
• How states fared on jobless benefits, at a glance
• Grinches cutting, stealing trees from Denver parks
• Americans boost spending heading into holidays
• This is happening
• Sharp learning curve ahead for strong mayor
• Noted: Sheriff backs down on postcard policy
• Trails and Open Space Coalition: Branching out
• Long story short
• Who greased the grapevine?
• Fish Market: From eyesore to 'I do'
• Civilian leader: 'This is our war to lose'
• Banking commissioner resigns
• Refinancings plummet as mortgage rates rise
• New SBA site features startup tools
• FREX to remain in service through 2011
• Tax cuts raise expectations for economy in 2011
• $21 million awarded for statewide transit projects 
• GOP senator to join Hickenlooper administration
• Sen. White appointed to state tourism office
• Springs tied for worst job market in the nation
• Colo. health insurance premiums rose 12.9% in 2010
• Low interest rates caused first-time homebuyer levels to surge
• Colo. property values projected to fall
• Group urges Colorado court to toss gun-rights lawsuit
• State could face $1b shortfall
• Judge rules for ACLU in El Paso Co. dispute over jail mail
• Colo. population grew 17 percent, U.S. Rep. seat neither gained nor lost
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - December 2010
• Obama’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year
• Colo. has lowest gas price in the nation
• Steve Bach joins mayoral race
• City bus service contract awarded to McDonald Transit
• Holiday travel expected to increase this year
• El Paso County unemployment spikes in November
• Colo. personal income grows for 5 straight quarters
• Report: Ernst & Young may face civil fraud charges
• Automakers suing EPA over higher ethanol mix gas
• Vail, Beaver Creek lift tickets cross $100 mark
• New lawmakers focused on health care, law enforcement
• Merrifield, after eight years in the statehouse, looking toward next race
• Schultheis lauded for being true to his principles
• American Bus Association Names Colorado Balloon Classic One of North America’s....
• Obama signs massive tax bill, hails deal with GOP
• Coloradans in House split 4-3 on tax cut bill
• FAA routinely misses airline inspection deadlines
• Medical community support for Memorial nonprofit plan growing
• Colo. adds jobs for three months for first time in three years
• Lexington National fined $332,000 by DOI
• Stewart leaving incubator CEO job, will become chairman
• High hopes for Springs’ lobbyist in Washington
• Big hurdles for proposed medical school in the Springs 
• Colorado oil, gas producers hinge their hopes on Hick 
• Carnick and Co. wraps up best year in 35-year history 
• Justus: Distressed-property absorbtion key to recovery 
• Will postponement of Medicare reporting speed up PI settlements? 
• PPRTA approves budget, senior transportation receives additional funding
• To succeed as a director, don’t wait for direction 
• Top five priorities for CVB’s new chief 
• Care and Share seeks donations, CEO 
• Bi-partisan group to take on redrawing Congressional districts
• NFIB arguing against health reform in federal court
• More shoppers staying in El Paso County this year
• Colorado receives settlement from Elan Pharmaceutical
• Foreclosure activity plummets nationwide due to moratorium
• Health department puts food inspections online
• Colo. Securities Commissioner battles Calif. investment firm
• Pot industry group meets to chart plans
• Applications for unemployment aid drop for third week
• Reintegration nation
• The tastemaker
• Degrees of separation
• Noted: County administration considers staying downtown
• Stopping the spiral
• Long story short
• Not-so-Easy Park
• Bruce plans to dissolve controversial charity
• Army extends comment period on aviation brigade
• Military academy sex assaults up 64 percent
• Senate acts; Keeping tax rates intact up to House
• Colorado to get money from Dannon marketing settlement
• Project seeks to lower health costs, improve care in Colo.
• Security Service buys Beehive Credit Union
• DirecTV settles multi-state suit over deceptive practices
• Senate to vote on Bush tax cuts
• Solar panel maker gets federal loan for Colo. expansion
• Air Force colonel at Buckley nominated for general
• New Cycling Program To Debut In Southern Colorado Next Spring
• Ritter says he changed the state after only 1 term
• Aurora man faces year in jail for contempt
• Sens. seek deadline extension on Fort Carson Aviation Brigade idea
• Yahoo hands out 600 layoff notices for holidays
• Good signs: Retail sales up, CEOs in hiring mood
• Colo. auditors say gun permit database unreliable
• Bruce a no-show at campaign finance hearing
• USOC to vote on five candidates for board of directors
• Home ownership aspiration still strong
• Govt.-business coalition hires Washington lobbyist
• Retail sales rise 0.8 percent in November
• Govt anti-foreclosure program needs goals
• Health care ruling bolsters 20-state legal fight
• SBA, Microsoft create tech tool
• Obama-GOP tax bill clears Senate hurdle with ease
• US tax bill hits 60 in Senate vote
• Springs to host USOC Coaching Conference
• White House disagrees with Va. judge’s ruling
• Obama advisor: Tax cut plan will add consumer purchasing
• Colo. health care lawsuit similar to Virginia’s
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• Parts of southern Colo. show signs of drought
• Pot ads on Denver buses cause uproar
• NASA and Colorado create tech-transfer partnership
• Bill Clinton implores Democrats to back tax deal
• Hickenlooper to replace Marostica as Economic Development director
• After Bruce's court evasion, lawmaker looks to change subpoena processes
• Peak Education adopting new approach in mission
• FirstBank streamlines, consolidates its 25 charters 
• Rebates for renewables lagging in the Springs
• JA lab to help teach finances to children 
• Sitting idle: Parking Enterprise’s $1 million 
• Brooks’ work keeps low-income families warm, safe 
• Diversified’s secret to success? Loving thy neighbor 
• On the endangered list? Mortgage interest deduction 
• People on the Move - December 10, 2010 
• 2011 Rescue Run
• Memorial board rejects HCA’s interest
• Council wants city to receive money from new Memorial
• EDC spotlights companies relocating or expanding in the Springs
• Springs ranks 14th for safest cities
• Hickenlooper will serve BBQ at inaugural dinner
• Colorado schools get new report cards
• House Democrats reject tax plan without changes
• AP Enterprise: FAA loses track of 119,000 planes
• Corporate Development Capital merges with Clifton Gardiner
• Hickenlooper going for down-home inaugural dinner
• Lamborn: Public radio non-essential, wants audit
• KRCC awarded Inasmuch grant
• Jobless claims fall for second time in 3 weeks
• Jobless claims fall for second time in 3 weeks
• Ritter to cite successes with Colo. school reform
• Ritter to cite successes with Colo. school reform
• Atmel rebuilds workforce, at full capacity
• Atmel rebuilds workforce, at full capacity
• Public blames grad rates on college students
• Public blames grad rates on college students
• Life after the Rocket Room
• Up to our eyeballs in debt
• Noted: Aviation Brigade coming to Fort Carson
• Manitou Art Theatre: No frills, just thrills
• Long story short
• Note of depreciation from the assessor
• Moving violations at CC
• The Stocking Shuffle
• Peterson to break ground on $14.4 million space education center
• Colorado earns a ‘D+’ for disclosing tax breaks
• Western governors frustrated by Endangered Species Act
• Lawmakers debate fate of daylight saving time
• Colo. AG battles foreclosure rescue fraud
• Private company launches test spacecraft for NASA
• Sen. Udall: Tax-cut deal 'objectionable'
• United Continental November traffic up 4.8 percent
• Marijuana caregivers under Colo. scrutiny
• Fort Carson holds adopt-a-school event
• 2 Colo. lawmakers propose opposite bills on daylight saving time
• Colorado Technical University Launches Online Master of Science in Management Degree to Meet Business Needs in Enterprise Information Systems
• From the Family of Gas Balloonist Dr. Carol Rymer Davis
• Democrats meet with Obama over tax cuts deal
• Marijuana rules near completion in Colo.
• Supreme Court to look at Wal-Mart sex-bias suit
• Frontier Airlines to add new flights from Denver
• CU economists expect slow, steady growth in 2011
• Colo regulators to examine Xcel coal plan
• Colorado medical marijuana turning up in Nebraska
• American voices on making the economy move
• In visit to Denver, Jeb Bush says he doesn't agree with Arizona's immigration law
• Colo. may set limits for driving after marijuana use
• Appeals court to hear health reform case
• Dollar tumbles after disappointing jobs report
• Tax-preparers need ID number by Jan. 1
• Bennet: Deficit plan is a “starting point”
• Colo. businesses must pay more for unemployment
• Lockheed, Raytheon go to next level of GMD contract
• Train line: A quality of life question for the Springs
• Finding the creative capital of the Rocky Mountain West
• ‘American Dream’ 
• Donaldson spreading the word in digital publishing 
• Two-year low for layoffs hints at hiring pickup
• Transit team to conduct telephone town hall
• Bill planned to mandate criminal tracking of immigrants
• Oil hovers near $87 on renewed economic hopes
• California firm seeking local employees
• Colorado Springs apartment vacancies on the rise
• AG files suit against state debt collector
• Higher education panel to consider strategic plan
• Holiday shoppers came out to spend in November
• King vs. Queen
• Strong mayor: It's a tangled web
• Noted: Records request on Army helicopters denied
• Playing catch-up
• Long story short
• Inside jobs
• El Paso County forclosures rise in November
• Two Colorado brewers announce plan for joint venture
• Economy appears headed for strong finish for 2010
• Osteopathic Foundation awards $100,000 in grants
• Conrad, Gregg embrace deficit-commission’s report
• Deficit commission proposal a potential boon for contractors
• Six biggest insurers on track to set record profits
• Group plans local climate change protest
• Colo. record set for horizontal drilling permits
• Thousands of Coloradans to lose unemployment aid
• Hickenlooper seeks ideas, suggests cuts
• WW II aviation museum wins $40,000 El Pomar grant
• Colo. record set for horizontal drilling permits
• State Sen. Romer announces Denver mayoral bid
• Colo. lawsuit filed over TSA airport screening
• Romer announces Denver mayoral bid
• Obama, Hill leaders meet: taxes, treaty on tap
• Colorado agricultural exports jump 28%
• Colo. monument closing part of road for winter
• Ross Auction moves seven blocks south
• Consumer confidence hits 5-month high
• NYC school reformer shares advice on grad rates
• Morrison to leave state government post
• Dee’s RV to open second location
• Interim insurance commissioner named
• Colo. chosen for global math, science study 
• GOP lawmakers say they’re not bound by FASTER plan
• Congress delays cuts to doctor Medicare payments
• Lambert, GOP lawmakers disagree on illegal immigration
• Pueblo wants Springs Utilities to pay $150,000 legal bill
• DORA hosting information sessions about licensing changes
• Largest cannabis convention in state planned for Denver
• Securities division issues cease order to Colorado man
• Sen. Lambert planning Arizona-style immigration legislation
• Small business caught in tax battle
• FDA would boost food inspections under Senate bill
• US holiday sales strong, but are shoppers done?
• Children Holiday Magic
• Hickenlooper vows to clean up rental property's yard
• EDC set to unveil new ‘Think Local’ campaign 
• Cooking up profits at GOG Gourmet 
• Construction firm gets a boost from federal spending 
• Why ‘Obamacare’ isn’t likely to be overturned
• Western states edge ever-closer to water conflicts
• Andy Barton: Telling the Penrose-St. Francis story 
• To better compete, create a ‘we’ culture 
• Lodging Association votes down LART-increase idea 
• Academy cadets launch weather satellite into orbit 
• People on the Move - November 26, 2010 
• Colorado Balloon Classic November Newsletter - Nov 23, 2010
• Photos With Santa
• Bank profits up $12.5 billion year-over-year
• Construction employment expands in Colorado
• October new home sales drop 8.1 pct., prices fall
• Full-body scanners popping up at courthouses
• Color-coded terror alerts might end
• Consumers spend and earn more, layoffs slow
• SDS: Pipe dream, coming true
• Noted: Phillips withdraws from community center plan
• Back from the brink
• Long story short
• Homeward bound
• Crazy hype
• Call for Entries: 2011 Colorado Balloon Classic Logo Contest
• Hickenlooper appoints West Slope lawmaker to cabinet
• Janus receives inquiry in insider trading probe
• Springs unemployment creeps up to 9.2
• Penrose receives million-dollar cancer grant
• Denver traffic 10th worst in nation, Springs not on list
• CoreLogic: Shadow inventory to weigh on real estate recovery
• Wal-Mart to match competitors Black Friday prices
• Foreclosure auction sales drop to 19-month low
• Colorado candidates showed growing power of online ads
• Health plans must spend premiums on medical care
• Economic growth slightly faster than first thought
• Some in Colorado say scans make them feel safer
• Hickenlooper’s filmmaker cousin dead from overdose
• Treasurer-elect releases drunken-driving report
• Springs artist chosen to paint Obama portrait 
• Feds raid three hedge funds linked to trading probe
• Memorial Commission issues final report
• Hickenlooper: Troops key to success
• COPPeR executive director taking California job
• HHS to implement 2011 health reform regulations
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• Economic growth will be tepid through 2011
• Underwear invention protects privacy at airport
• Survey: Gas prices jump 5 cents in 2-week span
• Exhibition - Legacy Of A Thousand Years: The Ceramics Of Tonalá
• Hick's brain trust gets earful in Springs
• Mortgage rates reverse downward trend
• Bee Vradenburg Foundation awards grants, internship program
• TSA: Pilots to be exempt from some airport checks
• Open-space advocates cast eye on Banning Lewis 
• City Council: Nonprofit best for Memorial 
• In formation: Homegrown venture capital operation
• Jenco dialing-in profit with communications niche 
• Executive shuffle under way at area banks 
• Colarelli sees golf course as urban renewal oasis 
• Early snowfall, resort upgrades stoking ski industry optimism 
• $60 million financing will stabilize senior-living center 
• Missile Defense Integration Center staying at Schriever 
• Credit union associations join forces to cut overhead 
• TOWN SQUARE: Lamborn fails in bid to cut public broadcast funding
• Pikes Peak United Way Quarterly Newsletter - Nov 18, 2010
• Murkowski win a blow to Palin's influence
• BBB changing ratings system after pay-for-play allegations
• PPACG seeks input about regional sustainability plan
• Banning Lewis bankruptcy leads to layoffs
• PPACG seeks input for sustainability goals
• Slight decline in Colorado GDP
• City to get recycling bins in parks, downtown
• Four in 10 say marriage is becoming obsolete
• GM launching IPO, ending government majority stake
• 'Completely trashed'
• Noted: Provisional votes for MMJ, Morse tallied
• Rides like a Dream
• Long story short
• Flickering flame
• Cliff dive
• Colorado Technical University Announces Recipients of 50 Full Scholarships for Wounded Warriors and Spouses
• Quality Of Life Indicators Report Recruitment And Appreciation Reception
• Hill concedes state Senate race to Morse
• Catholic Health Initiatives to merge with Kentucky hospitals
• Harris received third option on $416 million AF contract
• Local construction firm lands $30 million contract
• Insurance division fines Pioneer General $533,000
• Old Colorado City ‘ArtWalk’ brings in revenue
• Fort Collins company earns certification from Space Foundation
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats’ leader
• October housing construction falls sharply
• Hickenlooper seeks ideas for Colorado’s problems
• Gov. Ritter defends federal health care to businesses
• Stocks fall amid fears of European debt, Asian slowdown
• Workforce Center offering grants of $15,000 for green training
• Broadmoor earns five stars for 51st year
• Local companies shine during EDC industry awards
• ISS receives additional $20 million AF contract
• Construction begins today on $55 million parkway extension
• Could Facebook messaging signal email’s demise?
• Springs weighs tougher rules for medical pot
• Men’s Health: Colorado Springs “Most Religious City in America”
• Governors meet at The Broadmoor
• Storms quicken ski resort openings
• Solar-powered road signs saving Springs money
• Seasonal hiring to top 600,000
• Social Security judges facing more violent threats
• Reasons to sit out GM’s initial stock offering
• October retail sales post best showing since March
• Redistricting looms for 2011 General Assembly
• Glenn pledges to hold town hall on term limits
• What can the USOC do to help the Springs?
• Buck says state GOP outmatched by Dems' tactics
• Obama says hopes to reach agreement on tax cuts
• State investigating Saguache County vote changes
• Hickenlooper transition team hitting the road
• High court allows gay military ban for now 
• Forbes: Colorado Springs one of the best housing markets for investors
• State health care commission sees ideas implemented 
• Signs of re-emerging appetite for risk in real estate 
• Let’s increase the hospitality tax and build a convention center
• Catamount Institute’s Sustainability Conference agenda 
• Colo. Crossing creditors push back, fight for control 
• Antler’s Paty: On the front lines of Springs’ hospitality 
• New federal clean-air rules: Good for our health, bad for our pocketbooks? 
• Little to connect rate hikes, reforms 
• Photo Contest Winners Announced and Recognized
• Altared states
• Long story short
• A taxing task with nonprofits
• Disorder in the court
• No more homework
• Ritter urges lawmakers to stop 'posturing' when to comes to budget
• Provisional ballots may reverse some election results
• Former Michelle building under contract
• Bender named Colo. Chief Justice 
• Commission leaders say cutting deficit will hurt
• CFO survey: Weak job market to continue in region
• Colo. foreclosures spike in year-over-year comparison
• Focus on the Family sponsoring teen homosexuality discussion
• Code red
• Breaking the cycle
• Noted: Skorman considering run for mayor
• Broadmoor’s Bartolin named ‘Independent Hotelier’
• Lambert's tweet about 'homosexuals in Denver' draws criticism
• Ritter to outline budget plan for lawmakers
• Aurora council might use iPads to save money
• Jobless claims fall sharply to 4-month low
• School nutrition bill could be revived in Congress
• Chapel Hills Mall owner emerges from bankruptcy
• Air Force Academy addresses diversity issues
• CSDF receives $25,000 Wal-Mart grant
• Bennet works to mend fences in GOP stronghold
• Holmes, Homeward Pikes Peak and Myron Stratton win El Pomar awards
• Ritter reflects on governorship
• More needs to be done to avoid oil spike, IEA says
• Gov. Ritter kicks off college initiative
• Two from Springs on Hickenlooper transition team
• FDIC approves temporary unlimited coverage
• NASA to provide $200M for space flights
• Springs-based Stresscon wins Fort Carson contract
• Bennet’s travels include Springs stop today
• The Fine Arts Center Hires Tom Jackson To Lead Fund Raising Efforts
• Obama sidesteps question on Fed monetary policy
• Victorious GOP sets out to repair image
• Big Mac helps McDonald’s boost October revenue
• Colo. consumer office worried about Qwest service
• Lawmakers mull conservation easement audit
• High court turns down early health care challenge
• Downtown retailers hope ‘Holiday Stroll’ will lure shoppers
• NRF: Value-added tax will cost jobs
• NAR: First-time homebuyers account for half of all home sales
• Owens, Hybl to be named to Hickenlooper transition team
• Morrison retiring from insurance division
• First-ever downtown holiday stroll
• Lawmakers OK conservation easement review
• Colo. credit union associations to merge
• New lending standards don’t lure small firms
• GOP taps 2 tea partiers for transition to power
• Colorado's Tea Party already regrouping for 2012
• Credit unions join forces to finance downtown hotel 
• Disability nonprofit seeks partnerships to succeed 
• Banning Lewis bankruptcy leaves local firms in a lurch 
• Turning photos, cards into holiday profit
• Why leaders can’t ignore employee engagement 
• Mountain makes a move to public television top spot 
• Kirkpatrick Bank wins $8.8M judgment against Star Ranch 
• Spectranetics ‘optimistic’ after legal troubles, financial losses 
• SDS shaping into election issue amid bankruptcy 
• Hospitality tax back on tourism agenda? 
• Full scholarships for wounded soldiers
• El Paso County home vacancy rates down 5.8%
• CSHP sleep center receives accreditation
• Springs bioscience companies land federal funding
• Hiring spurt in October eases jobs crisis a bit
• Pending home sales drop 1.8 percent in September
• One Morse time
• Applications for jobless aid rise sharply
• Long story short
• No clear path for GOP on health care repeal
• Noted: News from the state races
• Ritter to discuss higher education plan
• Christo now sees 2014 timeframe for Over the River
• Colo. House, Senate to elect new leaders
• Two local nonprofits to receive El Pomar awards
• Hospital pay not what it used to be
• Hickenlooper addresses Colorado Springs
• Peyton officials wonder why voters gave up 'free' money
• Republican waltz
• Sweet relief
• Hickenlooper will spend first 100 days on budget
• Untold stories
• Republicans pick new speaker in Colo. House
• Utilities' budget-billing customers get surprise charge
• Springs nabs opening stage of Quiznos Pro Challenge
• Hot-button issues at AFA
• Space Foundation seeks new space
• A paper-thin win
• Hickenlooper will spend first 100 days on budget
• Getting stronger
• Hickenlooper says Colorado needs unity, improved business climate
• Springs Airport fares up 11% from 2009
• Memorial Commission to vote on options tonight
• MEDICAL MARIJUANA: Ban in county has narrow lead
• LOCAL: Strong mayor will change city government
• GENERAL ASSEMBLY: 2 powerful posts likely to be locals
• GOVERNOR: Hickenlooper trounces Maes, Tancredo
• EL PASO COUNTY: Party, not money, mattered more
• BALLOT MEASURES: Voters on way to dumping 60, 61, 101
• STATE TREASURER: Stapleton tops Dem. treasurer Kennedy
• U.S. SENATE: Buck vs. Bennet race grows closer and closer
• GOP claims victory in Colo. House; Dems dispute it
• TELLER COUNTY: Lodging tax loses, ambulance tax favored
• Local voter turnout a record for midterm election
• FOUNTAIN: Tax rejected, TABOR limits loosened
• MEDICAL MARIJUANA: Ban defeat leaves county looking at plan B
• EL PASO COUNTY: GOP reign continues
• ELECTION ANALYSIS: Local GOP, Democrats find reason to celebrate
• Snags stall results in El Paso County
• Hickenlooper will be in Springs on Thursday
• Jubilant GOP wins the House, falls short of Senate
• The Dolan Company creates legislative reporting service
• 60,61,101 and other tax-and-debt measures lose badly
• Republican House could boost defense companies
• Senate race down to the wire
• Strong-mayor initiative passes
• Republicans ride voter unrest to control of House
• Fed poised to unveil new program to aid economy
• Election Day is here: What's at stake
• Exit poll: Economy dominates voters' worries
• GOP celebrates first fruits of expected big night
• Smokers, students, state employees and park users hit in proposed budget
• ELECTION 2010 ROUNDUP: Republicans hoping for big gains
• Colorado smokers, parks take proposed budget hit
• Battle begins in business-software square-off
• DOW buys Colo. land for hunting
• Few glitches as area polling places open for voting
• On Election Day, Democratic Party control in peril
• 80 Fort Carson soldiers returning from Afghanistan
• Pfizer 3Q profit down 70 percent due to charges
• Colo. plays big role in GOP congressional aims
• Broker commissions at lowest percentage of GDP since 82
• Colleges, university join to increase college graduate level
• Colorado lags western region in hiring
• Bold Republicans bidding for control in Congress
• Developers pump another $257K into strong mayor campaign
• Obama: Agenda 'all at risk' in any Republican romp
• Colorado business climate ranked 19th
• Manufacturing activity surges in October
• Oops: Campaign season of gaffes and gotchas
• Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival 2010
• Won't we miss those political attack ads?
• Early clues: What to watch in Tuesday's elections
• 7,500-square-foot golf and tennis club to open Saturday
• Judge approves new rules under Arkansas River Compact
• Recount: Tomorrow might not be the end
• CC receives $10 million grant
• Power plant scrubber gets positive review
• Buck, Bennet spend last day along Front Range; recount plans already in works
• Dems hope to limit losses in campaign’s last hours
• September consumer spending weak while incomes dip
• AIG set to repay $37 billion in bailout money
• Why the economy’s growth isn’t easing unemployment
• Dispensaries, activists give candidates about $10K
• Senate candidates spend last day along Front Range
• Big races will be decided Tuesday
• Incoming CVB chief will emphasize impact of tourism 
• Woman of Influence: Kathryn Young 
• ITT’s Gulino overseeing nation-building, defense work 
• Taking the hard road in tackling complex challenges 
• The bad news in fewer tax liens 
• Peterson expansion closer to reality 
• Ohio McDonald's puts suggested votes in paychecks
• 2010 Women of Influence
• Buck swings through Springs, picks up chamber endorsement
• Early voting drawing to a close
• Economy grows at slightly faster pace in Q3
• Woman of Influence: Marcy Morrison 
• SpaceX to get first-ever re-entry license for capsule test
• Division returns $12 million to consumers this year
• Woman of Influence: Susan Presti
• Democrats see Latino votes as key to winning races
• Woman of Influence: Beth Roalstad 
• Sick of campaign ad avalanche? TV stations aren’t
• Woman of Influence: Pat Ruffini 
• TOWN SQUARE: Tancredo attacks, Maes prays
• Woman of Influence: Janet Suthers 
• Answering a few of your more pressing questions 
• Woman of Influence: Lonzie Symonette 
• Seeking a return on Memorial 
• Woman of Influence: Dee Vazquez 
• People on the move
• Woman of Influence: Jocelyn Colvin Wall 
• Midnight Sun Capital to expand its portfolio 
• Woman of Influence: Jane Young 
• Wording is everything on this ballot
• The City: Under new management
• Bennet visits Springs to rally campaign troops
• Write-hand man
• Cyber militia armed with smartphones
• Hick unfiltered
• Air Force breaking ground on solar installation
• Hacker: Nothing’s really safe
• Napolitano: Security is everyone’s responsibility
• Foreclosure activity up across most US metro areas
• Unemployment claims drop sharply to 434K
• AP survey: Painfully slow economic gains into 2011 
• Goodyear loses $20M in 3Q amid rubber price hikes
• Penrose trauma center verified by American College of Surgeons
• Mortgage bankers betting on 2012 for recovery 
• Long story short
• Noted: CC to hold another voting rally
• Democratic Underground
• New budget blues
• Fine ArtsCenter To Kick Off 75th Anniversary Celebration With Dance
• New home sales rise 6.6% after dismal summer
• DIA gets $5.6 million in federal grants
• Wells Fargo admits mistakes in 55K foreclosures
• Panelists mull idea of a cyber center in the Springs
• Army, VA to announce new military suicide research
• Aircraft orders increase durable goods outlook, but spending soft
• Comcast posts 8 percent decline in 3Q profit
• Analysis: Obama seeks votes among the unemployed
• Military, gov’t increase investment in algae fuels
• ACS adding 450 jobs in Colorado Springs
• Spectranetics revenue up in third quarter
• Tancredo boosts third party's profile, not its platform
• Rep. John Salazar tows truck out of snowy ditch
• Consumer confidence rises only slightly in October
• GE Johnson awarded county’s Corporate Ridge contract
• Election endorsements
• Bedbugs invade New York, send holiday tourists running
• Education officials visiting Colo. to see ‘Superman’
• Ford earns $1.7b in 3Q, pays down health care debt
• Poll: One-third may still switch candidates
• League of Women Voters urges no vote on 300
• More than 40 Colo. jurisdictions to vote on pot
• Colo. No. 2 for economic competitiveness
• CVB Board: Price is best pick, despite ‘outsider’ status
• Frontier Airlines launches Denver-Des Moines flights
• Deadline to request mail-in ballot tomorrow
• Poll: Colorado voters coming out against tax-slashing measures
• TOWN SQUARE: Poll has Tancredo crowing
• Air Force manual describes shadowy cyberwar world
• Fed boss: regulators looking into foreclosure mess
• Employers looking at health insurance options
• Gay voters angry at Democrats could sway election
• Marijuana-ban opposition holding forum
• C.S. Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony Wednesday
• Gov’t pushing more fuel efficiency for trucks
• Democrats accuse Buck of finance violation
• CVB names new CEO
• Aleut lands $4 million GSA contract
• Lamborn: NPR flap will help end tax funding
• Buck clarifies comments on global warming 'hoax'
• Keep Space Foundation tethered to Colo. Springs 
• Developer: ‘We just have to sell what we have’ 
• Finding profit in pest control 
• A cure for organizational reflux 
• Don’t wait, go now to see ‘Waiting for Superman’
• Commercial real estate lending market loosening up 
• Quimby seeks to build support base as EDC chairman 
• Midwest survey suggests growing economic optimism
• More cuts coming to Colo. budget this year
• Phone calls attempt to gain personal information
• More cuts coming to Colo. budget this year
• Hickenlooper: Colorado can be 'backwards thinking'
• Polls will be open Saturday
• Smartphone users get smart about health
• More cuts coming to Colo. budget this year
• Election Day is over for millions of early voters
• Aspen Skiing Co. extending ’sunset skiing’
• PUC hears evidence on Xcel Energy coal-to-gas plan
• Study: Women give more to charity than men
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• Colorado waives pot fees for the poor
• Mayor: Memorial decision should be made publicly
• Bruce nonprofit told IRS it doesn't lobby
• D-2: Head of the class
• Fighting dirty
• Poll-ing ahead
• Noted: Firefighters looking for recruits
• The force is still with him
• ELECTION PREVIEW: Amendments 60 and 61, Proposition 101
• Long story short
• Warrior Games nabs ‘Best New Sports Event’
• Health care suit spurs spirited Colorado contest
• American Express 3Q profit leaps 71 percent
• Stimulus spending looms large in midterm contests
• 4 deaths prompt Graco stroller recall
• Stocks try to bounce back from previous day’s drop
• Tribune CEO plans to resign
• ISS makes Deloitte’s Tech 500
• Sustainability forum scheduled in November
• Live blog: At the Memorial Commission hearing
• Wages recovering, but slowly
• Penrose ranks in top 10 nationwide for specialty treatments
• Utilities board delays decision on Neumann, waits for final report
• Fed survey points to uneven growth across US 
• ELECTION PREVIEW: Strong mayor system would change charter
• Not the 'boogeyman,' Bruce tied to anti-tax measures in complaint
• Goldman Sachs earns $1.74B, easily tops forecasts
• GOP fears losing majority party status in Colorado
• Flight delays cost passengers $16.7 billion
• Survey says: Small businesses will hire
• Harley-Davidson 3Q income climbs as sales drop
• Group says Bruce funded 60,61,101 petition drive
• What do you think about the mayor’s opposition to 300?
• Home starts rises slightly, building permits fall
• BofA loses $7.7B after credit card reform
• Rivera flip flops on strong mayor proposal
• Blogger: I never offered Maes money to quit the race
• Exhibition - Edward S. Curtis From The Collection Of Barbara Sparks
• Mail-in ballots trickling in; early voting underway
• Lockheed Martin 3Q profit falls 28%
• Exhibition - Allen True’s West
• Military recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• New Fort Carson unit will care for military dogs
• Harrison 1st grade teacher wins Milken award
• Study: Despite rules, surgery mistakes continuing
• Buck stands by gay remark
• Citigroup earns $2.15 billion in 3rd quarter
• Clinton headlines Bennet rally in Colorado
• Poll: Enthusiasm gap favoring Republicans no myth
• 3Q good for Colo. VC investment
• Bank of America plans to resume some foreclosures
• Mayor Rivera opposed to Issue 300
• Most productive Congress in half a century
• Ken Buck stands by remark comparing homosexuality to alcoholism
• News sparks new calls for Maes to drop out of race
• Outside political money floods into Colorado races
• Ritter fighting health care challenge
• SDS project tours offered
• ADWATCH: With campaign ads, don’t trust, verify
• Buck's response in date-rape case upset alleged victim
• Allegiant claims success in new Colorado Springs routes 
• People on the Move - October 15, 2010 
• Foreclosure crisis has chilling effect on buyers, title companies 
• Tigers hope to net fans with price cuts, promotions 
• Front-line lessons in entrepreneurship 
• ‘Bloodless surgeries’ saving lives, money at Penrose 
• Ace Hardware opens in Hancock Plaza center 
• Memorial debate: The pros, cons 
• Maes' tallying of campaign finances chaotic, former advisers say
• Here’s what we should do with Memorial hospital
• ELECTION PREVIEW: County races key to GOP house hopes
• Foreclosure reform push likely ahead 
• Poll: Tancredo within 4 points of Hickenlooper
• FAC Completes Most Successful Year In Grant Writing In 10 Years
• Government reports $1.3 trillion budget deficit
• Hickenlooper touts executive experience as tops in campaign
• Springs best performer among Colorado cities
• Man with a plan
• Public Defender’s office moving to Tejon Street
• Noted: Traffic cameras will start to issue tickets
• “Many options” await USA Basketball
• Election endorsements, part II
• SBA program finances a record $1.59 billion
• Long story short
• Judge rules suit over health overhaul can go to trial
• Workers Comp premiums to rise next year
• Financial stocks fall as investors react to mortgage problems
• Testimony won’t stop Wells Fargo foreclosures
• Colorado ranked fourth-best business state
• Bruce e-mail describes his efforts to pass anti-tax measures
• Applications for jobless benefits rise to 462K
• Bruce asks for help passing 60, 61, 101
• Michelle Obama campaign swing comes to Colo.
• Mortgage rates hit decades-low of 4.19 percent
• Colo. gubernatorial candidates to talk business
• Talking out of school
• Media leaders discuss election plans
• The way to San Jose
• Hick to headline downtown event Nov. 4
• Tape of Buck advice in alleged date-rape case surfaces
• Local campaigns top $1 million
• Value of Colorado M&A activity up
• Check-fraud detection program launched
• TOWN SQUARE: Hick blasted for not being hip on hemp
• States set to unveil joint probe into foreclosures
• Hickenlooper considering tapping PERA for loans
• JPMorgan Chase’s profit jumps 23 percent in 3Q
• Pot backers to release Colo. voters’ guide
• Foreclosure crisis: Suthers to join probe of lenders
• Vestas marks official opening of Pueblo factory
• GMAC enlists independent review of foreclosures
• Stocks end higher after release of Fed minutes
• A chance for the Springs to keep USA Basketball?
• Councilman's plea to repeal resolution rejected
• USADA cases add more layers to cycling’s troubles
• Maes counting on tea party support in S. Colorado
• Poll: Weak economic growth expected through 2011
• Gulf drilling ban likely to be lifted this week
• SBA resumes 90% guarantees on 7(a) loans
• Secretary of state challenger tied to fine
• Political ads: It’s getting really nasty out there
• Administration lifts 6-month oil drilling freeze
• Obama touts $50 billion transportation proposal
• Staffing employment at historic high
• Colorado “disappointed” with arbitration on Republican River
• 3 win economics Nobel for job market analysis
• Historic inn’s loan up for auction
• Conservatives split over 60, 61, 101
• Law punishing fake heroes may go to Supreme Court
• International airport terminal weighed in Eagle
• Foreclosures: Freeze could undermine housing market
• Senate race features battle of rookie politicians
• ELECTION ANALYSIS: Impacts of three ballot measures
• Penrose-St. Francis catching up with Memorial in race for market share 
• Springs apartment vacancies are stabilizing, report says 
• Outdoor New Year’s bash planned this year 
• Business Journal hires new advertising director 
• Accountants Auer, Woodley expand with latest merger 
• The distinct challenges of nonprofit leadership 
• BofA halts foreclosure sales in 50 states
• Fewer subprime loans last year, but dollar amount grew
• Economy loses 95K jobs due to government layoffs
• 5 tons of prescription narcotics forfeited
• Treasury: 8.1M hires qualify for new tax break
• Developers: ‘Strong mayor’ measure will add accountability to city government
• BofA halts U.S. foreclosures for review
• Dow closes above 11,000 for first time since May
• Foreclosures: A reprieve for some Colo. homeowners
• Foreclosures: State AG wants freeze
• What GOP pledge means to small business 
• Severson: ‘We fail to recognize biases of our town’ 
• Quick opinions offered at wide-ranging debate
• Out the door
• Keeping the faiths
• Noted: AMR proposes rates increase
• Long story short
• Election endorsements
• No rest for the 'No' crowd
• Stocks dip after positive job news
• College tuitions increasing as much as 21%
• Retailers bowing to fickle X-mas spenders
• Bennet, Buck face off in 3rd debate
• Who’s behind Colorado’s campaign ads?
• Spectranetics CEO retiring
• Political ad in Colorado targets wrong Salazar
• Candidate asks DA to investigate 'lie' in campaign mailer
• 60, 61, 101 debate scheduled
• Kohl’s to hire 40,000 holiday workers
• Holiday sales forecast looks bright for retailers
• SBA catches up on loans after Act passes
• Statewide college tuition hikes expected
• Natural gas pipeline crisis plans kept from public
• American Airlines recalling 800 employees
• Maes talks to Tancredo about campaign
• Jenkins family extends big loan to strong-mayor campaign
• Tancredo says he's in the race to win
• DA probes Senate campaign plagiarism charges
• Wells Fargo paying $23 million to settle advertising accusations
• Accountability at heart of debate over strong mayor
• Division of Insurance: two companies to continue child-only policies
• CSU Foundation reports tech transfer success
• ITT lands Army contract worth up to $1.4 billion
• New program will boost security at military bases
• Spring contractors pick up new, expanded jobs 
• Retail data: September sales edge up
• Bennet continues outreach to female voters
• Former governors quiz candidates
• Grand Junction votes to close dispensaries
• Marijuana coalition sues over proposed El Paso County ban
• Here comes the sun: White House to go solar
• Jury orders Apple to pay $625.5M in patent suit
• SBA loans jump in fiscal 2010
• Marijuana, commission seats to highlight Wednesday debate
• Marijuana advocates file suit on ballot measure
• GOP-allied group weighs in with $4 million in ads
• Family Dollar sees continued growth
• Springs salaries expected to rise
• Small business engine showing growth
• Colo. manufacturing on the rebound
• Broadmoor in international sherry and cooking contest
• 2 new Fed members sworn in; new aid weighed
• Boo at the Zoo!
• Tea party candidate: Medicaid has turned into welfare
• Sheriff's race like a holiday in Italy for one candidate
• Moore named business-arts leader
• Colorado Springs Downtown Ghost Tour
• New Supreme Court term opens with Kagan aboard
• U.S. Chamber turns on former allies
• Owens, Lamm to quiz gubernatorial candidates
• Bush, Cheney set to speak at Colo. insurance forum
• Abortion measure draws some religious opposition
• Colo. gets $776,000 from Novartis settlement  
• White House: Stimulus law working as promised
• Olympic Committee’s economic study left out a lot
• Policymakers prolonging recession 
• Chamber trip to D.C.: Relationships, lobbyists and health care 
• COPPeR paints a blueprint for enlivening the local arts 
• Gas pipeline oversight draws criticism 
• Leading and managing from afar  
• Holiday hiring picture gets a bit merrier
• Finding profit in healthy kids’ fare 
• Quimby named new EDC chair
• Prop. 101 backers: shut libraries, sell light rail
• Forum speakers speculate about economic recovery
• BofA delays foreclosures in 23 states
• Colo. Senate hopeful trips over abortion measure
• Air Force declares cyberwarfare unit operational 
• Mind Seizure Haunted House
• Morrison: Keeping a close eye on insurers
• GM posts sluggish Sept. sales, sign of slow autumn
• City homeless program gets reprieve
• Abortion foes challenge Colo. voter guide
• Economy loses speed in spring; more weakness ahead
• Rate board denies Postal Service price hike plea
• July foreclosures, mortgage delinquencies up
• More join millionaire status in 2010
• Memorial commission to hold second public hearing
• Noted: Studies show suicide and altitude related
• Long story short
• COPPeR rolls out cultural plan for region
• Another chance
• RNC chair: GOP needs to focus on winning
• Endorsements gone wild
• Challenge to Colo. voter guide dismissed
• Calling for backup
• Religion watchdog seeks AF Academy investigation
• Colo. gets $1 million federal health care grant
• Colorado Crossing’s Richardson files reorganization plan
• AIG reaches deal to repay government
• RNC Chair Steele touring Colo. for GOP
• Colorado to begin collecting DNA from arrestees
• Colo. medical groups sue over anesthesia change
• Aetna withdraws from Colo. small group market
• Home builders continue to lose market share
• Treasury announces sale of Citigroup shares
• Campaign starts to oppose marijuana ban
• Flying Horse Ranch set for auction
• Chamber delegation visits Capitol Hill
• Loveland Ski Area waiting to making snow
• Colo. Springs OKs purchase of land from state
• More options for seniors with high drug costs
• Fort Carson formally opens $72 million clinic
• Toys R Us to hire 45,000 workers for holidays
• Colorado takes part in drug settlement
• Construction industry begins to recover jobs
• Combat Training Solutions wins Army contract
• Economy still in ‘doldrums’ but poised for job growth
• Maes was fired as Kansas cop for leaking information
• Voter registration deadline is Monday
• USOC won’t create central list of banned coaches
• Progressive insurance to hire 200 in Springs
• Together in the fight against obesity
• Radio Shack employee alleges age discrimination
• Shooting range proposed near Denver airport
• Combat Training Solutions to expand, hire
• Maes files: Police chief knew of gambling ring
• Census finds record gap between rich and poor
• Ex-teacher wins suit against Colo. Springs schools
• U.S. Olympians Association now includes Paralympians
• New FDIC rules require banks to share some risk
• Obama signs $30B small business lending bill
• Southwest Airlines to buy AirTran for $1.4B
• Colorado opts out of anesthesia rule
• Pikes Peak libraries to receive part of grant money
• Despite economy, Americans don’t want farm work
• Nestle to invest $500M in medicinal foods business
• Coloradoans swamped with debt
• TV bounty hunter joins Tom Tancredo fundraiser
• Chamber’s D.C. trip focuses on building relationships
• DEBATES: Maes and Tancredo battle; Hickenlooper 'a third wheel'
• Five critical steps to securing capital for small business 
• Students oppose ballot measures, hold rally
• Student rally to oppose ballot measures 
• Builders expect downturn to last into 2011 and beyond 
• Floral-design kiosk business blossoming 
• Insurance Division increasing audits, fines 
• Buyer’s housing market leaves room for hurdles 
• Retail vacancies scarce in Manitou 
• Forum shows military, nonprofits saved the Springs 
• Shared vision, sense of urgency key to success 
• Heavy construction spending steadily increasing
• Colo. governor’s race takes another hit
• Colo. jobless claims drop to two-year low
• Home sales up 7.6% nationwide in August
• Bennet sponsors stem cell research legislation
• Cotton prices on the rise, apparel to follow
• Dispose of illegal painkillers without penalty on Saturday
• Long story short
• All seem happy with Don Armstrong's deal — for now
• Utilities: The people's padding
• Gassed up?
• As demands mount for unmanned missions, AFA launches drone training
• Tancredo's support for three anti-tax ballot measures fades
• Wait, could that have been ...?
• Penrose, RMCC enter cancer partnership
• Noted: Council to review Section 16 purchase this week
• DOI issues emergency regulation for child policy
• Preventive measures
• Olympic sports, businesses generate $215 million for local economy
• Strings attached
• Business, education leaders oppose 60,61 and 101
• Personhood proponents sue over voter guide
• Fed moves closer to new action to help economy
• Pot advocates rally for grower facing federal case
• White House looks to boost health law’s reputation
• Christo urges consideration of artistic benefits
• ‘Personhood’ amendment sponsors sue legislative council
• Colorado Balloon Classic: July Newsletter - September, 2010
• Colo. jobless rate rises to 8.2 percent for Aug.
• Candidates for county clerk each claim to run a tight ship
• Study: Teacher bonuses don’t affect student test
• Fed signals it will take further steps if needed
• Colo. personal income grows 0.8%
• Colo. Bar Assn. opposes ‘personhood’ amendment
• Military gay ban becomes election-year hot button
• Airline industry rebounding strongly, group says
• Fed to ponder whether bolder action needed
• Yellow books to be distributed this week
• Warrior Games returning to Springs in 2011 
• Quality of Life Indicators report paints grim picture
• Economic panel says recession ended in 2009
• Citizens Project seeking to clarify rules for churches during elections
• Fewer uninsured, but Medicaid rolls grow
• Nebraska insurer fined for Colorado violations
• Tancredo knocked off motorcycle
• General Growth to pay Hughes heirs $230 million
• Udall to be honored with federal building renaming
• FDA to consider approval of modified salmon
• IBM buying Netezza for about $1.7 billion
• Governor candidate knocked off motorcycle
• Peterson’s West Gate in midst of road construction
• Colorado budget cuts going deeper
• Doss Aviation wins another USAFA contract
• Fine Arts Center Announces 2010/2011 Exhibition Schedule
• Pikes Peak United Way News - September 16, 2010
• Corporate values that make a difference 
• ‘Insourcing’ still threatens defense firms 
• Women of Influence and the gender gap
• Obama names consumer advocate Warren to new post
• Colorado Springs Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Survey suggests weak rural Midwest, Plains economy
• Helicopter filming Audi test crashes on Pikes Peak
• After a strong July, state sales tax down 7.7% for August
• Global Energy Summit at Broadmoor next year
• Flying high, Sarah Palin's next stops: Iowa, TV
• Buck, Bennet set to debate Friday night in Springs
• Manitou artist on quest for lost painting 
• Much potential lies with Memorial nonprofit status 
• Conspire weeding out the workforce 
• Examiners swamped by growing number of bad banks 
• USOC fashioning itself after pro sports merchandising 
• Fredell overseeing SDS operations for Springs Utilities 
• Gates’ budget-cutting ideas include using top contractors
• The state of the city: 'People are not happy'
• Uplifting lowdown
• Noted: Sheriff sued by ACLU
• In sickness and in health
• Long story short
• Workforce council to help state meet companies' needs for skilled workers
• Utilities gets charged up
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Mississippi king
• Suthers, Garnett spar over political contributions
• Pols hunt early ballots
• 2 big threats to the economy shrink a bit
• PPCC President Tony Kinkel resigns
• Holland and Hart ranked top 10 law firm
• State parks board considers higher fees
• Suthers, Garnett to meet for rematch in AG race
• New unemployment claims fall to lowest in 2 months
• FedEx 1Q profit doubles; will cut 1,700 jobs
• Anthem to pay $20 million to policy holders
• Report: Hickenlooper settled with IRS
• States cutting benefits for public-sector retirees
• House Dems deeply divided over Obama tax cut plan
• State health department recognizes Springs refugee program
• Denver man barred from selling stock
• First-phase restoration project kicks off at Pioneers Museum
• Maes: Police comrades turned against him
• Lambert: 3 ballot measures might not be so bad
• CSHP gets new chief financial officer
• Advisors Asset lands again on Inc. 5000 list
• Suthers’ letter raises 1,000-foot buffer option
• Zoo launches text-donation program
• Home Depot Foundation, Habitat partner at Woodmen Vistas
• Tea party's big night puts GOP on edge
• Colo. man sentenced to 12.5 years for Ponzi scheme
• Wyle expanding into Space Command
• Ruling on Tancredo candidacy expected today
• High-performing workers jumping ship as opportunity grows
• Primary showdowns: GOP establishment vs tea party
• And still there are 3: Judge affirms Tancredo for gubernatorial ballot
• Bennet woos business voters, Buck calls politics
• Colo. Senate candidates to hold 2nd debate
• Stocks fluctuate after retail sales report
• Private industry employer costs
• First American Title launches new division
• Judge to rule today on Tancredo candidacy
• August retail sales up 0.4%, best in 5 months
• Contest under way to design Vail wildlife crossing
• Maes to federal government on illegal immigration: 'Screw them'
• Maes to federal government: ‘Screw them’
• Buffett, Ballmer predict bright economic future
• Former Springs symphony music director Ansbacher dead at 67
• White House hopes GOP will accept tax cuts
• ISS receives additional $25 million AF contract
• Banks get years to adjust to new global rules
• Woodland Park hospital changing hands
• City launches procurement how-to video
• New-home prices reach historic low
• Toys “R” Us ‘pop-up’ stores open in Springs
• Boulder banker accused of fraud
• Resource Advocate Program seeks donations to stay afloat
• Taxophobia got us here, we know where it will take us
• Elope hangs its hat on annual Halloween sales 
• Primary job growth led by manufacturing sector 
• People on the Move - September 10, 2010 
• How to address the distrust gap and stem business losses 
• Poudre Valley hospital a good mold for Memorial 
• Opposing forces unite against amendments 
• Napolitano to speak at National Symposium in Springs
• Goodwill thriving in a bad economy 
• What defines our community? Socialism 
• Maes: Bid for governor 'a spiritual battle'
• Maes feels ‘evil’ surrounding gubernatorial bid
• Woodmoor Pines acquired by Tri-Lakes Golf
• Colo. gets $320,000 from Publishers Clearing House settlement
• New gay Colorado justice sees mixed reaction
• Lockheed Martin early buyout attracts 600
• Hopes rise as jobless claims fall, trade gap eases
• Griffis Blessing adds Class A building to portfolio
• Retailers begin stocking for holiday season
• Help for the disabled: bad to worse?
• Noted: USAF may bring special forces to CO
• Rooms for improvement
• Long story short
• Community centers: center of gravity
• Patients get rewarded
• Treasurer for Maes resigns
• Money pouring into Springs state senate seat campaign
• 169 homes destroyed by wildfire
• Colo. Competitive Council names new director
• Panel examining recession’s causes meets in Vegas
• Ritter making Supreme Court appointment today
• Colo. pot grower in court before federal trial
• Google launching TV service
• Low interest rates causing swells in mortgage industry
• Pikes Peak Behavioral Health adopting new name tomorrow
• State begins bail-bond insurer investigation, fines company $442,000
• TOWN SQUARE: Local Maes, Hickenlooper debate is set
• Maes trails Tancredo in fundraising; faces more fines
• GOP governor's group hints Colo. race a lost cause
• USOC building gets signage
• Contempt case wraps up against Bruce
• Obama to back more business tax breaks
• Bicycle-traffic counting volunteers needed
• Health care tax credit form ready for preview
• Hickenlooper, Maes agree to 9 more debates
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Springs voters back a Democrat? Poll says yes
• Suit aims to remove Tancredo from ballot
• Bennet: Stick to fighting Al Qaida in Afghanistan
• USOC’s Backyard Games campaign raises $4 million
• Bruce not in contempt, judge rules
• Hickenlooper, Maes agree to 9 more debates
• Colo. suicide increase linked to poor economy
• Buck, Bennet hope labels stick in Senate fight
• Securities division issues cease-and-desist order
• Hospital association releases annual charges report
• Tea Party breakup: Buck dumps Maes
• Maes stays in race, local voters face lengthy ballot
• Schultheis: Maes staying in governor's race
• People on the Move - September 3, 2010 
• Predicting disaster in the rough, ready oil-field ethos 
• Advice on living on $3,000 net a month 
• Tax assessments likely to fall 14 percent 
• Neumann Systems’ emissions tech awaits green light 
• Balancing urgency, overdrive 
• Companies add 67K workers, but jobless rate rises
• Doug Bruce contempt hearing continues
• Memorial proposal met with approval, questions
• Maes refuses to bow out of race
• Voters will decide whether to extend terms of county officials
• Kehler nominated to head U.S. Strategic Command
• Council refers strong mayor initiative to voters
• Xtivia acquires Denver company
• Unemployment claims drop for second straight week
• Doug Bruce faces Round 3 in contempt battle
• Pending home sales rise 5.2 percent in July
• Street stories, Chapter 2
• Noted: County wants longer term limits
• Long story short
• Peak Vista's RV hits a one-way street
• A nagging mystery
• Memorial trying to break free
• Memorial: We want to become an independent nonprofit
• Maes backs off claims of undercover work
• Colo. pot sellers face new growing requirement
• Banks to allow local groups to buy foreclosures
• Construction activity declines 1 percent in July
• First state program begins to cover uninsured
• Care and Share raises hunger awareness at state fair
• Open house tonight to discuss bridge work
• Work-related deaths decrease in 2009
• Proposed pot farm on countryside angers residents
• Moody’s: Nonprofit hospitals get negative view
• Consumer confidence inches up in August
• Springs firms receive multi-million contracts
• Manufacturing, goods, services soared in July
• EDC preps for consultant ‘Familiarization Tour’
• Hickenlooper wants to abolish CSAPs
• Dollar mixed as caution pervades trading
• Former Spectranetics execs face indictment
• Furor erupts over Colorado payday-lending regulations
• Stocks dip as investors enter week cautiously
• ITT wins $17 million Air Force contract
• “Meet the Press” will feature Bennet, Buck
• Frontier Airlines to launch new Costa Rica route
• Colorado man extradited to face Ponzi scheme charges
• IRS seeks business owners’ input
• Mortgages increase for the fourth week
• IDS Insurance fined $71,000
• Step up and lead change 
• Too many leaders and meetings in Colorado Springs
• People on the Move - August 27, 2010 
• Recovery’s chances lie with property re-pricing 
• Business lessons from the NFL: Favre, Tebow and the Steelers 
• Growing Springs’ sports economy will cost money 
• Desperation sets in as ‘99ers’ see unemployment benefits run out 
• Livestock industry debates antitrust issues
• Buck crashes Romanoff birthday party
• Negative campaign ads: truth or low blows?
• Lally leading the conversation about Memorial’s future 
• Lockheed Martin making a run at Boeing’s missile contract 
• Business barred from soliciting new clients
• Consumers continue cautious behavior
• Noted: County still looking for bat rescuers
• No pressure
• Long story short
• The art of survival
• Lamborn-buster?
• MMJ: Are we there yet?
• Health overhaul question headed to Colo. ballot
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Bennet unleashes first ad; Lee rolling in dough (Vote in poll)
• Local economy improving, Crowley says
• Health overhaul question headed to Colo. ballot
• Marijuana co. with local ties headed for IPO
• Stocks slip as caution about the economy returns
• Study: Zipper lane would cut EB I-70 trips in half
• El Paso Co. resumes debate over medical marijuana
• Inc. 500 includes local company
• Boulder Co. may hold hearing on proposed pot farm
• Rally today to oppose 60, 61 and 101
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: Hickenlooper sequel; poll shows Buck in front (Vote in poll)
• Business leaders, politicians unite to fight ballot measures
• Bruce hearing postponed - again
• Ballot initiatives would be devastating, local leaders say
• Revived Cuchara ski area could add 600 jobs
• Bruce faces contempt hearing
• Credit card debt drops to lowest level in 8 years
• Fort Carson community forum on Thursday
• POLITICAL NOTEBOOK: New ad calls Buck "extreme" (vote in poll)
• Home sales plunge 27% to lowest in 15 years
• Blackmun promises downtown Olympic rings by Sept. 23.
• Tancredo picks Pat Miller
• Pinnacol to pay $15 million to policy holders
• El Paso County district judge nominated for state supreme court
• Tancredo picks Pat Miller as running mate
• Colo. Springs won’t put medical pot ban on ballot
• Feds set to announce ‘Race to Top’ winners
• Downtown retailer hosts last client event
• Insurance division cancels Pinnacol meeting 
• Pinnacol subject of insurance division hearing
• Paige calls for EDC audit 
• What do you think?
• Ritter will use medical pot money to help fill $60 million budget gap
• Buck to give up 2 months pay while he campaigns
• Colorado governor announces $60M budget cuts
• Staffing industry posts record quarter
• Senate candidates Bennet, Buck trade accusations on economy, education
• The leader inside all of us 
• In growth mode, Vladimir Jones adding clients, staff
• Healthiest of banks fall short of lending benchmarks 
• Space race: Why Huntsville, Ala., is beating the Springs 
• Nurses union files charges against St. Mary Corwin 
• 4th Annual Pikes Peak 99s Colorado Balloon Classic Award Recipient
• St. Mary Corwin answers union allegations
• Springs unemployment jumps to 8.8 percent
• Hospice to move to Penrose-St. Francis in 2011
• Penrose changes clinic name, staffing, adds services 
• PPACG to create regional sustainability goals 
• Creditors in Colorado Crossing consider takeover 
• David Loose works to ‘create the future’ at JA 
• Gold Hill Mesa developer hoping to buy back land 
• Intelligent growth at Radiant Blue 
• Lack of capital top issue for small-business owners 
• No explanation
• Noted: Jerald Day pleads insanity
• Catholic Charities CEO resigns
• Jobless claims rise to highest level in 9 months
• Federal court bars medical-marijuana defense
• State pays out $11 million in energy rebates
• More Southwest flights launched
• United offers grants to combat childhood obesity
• Cuchara gets new life from Springs investor
• Long story short
• More abnormalities at the CSPD
• Irony illustrated
• Maes rejects offer to quit governor's race
• Hospital with situation similar to Memorial’s went nonprofit
• U.S. Women’s Open early ticket sales strong
• Colo. Senate hopefuls argue over spending
• Maes rejects offer to quit governor’s race
• Levis launches new global brand aimed at China
• Oil falls on report showing rise in US supplies
• AF Academy defends withholding some survey details
• Joseph named Accolades Business Leader of 2010
• Foreclosure initiated on former Chase bank building
• Maes picks Williams as running mate
• Maes to announce running mate
• Regis ranks high under U.S. News & World Report listing 
• Grazier named Goodwill CEO
• Gallup says 18% of Americans unemployed or underemployed
• Maes picks Williams as running mate
• CSU launches executive sustainability program
• Colorado GOP wants immigration law like Arizona's
• Romanoff asks donors to pay off campaign debt
• Bruce extends olive branch to developer-led petition committee
• Memorial confirms Ted Eastburn's death
• Former councilman Eastburn commits suicide
• Colorado GOP wants immigration law like Arizona’s
• Restaurant-brewery moving into University Village
• States' rights issue takes center stage
• Opposing candidates each claim documents back up their plagiarism charges
• Random commercial vehicle inspections Aug. 18
• Springs home values appreciate
• Opponents of 60, 61, 101 raise more than $4 million
• $1 million educator effectiveness program launched
• Pikes Peak Behavioral Health Group changes name
• Extras needed for Downtown Partnership TV commercial
• UCCS named a ‘military friendly’ school
• States cry foul over mandates
• Candidates' statements suspiciously match word for word
• Maes doesn’t remember if Poundstone’s cash was gift or contribution
• McConnell: Ready to serve ‘culture with cocktails’ 
• Artists offer alternative plans to ‘Over the River’ 
• Delivering effective feedback 
• Mutual fund’s forecast calls for ‘half-sized’ asset returns
• Three new buildings in the works at Stetson project 
• Make birthright law fix part of U.S. immigration reforms 
• D-49 asks for bond issue to relieve overcrowding
• Springs’ colleges lead Forbes Colorado “best” list
• Fed economist: US must avoid mistakes of the past
• For-profit colleges scale back recruiting tactics
• Colo. school districts get stimulus to save jobs
• Memorial Health moving its urgent care center 
• Another hurdle for Copper Ridge 
• Small business buried in paperwork 
• Pro cycling in Colo. Springs an unsure bet 
• People on the Move - August 13, 2010 
• Falling into herself
• Recession meant cuts to diversity programs 
• Food lobby fights for the sugar pimps
• Blue Star Recyclers puts disabled to work 
• Health to pay
• Letters
• Apartment owner delves into event sponsorship
• Skeptics continue to find their place(s) in the 'evangelical Vatican'
• Unemployment benefits run out?
• Sound advice
• Colorado Dems make nice as contest gets tougher
• 'Stick your nose in it'
• BLM wraps up public meetings on Christo proposal
• Rockies can forget 2010
• Peggy for lieutenant governor?
• Bennet, Romanoff make nice as contest gets tougher
• Noted: Traffic cameras coming soon
• Esurance fined $154,000 for market conduct violations
• Downtown jewel loses shimmer as water disappears
• The Bright side
• GM posts $1.33 billion profit, a sign of strength
• After cops kill his son, a local man fights Vegas PD
• Big gigs
• Long story short
• Techno prisoners
• Sensory overload
• Graphic novelty: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
• True blue and red
• Stranger than fiction
• Grand old party
• Maketa makes it look easy
• Long journey for help
• Slice of life
• Sept launch expected for debris-watching satellite
• Opening this week
• Dogs and storms don't mix
• Jobs picture dims as unemployment claims rise
• Cinefiles
• Inside the mind of one atheist
• Attard: Working to build cohesion amid diversity 
• Playing around
• Seven days to live
• Colo. lawmakers likely to introduce immigration reforms  
• Elusive progression
• SENATE: Buck edges Norton, Bennet holds off Romanoff
• Romanoff in trouble; GOP races too close to call
• Romanoff concedes, Post reports (UPDATED)
• Maes, Buck victories raise questions about GOP unity
• Maketa in a laugher
• Meet the compostable candy wrapper
• Maes, McInnis super-tight
• Indy Minute
• Bennet to face Buck in Senate race
• Garcia takes leave to campaign for lieutenant governor
• Anti-establishment fever prevails as Bennet, McMahon win
• Springs Utilities prepares to issue debt
• Focus on the Family will run ads on Broncos games
• Trade gap likely points to slower economic growth
• Stocks fall sharply as investor gloom grows
• Colorado’s Senate slate already moving to center
• Obama administration to provide $3B in housing aid
• Refudiating reality
• UPDATED: Bennet, Buck, Maes winners
• NOREEN: Keeping Maketa is a good choice
• Maketa sprints to easy victory
• Candidates make use of final election hours
• Wall Street closely watching Fed’s next move
• Hickenlooper campaigning on primary day
• Staffing down for month, but outlook brightening 
• Denver OKs immigration checks on construction work
• GOP voters face tough primary choice
• Hickenlooper supports MMJ
• LIVE CHAT: Primary election
• Illuminating energy pyramid
• Local war death controversy
• Expansion, samplings and a plea
• First legal challenge to HB 1284
• Denver may limit caregivers to 12 plants
• Beer map wins creative space award
• Child care center gets DDA grant for upgrades
• Worried about recovery, Fed takes small steps
• Kansas insurance company overcharged Colorado customers
• County claims eight national awards
• Customer care giant Alorica buys PRC
• Colorado foreclosure filings down in 2nd quarter
• Beer, burials part of legislation becoming law Wednesday
• Midwest Mall Properties trying to save The Citadel from foreclosure
• UCCS alum wills estate to English department
• Kaiser to offer grants to safety net clinics
• Sheriff's candidates spend to the end with late ad blitz
• Cinefiles
• Primary sprint to the finish: Bennet, Romanoff make Monday visits to Springs
• MMJ patient rattles small town
• It's that time of year again
• More medical money woes
• Grow, and send fewer e-mail attachments, for victory
• Update: Watching election returns
• The shaky script of Windsor
• Personal income grows slightly in Springs
• Primary voters head to the polls Tuesday
• Foiled
• Promise's story
• Letters
• Don't call the mayor at work
• Noted: ACLU files suit on postcard policy
• Maytag Aircraft Corp. wins $23 million in Army contracts
• Love hurts
• State’s largest malpractice insurance firm fined
• Disorderly conduct: The Other Guys
• President Obama’s ‘tinkle on economics’ 
• Side dish
• Tech incubator cooking up new approach to business 
• CannaBiz
• Fashioning profits at Western Services 
• Rehab of older county properties in jeopardy 
• Freedom Financial bucks trend, expands into downtown 
• Exporting vital to city’s economy 
• Lack of funds puts UCCS arena on hold 
• Hiroshima mon amour
• Springs faces 10-year supply of office, industrial space 
• Janelle Monae escalates Cold War
• Companies hire at slow pace for 3rd straight month 
• D.C. offers cheaper MMJ to impoverished patients
• Report: Bennet-backed pension deal costs millions
• A video tour of Bijou Wellness Center
• Mixed signals
• Bennet backed 'exotic' financial deals
• Reverb
• Peaches, beer, wine, anniversaries and the 'Dark Side of Vitaminwater'
• A stroke away from genius
• Hickenlooper taps former PPCC president as running mate
• Cinefiles
• IQ: Rants and raves
• Mixed signals
• Big gigs
• Deportation fears plague locals
• Love hurts
• Falstaff on the Front Range
• Trance mission
• Techno prisoners
• Give us a real consumer advocate
• Flat feat: Step Up 3D
• It's that time again ...
• Long story short
• Employers still making 'difficult' decisions
• Playing around
• Advice goddess
• Ex-PPCC prez Garcia named Hickenlooper's running mate
• Post-picturesque
• When it doesn't add up
• Romanoff calling
• Buck takes high road in Springs campaign stop
• The forgotten Olympians of 1980
• Opening this week
• Indy tests the Eco System
• A video tour of Canna-pothecary
• Seven days to live
• Bennet and Romanoff: The way they were
• N-8 vigil planned for Saturday
• Drill, baby, drill
• Prognosis guarded for Medicare and Social Security
• Botox and power lines, oh my!
• Stranger than fiction
• Hickenlooper to name running mate
• Prop 8: The Day After
• So right, it's wrong
• New claims for jobless benefits rise to 479K
• The Denver Broncos: at least we all agree
• Movie picks
• Hickenlooper picks former PPCC president as running mate
• Colorado foreclosure filings down in 2nd quarter
• Sound advice
• Candidates hit Springs to catch voters headed to polls
• Rodeo celebrates best ticket sales in 25 years
• Gossip goth
• Place value: Winter's Bone
• Marijuana license fees net $7.3 million for state
• Slice of life
• Armstrong in on pro cycling’s return to Colorado
• Mail-in ballots for primary returning at brisk pace
• She screams, you scream ... (updated)
• Local business backs Norton
• The KushCon cometh
• Indy Minute
• Celebrate the end of Prop. 8
• Colo. lawmaker to release Rocky Flats lab tests
• Colo. veterans cemeteries get more than $393,000
• Maes says bike share threatens ‘personal freedoms’
• Pro cycling coming back to Colo.?
• Foraging for wild mushrooms
• Consumer spending and personal incomes weak
• McInnis courts GOP business voters in Springs stop
• Chamber to endorse McInnis
• Roughly 700 centers apply for licenses
• Jerks trying to rip you off
• Arcade Fire, Terry Gilliam and oil money unite for webcast
• Early voting begins
• Help in choosing a doc
• LCD Soundsystem to join Hot Chip for rescheduled Denver date
• New art museum opens in Boulder
• Honoring the original Laughing Lab
• AFA tops in nation
• Revived! First the wax cylinder, now the cassette
• Rep. Waller says he would ban dispensaries
• Laughing Lab canine beer bottle model dead at 16, wake tonight
• AFA professors rank as ‘most accessible’
• Contributions drop for gov candidates
• BlackBerry Torch unveiled today
• Focus lays off 110 in wake of Dobson’s departure
• NORAD, Russia to test hijack response
• Martini bar 15C damaged by fire
• Strong-mayor proponents file financial statements
• ITT Systems wins $800 million in Afghanistan war contracts  
• ‘Judicial emergency’ - state federal court down 2 judges
• Colorado wants waiver for mailing military ballots
• Bennet loans himself $300K in final days of race
• Colorado wants waiver for mailing military ballots
• Romanoff, Maes jump in polls
• Extreme Ice Survey sets up cameras at Everest
• Huff Po does South Park
• Senate candidates to debate in Pueblo
• 15 tips when getting your MMJ card
• Is marijuana the left's 'anti-gay'?
• South Tejon Street partially CLOSED
• CannaMart kaput
• Poll: Romanoff even with Bennet
• Anne Rice quits ... Christianity
• Last call for Raw (for a while)
• Never get lost at a Mile High Music Fest again!
• This is your brain on sex
• Let’s ban the idea of medical marijuana bans
• Honoring Lou
• State Games a big tourism weekend for Pikes Peak area 
• Kicking out Dick?
• Sound advice
• The Indy goes Shoe Crazy
• MMJ believers embrace Veterans Affairs' new stance
• Wells Fargo launches global banking division
• Dead man chatting
• DIA unveils design plan
• Stranger than fiction
• 30 layoffs coming to Current, PaperDirect
• Slow road to heaven
• Commissioner agrees to auction rate securities settlement with Wells Fargo Investments
• Natalie Merchant
• Citadel Macy’s building sells to Texas group
• Weather 'tis nobler: Charlie St. Cloud
• 2nd quarter leaves banks hungry for higher earnings 
• Come as you are
• U.S. Women’s Open teeing up sponsorships for 2011 event 
• A Broncos worry list
• Schuck Corp. prepping Aurora for NASCAR track 
• Break out the Spiderman undies: It's time to fight crime
• Alliance has a thing for terabytes 
• George Steinbrenner: Not quite the capitalist 
• Romanoff lashes Bennet for millions in movie-chain payouts
• Hired gun or steward? You decide 
• Medication vs. recreation — what do you think? (POLL)
• High-end home sales gaining momentum 
• Review: So Far From Home at the Pioneers Museum
• Many eyes are on the Springs’ mayor’s job 
• 'Get an attorney — sue me' says sheriff
• Jail inmates won't be sending personal letters anymore
• Chaffee partners with Nestle
• IQ: Does not compute
• 'Show me your peak'
• Notes from the Over the River presentation
• Side dish
• Letters
• Field trip to Wimberger's bakery
• Big gigs
• Initial jobless claims drop to 457,000
• Noted: Property tax appraisals grim
• Vail Resorts names new leaders for resorts
• Comin' on strong
• Freedom Financial moving into USOC building
• Radical realization at Fruition Restaurant
• Wells Fargo offers analysis of Springs economy
• Focus on the Facebook
• Tancredo to officially enter governor’s race
• Playing around
• Most Colo. pot center owners have arrest records
• Movie picks
• CC's David Mason hits the road as state Poet Laureate
• Slice of life
• Long story short
• Dine and dash: Dinner for Schmucks
• Advice goddess
• American soul on a country roll
• Former Colo. first lady backs McInnis for governor
• Hope lives for local Dems
• Wall Street's 'Mom & Pop' bankers win
• Tancredo welcome to use GOP platform, rival says
• Short stories
• Cinefiles
• Half of MMC owners have criminal records
• Utilities considers committing to 'cleaning' technology
• Seven days to live
• Git'cher medical marijuana center here
• Why I'll never go on Chatroulette again
• Solagget city: Post-rock straight outta Pueblo (and Wichita)
• CNN Money meets medical marijuana
• A new partner in NORAD?
• Summer clothes for 99 cents
• Indy Minute
• Christo visits the Indy
• Challenger Homes’ Bahr enters mayoral race
• Spectranetics 2Q earnings up 3 percent
• Broomfield bans marijuana dispensaries
• Ritter to outline Colo. energy policies
• Chamber, COPPeR seek business and art nominatinos
• Christo ‘Over the River’ lecture tonight
• Local artist to appear on the Rachael Ray show
• Sex, medicinal drugs and ...
• Fostering furries
• Jason Zacharias remembered today
• Recycle group plans trash audit
• Open, if you can
• Colo. named ‘Race to the Top’ finalist
• Goss clears way for Tancredo, resigns as gubernatorial candidate
• Romanoff sells home to finance Senate bid
• Kaiser, CSHP enter new agreement
• AF Academy helps maintain Colorado Springs trail
• Stocks mostly down on consumer confidence report 
• Aurora will vote on pot dispensary ban 
• Boulder County to ask voters for open space tax 
• Hickenlooper says GOP alienating voters
• Blast from my past: The Muppet Museum of Art
• Don't pick up the phone
• (Kinda) free and cheap booze
• Nonprofit alert: IRS grants reprieve
• Them's fightin' words
• Nice to be reminded ...
• Hospital execs' pay: How much is too much?
• Primary-industry employer grants deadline approaching
• New home sales up 24%, but buying pace still lags
• Tancredo will run for governor as American Constitution Party candidate
• Holy Westboro, Batman!
• Tancredo to announce candidacy today 
• Securities division files suit against E*Trade 
• Mortgage-firm casualties continue to rise 
• Buck regrets slam against Tea Party
• New car sales up 9.2 percent so far this year 
• Bruce probably won't face jail time in contempt case
• Free Friday fun — and some tasty food
• V.A. to allow veterans access to MMJ
• How far, wide will Sullivan replacement search range?
• To motivate staff, discover their passions
• Hearing-aid maker making it big in music industry
• Obama using lofty logic for wind, solar energy
• Colorado Crossing developer hopes to land financing
• Memorial panel to deliver recommendation Nov. 22
• Winds of change chime for Tejon retailer, nightclub
• New Planet trying to bring mobile tracking tech to cowhand work
• Midyear economic report: Springs’ rebound under way
• An unexpected exit from the mayor’s race
• V.A. bowing to state law and allowing patients to use marijuana 
• A musical first
• Ford posts another quarterly profit as sales climb
• Stranger than fiction
• Action-packed: Salt
• Big gigs
• Professional boarders crash Prospect Lake
• IQ: Bank-buster
• Noted: Piñon Canyon funding ban continues
• Playing around
• Death comes to dinner
• Litigation, lawyers and lawsuits
• Agribusiness greed breeds superbugs
• Green art from Texas
• Do fries go with that shake?
• UCCS, businesses collaborate on technology to aid disabled
• Deadline set to file claims against false insurance co.
• Citadel gets new management co.
• Movie picks
• Interactive Voters Guide debuts: For Dems, 'two fantastic candidates'
• Let Us Vote COS wants to socialize with you
• Strasburg, Va. - a town for sale
• Long story short
• McInnis, supporters shrug off controversy in Springs visit
• Wakeboarding with the pros
• Rocky Mtn. State Games opening ceremony star-studded
• The difference engine
• Five Democratic candidates to appear Wednesday night in Springs
• Watch out for these guys
• A piece-by-piece guide to financial overhaul law
• CannaBiz
• Our view: El Paso County sheriff
• Transportation masterplan open for comment
• Fed chief open to new steps to keep recovery going
• Heartily hefty
• Seven days to live
• Stocks surge on upbeat earnings and forecasts
• New jobless claims jump from two-year low
• Cinefiles
• Advice goddess
• Local retail developer, broker joins NAI Highland
• New York Times Co.: first revenue growth in years
• Incense nonsense
• Different states, different views
• Loveland to put marijuana on the ballot
• Maybe we're amazed
• Hot in the Fryingpan
• Insurance division extends Anthem review
• Fairchild restarts at CSU
• Reverb
• Colorado Balloon Classic: July Newsletter - July 21, 2010
• Institutional affair
• Slice of life
• Primary preview: Maes, McInnis fight for GOP faithful
• Donations to pro-marijuana group down 24 percent
• Stealing others' words
• Primary preview: Buck, Norton in close fight for GOP Senate nod
• From the copy editor
• Opening this week
• July 12 the deadline to register for primary vote
• Unemployment benefits extension clears hurdle
• Flood of money
• Judge's ruling means Norton will stay on primary ballot
• Norton fires back after 'high heels' dig
• Forever in the moment
• Policy analyst 'glad' McInnis used his words
• Michelle Bachmann befriends Indy
• Philanthropist: McInnis essays were hard lesson
• Letters
• Primary preview: Sheriff, two other races contests in Teller County
• Beer Drinker's Guide releases updated fourth edition
• Maes releases tax info through supporters’ website
• Side dish
• Bennet, Romanoff avoid campaign bloodshed
• One in five adults admits to peeing in the pool
• Obama signs sweeping financial overhaul into law
• Paul Mitchell The School Colorado Springs Helps Clean Up the Gulf Oil Spill
• Colorado Balloon Classic: June Newsletter - June 22, 2010
• Pikes Peak 99s Member Jamie Miceli Receives Amelia Earhart Scholarship
• Pikes Peak 99s Announce 2010 Officers
• Family Fourth
• Pikes Peak United Way Quarterly Newsletter - May 26, 2010
• FAC Announces 2010-2011 Theatre Season
• Colorado Balloon Classic: May Newsletter - May 21, 2010
• MeadowGrass Music Festival at Memorial Day Weekend
• Territory Days 2010
• Colorado Balloon Classic: March Newsletter - April 20, 2010
• Larry King, Donny and Marie Osmond, and Leeza Gibbons Join Paul Mitchell The School Colorado Springs
• Dine United with Pikes Peak United Way
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Colorado Springs!
• Pikes Peak Earth Day
• Provost Academy Colorado Hosts Community Information Meetings in Southern Colorado
• Is Your Child STEM Ready? Their Future May Depend On It
• Colorado Balloon Classic: March Newsletter - March 19, 2010
• Pikes Peak United Way News - March 3, 2010
• Kids' Poetry Contest: Odes to 4-Legged Friends
• Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center Explores Theme: Conflict/Resolution
• Colorado Balloon Classic: February's Newsletter - February 23, 2010
• FAC Theatre Company Presents Arthur Miller’s ‘All My Sons’
• A date with a 10! DirectBuy of Colorado Springs celebrates 10 years in business.
• Colorado Balloon Classic’s Theme For 2010
• Classic Staff Wins Rising Star Recognition
• 2010 Event Logo Unveiled and Winner Announced!
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - January 2010
• Paul Mitchell The School - Colorado Springs
• Totem Pole Going Home
• NASA - Art: Films And Lectures
• Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street Visits The Fine Arts Center
• Colorado Balloon Classic December Newsletter
• Colorado Springs Home Building And Remodeling Show
• Colorado Balloon Classic: November’s Newsletter
• Thanksgiving at MacKenzie's Chop House and the Ritz Grill
• Call for Entries: 2010 Colorado Balloon Classic Event Logo
• 2009 Coloring Contest Winners Annouced
• FAC Theatre Company presents A Christmas Survival Guide ...
• Colorado Balloon Classic: October's Newsletter
• Pikes Peak 99s Awards
• Tejon Wine Crawl To Benefit MDA
• Britzman Collection: The University of Tulsa Acquires Russell Objects from the FAC
• Holiday Food And Gift Festival
• Colorado Balloon Classic Photo Contest
• Colorado Balloon Classic: September's Newsletter - September 23, 2009
• Fine Arts Center Announces 2009/2010 Exhibition Schedule ...
• Neil Simon’s Broadway Bound
• Exhibition: Lasting Legacy
• Exhibition: Nasa ; Art 50 Years of Exploration
• Exhibition: Personal Paradise
• Exhibition: At the Foot of the Colorado Rockies
• Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
• Exhibition - Bold: Photography By Diego Lama
• A Christmas Survival Guide
• Broadway Bound
• Collector Dinner
• Colorado Balloon Classic One of North America’s 100 Best Events for 2010
• Pikes Peaks 99s Member Patsy M. Buchwald
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - August 2009
• Fall Arts Preview From The Fine Arts Center
• Qwest Takes to the Skies with Presenting Sponsorship of 2009 Colorado Balloon Classic
• The American Association of Museums Reaccredits the Fine Arts Center
• 2009 Press and Media Kit for the Colorado Balloon Classic
• Qwest Signs as the Presenting Sponsor of the 2009 Colorado Balloon Classic!!!
• Botero Fiesta Finale
• Lasting Legacy: A Selection of Recent Gifts to the FAC Collection
• Colorado Balloon Classic: July's Newsletter - July 22, 2009
• Saint Marys Taste of Cathedral' Fall Festival September
• FAC is Selected to Receive Works From the Vogel Collection
• FAC is Selected To Receive Works From The Vogel Collection
• 2009 Colorado Ballon Classic's Official Poster is Unveiled!
• Colorado Balloon Classic: June's Newsletter
• FAC to Perform Cats, A Midsummer Night's Dream in July
• Balloon Classic Continues Relationship with Infront Webworks...
• Pikes Peak 99s Annouce Officers
• Family Fourth - Independence Day Celebration
• Colorado Balloon Classic: May’s Newsletter
• Fine Arts Center Announces 2009-2010 Theatre Season
• When Passion Meets Dedication!
• Colorado Balloon Classic: April's Newsletter
• BluePrints Project Collaborative Exhibit Explores the Connections of Science and Art
• The Music Man - A Warm-Hearted, Funny, Captivating Musical Caps Theatre Season
• Colorado Springs Real Estate Guide
• The Baroque World of Fernando Botero at the FAC ...
• New Collaborative Exhibitions with UCCS, Colorado College Announced
• Colorado Balloon Classic: March's Newsletter
• Colorado Balloon Classic News - March 10, 2009
• LUMA At The FAC: New Shop Offering Art And Gifts Inspired By The FAC Collection
• Colorado Balloon Classic: February's Newsletter -February 20, 2009
• Colorado Balloon Classic News - February 13, 2009
• Fine Arts Center Opens Exhibits of Contemporary And Historical Paintings
• Salem Communications Returns to the Classic
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - January 20, 2009
• Colorado Balloon Classic's Logo Contest Winner Announced
• Colorado Balloon Classic Newsletter - December 22, 2008
• Colorado Balloon Classic: Look What Patsy Is 'Taking Off'
• Bell Ringing – It’s Not Just for Christmas Any Longer
• Colorado Springs Hire Vets First
• Colorado Balloon Classic: October's Basket Banner - October 22, 2008
• Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival
• Colorado Balloon Classic: September's Basket Banner
• Colorado Balloon Classic : August Basket Banner
• Business Survival Techniques: Recession Proofing
• 13 year old 'Super Star' Performs at the Classic
• Territory Days 2008
• Read Books For Free !!
• Chris Carder a Top-Five Finalist for 2008 Momentum Award!
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• IndieHeaven’s Momentum Award
• “STOP CRIME, GET CASH” WITH POSTACRIME.COM
• PostaCrime.com - Find Crime in Colorado Springs!
• Join other Christians for an Alaska Cruise in 2008 !
• Alaska Cruise/Mission Trip 2008
• Concert - Beloved Brahms Concerto

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