In tandem with the pervasive threat of TB, the curative power of nature promoted by mid-19th-century writers grew into an interpretation of American wilderness areas as therapeutic in the 1870s ...

Porta-potties were set up on the roof of San Francisco City Hall in 1998. A group of five overall-clad workers from the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades rubbed 24k gold squares ...

EXPANDED OFFERINGS. Other downtown creative businesses are using the state grant funds to help bolster their collections and, in turn, more deeply enrich the arts community in the city.

Colorado Springs has some of these. Indeed, The American Planning Association of Colorado named Tejon Street as the “Great Streets” 2020 winner of the Great Places Colorado program.

The Phil Long Music Hall (formerly Boot Barn Hall) is the venue for the Colorado Republican Party event on March 28 featuring Steve Bannon as speaker.

Anna Grace, local singer-songwriter with the je ne sais quoi of a magical woodland fairy from Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” — “though she be but little, she is fierce ...

Dave Donelson did the city a favor voting “no on Amara”. A flagpole annexation almost two miles away from City limits. Fountain wasn’t able to annex due to water supplies.

District 1 Dave Donelson | Total Raised to Date: $10,563.73 Thus far in 2025, District 1 incumbent Dave Donelson has reported mostly small individual donations of up to $400. Donors include past ...

Editor’s note: Kevin O’Neil is co-owner of The Colorado Springs Independent. His opinions are his own and do not influence The Independent’s news coverage.

By John Harner Editor’s note: This is the second installment of a column from John Harner, professor of geography at University of Colorado Colorado Springs and the author of “Profiting from ...

For full events listings, click here! 1. THE SHEARN DIMENSION Through Saturday, March 15, Marie Walsh Sharpe Gallery at Ent Center for the Arts, 5225 N. Nevada Ave. Times vary. Coloradan artist ...

Our City, Our Team. It’s hard to believe that the Ragain family weren’t “soccer people” when they decided to buy a United Soccer League (USL) franchise in 2013.