Monday, May 20, 2013
News
I'm not a doctor, but...
With Council's approval, Mayor Bach asks the business community to mess around under Memorial's gown.
First and foremost
At the heart of a schism in the Presbyterian Church, you can find a conservative Springs congregation.
Paper losses
Gazette sees continuing decline, with paid home delivery now below 50,000.
Taking off in style
Colorado Springs airport gets a big-money makeover.
Noted: Terri Velasquez seeks $1 million from city
Also: Sheriff shoots for the moon, city attorney retires, Utilities asks for input, more.
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Long story short
Did we want to see bandleader Dick Bright ride out on an elephant?
Columns
New city players, new agenda
Who are they to say what's best for Memorial and for all of us?
Bride, or Olympic ringbearer?
Born to local wealth and influence, she fell in love with a handsome athlete with a wandering eye.
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Letters
A D-12 parent speaks out, Lamborn takes heat yet again, and much more.
Cheering the new concrete
Road-interchange dedication ceremonies are breathtaking.
Street Smarts: Causing a scene
A lot of beloved bars, restaurants and more unexpected businesses here host live shows.
CannaBiz: A study in secret
Also: NASCAR meets MMJ.
Air Force: 9-3 at the least
Yes, this could become an extraordinary football season. But that means avoiding major injuries, getting some big breaks, and building early momentum.
Lying hypocrite (it's Bachmann) is running for the presidency
If you find it necessary to declare on national TV that 'I am a serious person,' you're probably not.
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Stranger than fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
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Advice goddess
The extramarital sex treaty. Brilliant.
Food & Drink
Johnny be good
Revived Navajo Hogan shows the prowess of a pro.
La dolce vita
This week, we've got a couple spots at which you can splurge.
Side dish: Chocolate and gelato mix in Monument
Also: Jorge's battles Father Time, Jammin Cabana moves, more.
Music
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Reverb
Two of the Springs' favorite long-lost bands are reuniting.
Pickin' and winnin'
If familiarity breeds disinterest, you wouldn't know it from the response to our inaugural Indy Music Awards.
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Playing around listings
Who's playing where, and when, at area venues this week.
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Big gigs
Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
Film
Shoestring theory: Another Earth
This one doesn't jam too much -fi into its sci-.
Surgical precision: The Debt
Director John Madden and his team throw us in and out of the past and present, yet always keep the basic groundwork solid.
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Cinefiles
Win Win, Sympathy for Delicious, Storage Wars: Season One
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Movie picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
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Opening this week
Another Earth, Apollo 18 and more.
Visual Arts
A nightmare in gray
Sharing remnants of the 9/11 attacks, one last time.
Mining the past
Ludlow Massacre relics get unearthed at CC.
Books
¿Hablas Mango?
Your library's got free language software — really, and with an iPhone app.
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Short stories
Four Kitchens: My Life Behind the Burner in New York, Hanoi, Tel Aviv and Paris; Mountain Brew; Small Town Sinners
Calendar
Special Section
Elevated Perspective: The Paintings of Joellyn Duesberry ... in book form
I'm not an expert as to what makes a good art book. Good writing, a thoughtful array of images and a top notch print job usually do it for me.
Artist profiles
Get to know the bands and musicians that have ascended to the top of the Springs scene.
Three's company
The rundown of all first-, second- and third-place finishers in our readers' poll.
Hey, what about ...
Yes, we asked for category suggestions that we could add to next year's Indy Music Awards ballot, and we got them.
Live and local
So set aside Thursday, Sept. 8, to go see our first-place winners at Stargazers.
