Saturday, May 25, 2013
News
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Noted
Health Department, S-CAP loses exec, Woodland Park election, police statistics, God debate and more
My crazy brother
I used to get mad at him for being crazy, because sometimes he wasn't.
You are not alone
For most, the road to suicide starts with severe depression, which affects the brain's ability to regulate moods.
Aghast at the gas
A Texas petroleum company wants to drill two test wells in search of gas reserves.
Red light, green light
The city may be closer to giving Colorado Springs drivers more green time.
Pave my road
Maria Jindra says it's time rural residents including she and others on Myers Road get their due.
Columns
Ads from the edges
We now have the surest sign Armageddon is nearly upon us.
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Advice Goddess
In Saudi Arabia, it's not just premarital sex that'll get you in trouble, but premarital seating.
Advice for local governments
It really bothers me when Coloradans complain about property taxes being too high.
Why not 'drink local'?
The bottled-water industry has turned us into conspicuously silly consumers.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the strange news that's fit to print.
Rockies staying calm for now
Should they panic or not? That question loomed over the Colorado Rockies one week into the season.
Beware of outsiders
A millionaire with no Colorado ties is sponsoring an amendment to obliterate the state's last vestiges of affirmative action.
Religion, made palatable
In Colorado Springs, the modern approach is to gently slide Jesus into you, whether you want him or not.
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Letters
Iraq news, compliments, recycling, Disney influence and more
Knocking on heaven's door
Dealing with the worst contemplation.
Food & Drink
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Side Dish
Good wine for Manitou, new home for Heart of Jerusalem, lots of events
Faded feathers
For years, it was one of the classiest places in town.
Music
Royal treatment
Travis Clark is grateful to finally be traveling with some perks.
On acid and off the cuff
This is a weekly gathering of musicians, poets, artists, singers and pretty much anyone with performing ability.
'We really need this'
It's become common to discuss how much adversity the band has encountered and how it's survived hard times.
Music man en route
Indy welcomes new music editor.
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Sixty Seconds
"You just need a label with money and people to keep working at the level that you want to."
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Reverb
Good God, man! I can't believe what has happened in this town over the last three years or so.
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Sound Advice
The Raconteurs, Tapes 'n Tapes, Tristan Prettyman
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Big gigs
Big-name concerts around the region
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Playing Around Listings
Where to find live music in the Colorado Springs area.
Film
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Cinefiles
The Sasquatch Gang, Full Count, Them
The thin blue lame
I'm not pretending to be shocked a studio film assumes audiences are on equal footing with garden slugs.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens.
Right on the money
This film asks you to look at criminals with a little perspective.
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Opening This Week
199 Lives, Prom Night and more
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Movie Times
What's playing, where, and when on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Calendar
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Get Involved
Blades for the Cure, Make-A-Wish, legislators
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The Run Down
Glenn Miller Orchestra, Wine Fest, MTV premiere
Event Listings
If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
Space-time continuum
A pool of artists will construct six performance or installation works in a span of 1,440 minutes.
Nine women, one body
Talk to her on the phone, and you quite possibly will talk to more than one person.
Seven Days
What's happening this week highlights from our listings.
