• Issue Archive for
  • Mar 5-11, 2009
  • Vol. 17, No. 10
  • Liquid courage
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News

  • Focus adversary looks beyond Dobson

    Also: White Acres, DHS acting director, Gold Hill Mesa, Fort Carson returnees and more.
  • Happy days

    Some people get drunk while others get crunk. Chads and Amys get wasted, but guys in Iron Maiden T-shirts get smashed.
  • Uncooperative

    Woodland Park resident Mike Galvin is trying to help bring big changes to the state's biggest electric co-op.
  • Long Story Short

    As the assigning editor, I had to re-focus on alcohol's positive attributes, to be appreciated when viewed through the lens of responsible drinking.
  • Solid gold

    Advice for hangovers, and some surprises that you might not know about until now.
  • Parade loop(hole)

    Look among the "sacred cows" laid to rest in the city's last round of budget cuts, and you'll find one missing: subsidies for special events.
  • For the ladies

    If you're a lady at Chaps on Friday night and a gentleman offers to buy you a drink, please note that your drinks are free from 8 to 12.
  • Landing on her feet

    Amy Mullaney has moved from prosecuting murder cases to handling much of the county's litigation.
  • High spirits

    In Colorado last year, Stranahan's Colorado Whiskey outsold every other top-shelf whiskey, according to co-founder Jess Graber.
  • Made the cut. Now what?

    From the board to the administration to the classroom, D-11's future is uncertain.
  • Buzz sport

    The first Winter Beer Olympics at least the first these players have seen is full of craziness.
  • Drivin' Miss Hazy

    Tonight, we're using Designated Driver in Colorado Springs, a new service that drives you and your car home.

Columns

  • Advice Goddess

    It's understandable that you feel life kicked you in the teeth, but you need to acknowledge your part in the deal.
  • The incredible vanishing newspapers

    I'd like to tell you about my life and newspapers and why I am forlorn after the death of the Rocky Mountain News.
  • Changing of the guard

    James Dobson and Ted Haggard were formidable political forces in Colorado Springs. What do their departures bode for local politics?
  • Don't give Schultheis a pass

    Where is the outrage? Where are the state and local Republican leaders who should be castigating state Sen. Dave Schultheis?
  • Crazy finish to WCHA season

    For totally selfish reasons, Colorado College and the University of Denver will cheer like crazy Friday night for different teams in the same game.
  • Letters

    Schultheis reaction, IREA election, Gazette issues, TABOR and others.

Food & Drink

  • Side Dish

    Stevie Ray's Eastside Grill, Texas T-Bone and more to chew on.

Music

  • Sound Advice

    No Line on the Horizon, The Drones, Chris Isaak
  • Reverb

    Jeremy Facknitz has given up his dream, and he couldn't be happier to raise his middle finger to the music industry.
  • Melodramatic like that

    The prog-rock duo talks about Brits, bombast and birthing puppies.
  • Big Gigs

    Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
  • Dave Cantrell

    "I've been compared to different people throughout whatever it is I've been doing."
  • Kiwi eleison

    Nick Johnston admits there's a quirky, charismatic edge to the debut of his oddly dubbed quartet.
  • Saved from extinction

    Sometimes it takes something besides ambition, hard work and determination to make a band happen.

Film

  • False heroes

    What is truly amazing about the film version of a much-adored graphic novel is how forcefully the movie negates the book's two most basic intentions.
  • Movie Picks

    Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
  • Movie Times

    What's playing where, and when, on the silver screen.
  • Cinefiles

    Watchmen: The Complete Motion Comic; Sex Drive; Crowley
  • Bloody rare

    is a rare movie indeed that comes across as instant horror classic, preteen wish-fulfillment fantasy and Euro-arty critical darling, all at once.

Calendar

  • The Run Down

    Latoya Lucas, FAC's Wine Festival, WCG Ultimate Gamer
  • Postcards from the edge

    All six of the ensemble's members graduated from Colorado College between 1996 and 2001.
  • Get Involved

    Care and Share, Glass Slipper Ball, "How Will You Be Remembered?"
  • Seven Days to Live

    What's happening around the region highlights from our listings.

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