Saturday, May 25, 2013
News
Natural selection
The bill would create a task force of physicians and naturopathic doctors to recommend standards and a scope of practice for the profession.
Balink denies diverting calls
Also: Lamborn, racial issues, aborted candidacy, dangerous intersections and more.
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Long Story Short
It's been a busy month for District 11's board of education. Perhaps too busy.
Stim-u-lust
The stimulus package that President Barack Obama signed into law did not warm the hearts of all local Republican leaders.
What happens next?
After years of what turned out to be empty threats, Colorado Springs' largest school district might not back away this time.
Columns
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Advice Goddess
Hope you don't think it impolite of me to ask, but what's your head doing all the way up there?
Lucia battles a different enemy off the ice
Since Christmas, Lucia has been fighting a strange, persistent, strength-sapping illness that was hard for even the Mayo Clinic to diagnose.
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Letters
Stimulus debate, health care, city budget and more.
We're stimulated, all right
Local response to the $789 billion "stimulus package" runs the gamut, from cautious optimism to outright anger.
D-11 shuns its best choice
The school board should take a second look at Deputy Superintendent Mike Poore.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
Food & Drink
Schnitzel blitz
The folks behind Elke's recently trotted up Powers and opened Schnitzel Fritz.
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Side Dish
Home Plate Grill, Ted's Montana Grill, events and tidbits.
Music
Folk you
She's never been shy about standing up for herself, especially back in small-town Georgia.
The Airborne Toxic Event
"I just knew I wanted to be in a rock band. I guess it was just more fun."
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Playing Around Listings
Who's playing, and where, around the area for the next week.
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Reverb
There are a couple of Rocket Room "debuts" worth noting this weekend.
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Big Gigs
Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
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Sound Advice
Tommy Keene, Ben Kweller, Jon Hassell
Guttermouth on parade
He has spent much of those two decades putting the screws to his more liberal-minded colleagues and yelling at fair-weather fans.
Suddenly solo
When Rice bid her an abrupt adieu after seven years of devoted service, Hannigan didn't get much of a severance package.
Film
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Movie Times
What's playing where, and when, on the silver screen.
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Opening This Week
Fired Up!; Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience; Tyler Perry's Madea Goes to Jail
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Cinefiles
Futurama: Into the Wild Green Yonder; Religulous; Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!: Season 2
Rah-rah-rotten
I've always suspected that films like this are based on adolescent wet dreams of 40-something Hollywood nerds.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
Visual Arts
Unbound
Hobson used to be a lawyer who dabbled in art, but one day in 1984, that changed.
Calendar
Lost in place
He's found a medium to re-create and explore his blind wanderings, and to relive moments of intense dislocation.
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Get Involved
Courts lecture, CASA open house, sustainability classes.
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The Run Down
An Evening with Benjamin Franklin, Teach Me Show Me, SciFi comes to town.
Seven Days to Live
What's happening around the area highlights from our listings
