Sunday, May 19, 2013
News
Believe it or not
Steve Pope wants you, and everyone in the Pikes Peak region, to believe in him.
Theater fest shuts down
Also: Chamber leader in trouble, FEMA pays up, Army growth opponents, Elroys' new spot and others.
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Long Story Short
When you spend enough years living somewhere, or working for a company, you develop attachments that never totally go away.
D-38 paper in trouble
Lewis-Palmer journalists try fundraising to save their newspaper.
Pension tension
Imagine no recession. It's easy if you try and if you're a government retiree.
On the rocks
Some like the sheriff's idea, but others see it as a blast from the past.
Columns
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Advice Goddess
You've "kept this secret for too long"? Too long for whom?
March important for Rockies
Colorado has to be ready for a grueling April, with some lofty jobs on the line.
City budget: time to cry uncle
Our esteemed leaders made it official this week: The town is broke.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
The month that was
How is Barack Obama's first month as president being assessed on the ground in Colorado Springs?
Dems miss an opportunity
One familiar name will be missing from city election ballots when they go out in a few weeks.
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Letters
Anti-TABOR, bad apples, new trend, Balink, stimulus and others.
Food & Drink
Natural born grillers
There's a certain charm that comes with feeling like your watch has been set back 20 years.
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Side Dish
Culpepper's, Chef's Gala and upcoming events.
Music
Murder by Death
"I like to think of the album more like a story that unfolds song by song."
No preaching allowed
Presidents aside, Green's 11th album finds him exploring a broad range of subjects.
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Reverb
Well, it's about time somebody called me out! I was starting to think nobody was paying attention.
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Sound Advice
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit, Living Things, O.V. Wright
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Big Gigs
Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
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Playing Around Listings
Who's playing, and where, around the area for the next week.
Hope is not gone
Before the group's third CD, singer Corey Taylor was making no promises about the band's future.
The fall and rise of Eric Hutchinson
Hutchinson, in person, is that same down-to-Earth everyman he plays on TV.
Film
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Movie Times
What's playing where, and when, on the silver screen.
Depth charge
Paramount/DreamWorks served up a 3-D commercial during the Super Bowl, helped by glasses given away at local stores.
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Opening this week
Remarkable Power, A Powerful Noise Live and more.
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Cinefiles
The Haunting of Molly Hartley, Hell on Wheels, Breaking Bad: The Complete First Season
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
Stage
Slumdogs of New York
On its surface, Street Scene arose through the unlikeliest of collaborations.
Books
Jumping to conclusions
Away from work, he writes not only about his science, but about the mysteries beyond its reach.
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Short Stories
The Ballad of Blind Tom, Slave Pianist; The Domino Men, Animals Make Us Human
Calendar
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The Run Down
A night at the Oasis, Broadway Here and Now, Harlem Nights premiere.
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Get Involved
Soup for Africa, Fashion to the Rescue, prosthetic donation drive
Surpassing the super 8
For the first half of the 20th century, Colorado Springs was a hotbed of the state's abstract movement.
Seven Days to Live
What's happening around the area highlights from our listings.
