• Issue Archive for
  • Apr 2-8, 2009
  • Vol. 17, No. 14
  • Rock of ages
Digital Edition

News

  • Final jeopardy

    This charade couldn't go on forever. And it won't. Because the city has decided to end it.
  • With reformers like these ...

    Instead of an election reform overhaul, we'll have a patchwork of repairs, and no comprehensive vision.
  • 'Uncharted water'

    Some people long accustomed to secure jobs are seeing their fortunes change with alarming speed.
  • Long Story Short

    If you remember the '60s, we've been told, you weren't really there.

Columns

  • The Give! initiative

    We're borrowing the concept back from our sister newsweekly in Portland, Ore.
  • Between the Lines

    This is not Watergate, or some kind of morbid scandal with elected officials resorting to illegal shenanigans.
  • IQ: Time out of mind

    Back in the day, seeing a band like the Doors or the Beatles was a communal religious experience.
  • Letters

    1A-Jobs, TOPS, Heimlicher-Gardner, Doomsday and others.
  • Advice Goddess

    Beyond all the love hooha, marriage, especially as a child-farming enterprise, is a business partnership.
  • Ranger Rich

    The development will bring millions to help Colorado Springs balance its budget.

Food & Drink

  • Side Dish

    Bristol, Sustainability guru, murder-mystery dinners and more.

Music

  • Ghosts and orgies

    Frontman Ryan Karazija and bassist Alicia Marie Campbell have gone through a lot, including Amarillo.
  • Sound Advice

    Peter Bjorn and John, River of Time, Mastodon
  • Rock of ages

    It was a marriage made somewhere other than heaven: The Lizard King and the Homecoming Queen, together for the first and last time at The Broadmoor.
  • Tennessee titans

    While each artist brings his or her own brand of music to the table, there's a common bond among them.
  • Deconstructing success

    When Ting Tings guitarist Katie White stares out into her audience, she sometimes has to blink several times.
  • Big Gigs

    Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
  • New Found Glory

    "We didn't want to turn our backs on our fans, so we kept the fun kind of melodies."
  • Reverb

    Oh, what a week, eh? Don't you just love how Colorado has all four seasons on the same day!

Film

  • Dork knight

    Miramax's trailers promote the film as being from the director of Superbad, Greg Mottola.
  • Little Miss CSI

    It's kind of hard to watch Christine Jeff's new dramedy and not continually think: rip-off.
  • Movie Times

    What films are playing, where and when, on the silver screen.
  • Movie Picks

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

    Blood of the Vampires, Yes Man, Careful

Visual Arts

Calendar

  • 7 Days to Live

    What's happening around the area — highlights from our listings.

Special Section

  • About InSider

    Our cultural crib sheet for Colorado Springs.
  • Play-ing Cache-up

    You're new here and you have a lot of questions.
  • Primer

    Plus: Insider traffic tips and feisty giraffes eating a child's head!
  • Magazines

    Some publications on local style and sports
  • B&Bs

    Comfortable lodging and historic buildings, even here
  • Eats: Part I

    Barbecue, Chinese, fondue, gourmet and more.
  • Eats: Part II

    Italian, Mexican/Tex-Mex, Sushi and town staples.
  • Coffee & tea

    Cafés and roasters for every neighborhood
  • Pizza

    A hit list of local dine-in or carry-out businesses
  • Grub gone wild

    Community-supported agriculture in the region.
  • Alco-haul

    Craft breweries of Colorado Springs
  • Nightlife

    There’s always something to enjoy in the city that never sleeps. Except, you know, when it’s asleep …
  • Bring the noise

    Nine area acts to keep your eye on
  • 12 Months to Live

    Just try to find another mid-size city with this many rodeos
  • Daylife: Part I

    The visual arts scene, from gallery to museum to restaurant and beyond.
  • Out to eat

    Art galleries and restaurants
  • Give them credit

    When was the last time you said to yourself, "Oh, those Remington kids"?
  • Peaked interest

    Preparation will save your life (and your wallet).
  • Phys Ed

    Sports complexes, golf courses and gardening centers.
  • Dog parks

    If you follow leash laws, some sites for free-range fun
  • Snow sports

    It's not surprising that we've come up with many ways to play in the snow
  • Happy places

    Open spaces and city parks.
  • Save, yourself

    Where to go and who to call to properly recycle and trash the big stuff.
  • Resources

    Crisis centers, shelters, food banks and government services.
  • Feeling blue?

    Much of the conservative-dominated populace feels neither trust nor goodwill for our local governments.

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