Trina Lemons gives the armed forces a buzz.
Her artillery is caffeine.
She operates eight coffee shops at Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base and other local military compounds.
“I serve... Full story
The unemployment rate in the Colorado Springs area in October was unchanged from the previous month at 7.5 percent, even as job losses remained at record levels, the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment reported Friday.
The area’s... Full story
The Colorado Springs Urban Renewal Authority voted 7-2 on Thursday to hire a consultant to determine if a 200-acre, undeveloped tract on the city’s north side qualifies as an urban renewal site.
The hiring of Leland Consulting Group of... Full story
Freedom Communications Inc., owner of The Gazette, is not actively marketing the bankrupt company, officials said Thursday. Freedom has received no offers other than from “bottom-feeders” who in some cases want Freedom to pay them to... Full story
As I zipped the fire suit over my bulging belly and pulled the helmet over my Coke-bottle glasses I thought that maybe, just maybe, I had finally found my sport.
Dreams of shooting a jumpshot in the NBA or smacking a homer at Coors Field are long... Full story
Amy Atwater tore off her racing helmet, the adrenaline still pumping. She had just finished a spin around the Pikes Peak International Raceway’s oval in a stock car, courtesy of the track’s new partner, the Richard Petty Driving... Full story
DENVER — Colorado had a record number of new foreclosures in the third quarter, when new filings hit 12,468.
The quarter ending Sept. 30 was the fourth consecutive quarter in which new foreclosure filings increased.
For the year so far,... Full story
It would be one of the city’s more unusual urban renewal projects.
A Colorado Springs developer and city government economic development officials are proposing to transform nearly 200 untouched acres in a fast-growing part of town into an... Full story
As somebody who’s spearheaded economic development efforts in Austin, Texas, for 30 years, attorney Pike Powers says there are a few things that can make a community strong.
A city that builds upon its quality of life will be more attractive... Full story
King Soopers and Safeway have offered signing bonuses up to $1,000 in the form of gift cards to unionized workers in Colorado and Wyoming as part of what supermarket officials are calling “last, best and final” contract proposals.
The... Full story
Intel Corp. sold its Colorado Springs semiconductor manufacturing plant last week for $15.1 million, and also signed an agreement with the buyer that will allow it to benefit financially from the property’s redevelopment, El Paso County land... Full story