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Press Release Manitou Springs’ 2026 budget gap

Press Release Manitou Springs’ 2026 budget gap

First-of-its-kind 'balanced approach' unveiled to bridge Manitou Springs' 2026 budget gap; Two-pronged plan combines parking revenue and a proposed increase to the 'amusement tax' MANITOU SPRINGS CO - Courtesy of Manitou Springs City Administrator Denise Howell On July 29, 120 citizens attended the Manitou Springs

Dear Mrs. Hughes July 30

Dear Mrs. Hughes July 30

Dear Mrs. Hughes, One of my oldest and best friends was diagnosed with schizophrenia about a year ago. We have known each other since we were two and been through so much together: our parents’ divorces, the ups and downs of middle school and high school, my father’s suicide

The Bulletin hits the pause button to regroup, recalibrate

July 25, update: Last night (July 24), the Pikes Peak Bulletin board met and discussed our current situation and how to proceed. The board reaffirmed our strategic plan aiming to become a sustainable pillar of local journalism in the Pikes Peak region. We have secured funding for public affairs reporting

Digital Edition: July 25th 2025

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Trump’s cuts to public broadcasting leave 52 local Colorado stations staring at massive budget holes

Trump’s cuts to public broadcasting leave 52 local Colorado stations staring at massive budget holes

By Parker Yamasaki and Kevin Simpson This article was first published in the Colorado Sun. President Donald Trump is not the first Republican in office to go after the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, the Kennedy-era nonprofit that manages federal funding to thousands of local TV and radio stations. But he

In memoriam: John Spears

In memoriam: John Spears

On July 21, Buffalo and Toronto Public Media reported that the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System was mourning the loss of one of its leaders, John Spears, who passed away after a long battle with cancer. Spears was 51 years old and managed libraries in Missouri, Illinois and

Roland Reed Photography Exhibition opens at Miramont Castle

Roland Reed Photography Exhibition opens at Miramont Castle

STORY AND PHOTOS COURTESY OF MANTIOU SPRINGS HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Manitou Springs Historical Society (MSHS), owner of Miramont Castle, is proud to announce the opening of the Roland Reed Photography Exhibition. The Society was fortunate enough to obtain 11 original photogravure prints from Reed's estate. A portion of