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Manitou Springs City Council approves new mural, regulates ADUs

Manitou Springs City Council approves new mural, regulates ADUs

Manitou Springs City Council approved a revised Manitou Arts, Culture and Heritage (MACH) grant for a mural on the side of the Rockey Art Museum on Canon Avenue by artist Natalia Pulido. Pulido initially requested $8,500, which was recommended for partial funding of $4,849 by the MACH Board

Hiking Bob -- The trek to Lost Lake makes a perfect July hike

Hiking Bob -- The trek to Lost Lake makes a perfect July hike

Lost Lake is lost no more. Back in 2017, when I first hiked to Lost Lake, high up Cottonwood Pass west of Buena Vista, it was a "if you know, you know" destination. There was no officially marked trailhead, parking was at an unmarked pull-out on the road

If you’re scared, angry, or worried about America – let’s talk on July 25

If you’re scared, angry, or worried about America – let’s talk on July 25

The Pikes Peak Bulletin does not endorse any political candidate. All candidates and prospective candidates are welcome in our opinion section, held to the same standards as any opinion writer - essentially, you're entitled to your own opinions, not your own facts. She called them her "Crank

COS City Council may vote to override Mayor’s veto of weed funds’ allocation ordinance

Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade vetoed a City ordinance that authorizes City Council to solicit grant applications from nonprofits hoping to get a share of the funds generated by marijuana sales and then recommend to the mayor's office how the money should be disbursed. "These funds can

Introducing a news Pikes Peak Bulletin column: Science, technology and us

Welcome to the inaugural column of "Science, technology and us," where I'll address science and technology issues that impact our lives today and in the future. My background is in physics and rocket science, but this column will tackle a broad range of scientific questions. The

Homeless Union leads collaborative trail cleanup

City Councilor participates on her birthday On July 12, the Colorado Springs Homeless Union led its monthly cleanup of the section of public trail the group adopted last year near Dorchester Park. Hope COS and Richard's Rubbish Roundup contributed to the effort, and Wacky Waffles was there under

OPINION: Holding on to authenticity in the age of AI

This opinion piece reflects the views of John Hazlehurst only and are not endorsed by the Pikes Peak Bulletin. Who among us has not succumbed to Amazon's siren song? You can get whatever you want from your favorite megabusiness within a day or so, appropriately packaged and shipped,