The Mountain Illumination Festival at Cave of the Winds kicked off this weekend in Manitou Springs. Above, visitors walk through an arch of lights nestled next to the cliff walls of Cave of the Winds on Sunday. The festival runs through Jan. 5.
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The U.S. Postal Service expects to process more than 16.2 million pounds of mail for U.S. military and diplomatic corps members living overseas this holiday season.
Richard and Hillory Bennett and their young son and daughter could have gone to a Christmas tree lot and plunked down $50 or $60 for a perfectly symmetrical white fir or pinyon pine.
For many of the thousands who gathered in downtown Colorado Springs on Saturday, the Festival of Lights parade was a chilly welcome to the holiday season.
It used to be tradition to put up a Christmas tree on Christmas Eve and take it down on Twelfth Night, but now trees and decorations go up much earlier and stay up longer.
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In its 35th year, The Gazette/El Pomar Foundation Empty Stocking Fund kicks off Thursday, pairing a legacy of giving with several wholesale changes aimed at keeping the holiday campaign going well into the future.
Dave Greene has spent the past 34 Thanksgivings deep in a holiday grove in Colorado Springs, 1,000 miles from home.
A stroll through the Denver Botanic Gardens’ annual Blossoms of Light display is a longstanding holiday tradition for Front Range families.
As the days grow shorter and darker, one part of town will burst into light.
If decorating your home for the holidays is just too much work or simply drains you of the holiday spirit there are several Pikes Peak region companies you can pay to do it for you. These include Springs Christmas Lights, Timberline Landscaping and Swingle and Mountain High premier SavATree.