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The return of wolves to the West has always been contentious, and the deaths last fall of more than 40 cattle really in western Colorado alarm…
If any person was going to design and construct a public education system for students aged 5-18 how would that person start? Since it is well…
My friends and I spent the summer of 1977 at the ballpark. Not just a little bit of the summer. Most of it.
The test proctor spelled out my name…B-A-R-N-E-S. I rose from the desk and approached him at the front of the room. The room was tense as it w…
Who would believe that we walk around with our telephone, much less have them in our pockets! Remember pagers? Times change. General Palmer di…
The latest letters to the editor written by readers of the Pikes Peak Courier.
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Woodland Park was once a hub of the wild, wild west, incorporated just prior to the start of World War 1. Founding members of the community in…
All three Teller County Commissioners, Dan Williams, Erik Stone and Bob Campbell, attended a career fair for students at Cripple Creek/Victor …
I am a county commissioner in one of Colorado’s 47 rural counties. Today, 77% of Colorado is still rural or frontier. For those who come to ou…
The latest letters to the editor written by readers of the Pikes Peak Courier.
Growing up in Woodland Park, I can’t help but notice one of the more obvious adult attractions that dot our town’s main street. We have no few…
I don’t shop at Trader Joe’s very often, but it’s good to know that they have a “no questions asked” return policy. They will give customers a…
Our daughter lives in mid-southeastern Florida. As you might suspect, we visit her from time to time and are fortunate to be able to do so. I’…
Of all the things that can get in the way of summer camp, one of the biggest is not just anxiety among children worried about what camp will b…
The latest letters to the editor written by readers of the Pikes Peak Courier.
My husband and I are working through Drs. John and Julie Gottman’s new book, “The Love Prescription — 7 Days to More Intimacy, Connection and Joy.”
My December 2022 column explained how my beloved Capt. Action doll fell apart on Christmas Day years ago and that soon afterward I no longer s…
People see birds all the time, but the one they notice the most tends to be the symbol of our country, the majestic bald eagle. They are uncom…
Developing wealth is a work in progress. Even Jobs — Steve Jobs — had a number of career moves in his hand when it came time to grasp a meanin…
We got a late start to visit a few awesome sites in Utah in the fall of 2022. We were delayed until mid-October, as we first journeyed to St. …
Let’s cover the other end of the temperature spectrum and address deliberate heat exposure.
The latest letters to the editor written by readers of the Pikes Peak Courier.
In this week's paper you’ll find the annual Teller County Guide, a magazine supplement to The Courier in which we share stories that we hope w…
Across the state, we’re seeing a wholesale rejection of transparency and accountability by community and political leaders attempting to misus…
Free speech is under attack in America like never before.
Winter blues and world news got you down?
I wonder if we ever would have had the beautiful Psalms of the Bible if David the shepherd boy had of owned a smartphone. Would he have been t…
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