Erika Krabbenhoft knew what exactly to do after discovering a bat had gotten into her Divide home while she slept. (It was not to chase the bat around with a tennis racquet, like my dad used to do.)
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A wife, mother of three sons and a successful real estate agent of 17 years, Rebecca was diagnosed with breast cancer only two months after lo…
A hundred years ago ice was not made in your home freezer. It came from lakes that froze over each winter. There were two classic ice lakes in…
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A month ago, it was announced that Richard Linklater will adapt the musical “Merrily We Roll Along,” and film it over a 20-year span. That’s e…
Sometimes life tells you, in no uncertain terms, to slow down.
We heard the end of a man’s life today, Sept. 29. We didn’t know that’s what we heard, but we did; the roar of guns said so. No one anticipate…
This month, I’m eagerly anticipating an event that doesn’t come along often enough: the opening of a new library in El Paso County.
Back in the Tri-Lakeian saddle following my little 17-day, 6,000-mile odyssey through the southwest and the Golden State...
Hudson Hartman has a smile that strangers cross a crowded room to see.
Here is my current situation: I am 45 years old — rapidly approaching 46, to be honest — and back in grad school full-time.
On the evening of Sept. 28 months of planning by the staff at the Bliss Studio and Gallery in downtown Monument culminated in the pouring of m…
Elizabeth (not her real name) did not make the seventh-grade Lewis-Palmer Middle School volleyball team this year. She was one of 35 seventh-g…
A few months back I wrote an article about some of the sights in Pueblo including the Heroes Plaza-National Medal of Honor Memorial and the El…
It is an interesting time of year to be a rabbi — the Jewish High Holy Days have arrived.
Editor's note: This column has been updated to reflect that PooPrints is a Knoxville, Tenn.-based company.
Checking in from somewhere between L.A. and Monument, roughly 4,000 miles into what looks to be a 6,000-mile, 16-day odyssey.
My niece was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes when she was 12. The previously robustly healthy girl was suddenly hungry all the time, extremely …
Here’s a story that plays out daily: it’s 11 p.m. on a Thursday and the doors swing open to the emergency room. In walks Michael, again. The s…
I often wonder how some of us would have survived in the mining camps of over a hundred years ago. As I read old newspaper stories of the time…
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When most people hear the term “Arts Community” they think of craftsmen, artists and creative individuals. But it takes far more than that to …