More than 100 years ago poet T.S. Eliot published “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock.” For me, a coffee-addicted journalist, the below stanza has always resonated.
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For the vast majority of us, social distancing has been a challenge. Keeping to one’s self eliminates a lot of activities. No shopping, no din…
Move over, kale! There’s a new celeb on the health scene: the gut microbiome.
First, the coronavirus rocked the financial markets. Then it put an end to the Denver Nuggets potential playoff run as the NBA season was susp…
As we move into spring and days become longer, many of us are excited to get outside and enjoy the warm weather — and so is our native wildlife.
This is my last column as editorial assistant of the Pikes Peak Newspapers, which includes the Edition. Goodbyes can be difficult, and I’ve po…
Last week was tough. Coronavirus fears dominated the news. The stock market plummeted. Colleges went to online only classes. Sporting events w…
Recently I read an extended letter by Samuel Le Nord Caldwell, a medical doctor who lived in Colorado Springs at the end of the 19th century. …
“You can live in fear or live your life.” Those are the words of a hockey fan explaining her decision to attend a recent Avalanche game in San…
Editor's note: All Pikes Peak Library District locations are currently closed due to coronavirus precautions and the March 18 Community Conver…
“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” said Juliet Capulet to her lover, Romeo Montague, in Sha…
The story of the first car to the summit of Pikes Peak has been told many times, but here is a bit more. This feat was achieved in 1901 and th…
Sunday was International Women’s Day, a day marked by protests, marches and celebratory events around the world.
I’ve always loved this time of year. It’s time to think about spring!
Being sick is the worst.
Anyone who loves chocolate-covered cherries will agree these gooey tastebud teasers are more than a classic candy — they are a ticket to palet…
All this talk about the coronavirus has me concerned. Not panicked, but worried.
Last month I wrote about a tour opportunity in Golden, the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum. I also suggested there are other options for visits in…
Out of breath, the young man ran into the locker room. He wanted to let the coach know that they couldn’t have football practice today.
When both of our kids left for college, we got rid of cable and subscribed to Netflix and Amazon Prime. We figured that there’s enough news on…
Editor's note: This column has been updated to reflect that there were two authors. Drs. Gloria Winters and Robin Johnson co-wrote the column.
On the northwest side of town, Blodgett Open Space rewards visitors with stunning views of Colorado Springs and the neighboring landscape. The…
Colorado’s four seasons are a treat for hikers.
As a resident of Colorado Springs west side, I have yet to come face-to-face with a bear in my neighborhood.
You save and invest to meet a variety of goals during your lifetime: college for your children, long vacations, a comfortable retirement and s…
It’s not by chance that National Donor Day fell on Friday, Valentine’s Day.
