High on a mountain: Pikes Peak Highway lures record number of users
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Host Minnesota-Duluth rallies to extinguish Tigers
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Fall colors at Maroon Lake near Aspen. (Submitted by Mike Matthews)
Fall colors from Gold Camp Road in late September 2014. (Submitted...
Manitou Incline reopens with a lot of excitement
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Colorado Springs city councilman Scott Hente, left, makes his way to the top of the Incline on the fist day of public use Friday, February 1, 2013 in Manitou Springs, Colo. Hente was instrumental in negotiating for the opening of the Incline. Michael Ciaglo, The Gazette
New Incline, same crowd on re-opening day
Photo Galleries
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Dress Rehearsal for the Nutcracker
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Air Academy 4 - Cheyenne Mountain 2
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Manitou Incline reopens
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Manitou Incline: Through the years
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Air force wins big over Grambling State
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State Champions
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Doherty vs. Pine Creek Hockey
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Broncos vs. Chiefs, Nov. 30
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4A State Football Championship
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Small Biz Saturday
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Air Force vs. Colorado State
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AFA CSU Tailgating Fun
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Black Friday Shopping
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YMCA Turkey Trot
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Thanksgiving Fort Carson Homecoming
Sports
- Host Minnesota-Duluth rallies to extinguish Tigers
- Friday's high school box scores
- Falcons fall on third-period goal
- Little scores 3 as Jets blast Avalanche
- Wizards see double in easy win over Nuggets
- Slovenia's Tina Maze wins downhill; Lindsey Vonn makes return after knee injury
- Ramsey: Colorado Springs mom loves her daughter, who fights in a cage
Business
- MOVERS & SHAKERS
- Hickenlooper plans to address long-term unemployed
- A new downtown Colorado Springs 'gateway?' Plans could make it happen
- Craftwood Inn in Manitou Springs finds new life
- MOVERS & SHAKERS
- Colorado Springs company paints rosy forecast for 2015
- Jobs may come to Colorado Springs from joint venture
Military
- US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel arrives in Kabul; says Afghans will prevail against Taliban
- Final step made in naming of VA clinic after Colorado Springs war hero
- Obama: Defense nominee Ashton Carter 'rightly regarded as foremost national security leader'
- NASA's Orion hits high point of 3,600 miles, farthest for human-built spacecraft in 4 decades
- Obama says Ashton Carter will hit the ground running
- NORAD, Northern Command getting new leader
- Former ambassador tells Colorado Springs crowd a plan needed to uproot ISIS
Opinion
- LETTERS: Good people still out there; voice of a generation gone
- Expensive EPA rules affecting every utility
- EDITORIAL: Allow voters to decide on Bach's new plan
- LETTERS: A senseless act of vandalism; vanishing journalists
- EDITORIAL: Cheap gas means happy days ahead
- LETTERS: Springs needs cleaner air; more hyphenated nation
- EDITORIAL: Obama's right on need for cameras
Life
- Senators seek comments on protecting scenic canyon
- 'Civil War Christmas' to be held at Bentonville
- Museum to help with World War I centennial
- 1 bidder to widen road through historic district
- Blog: New AquaStretch wellness program at SunWater Spa
- House OKs defense bill with New Mexico provisions
- Airline returns with flights between Mexico, Vegas
Arts and Entertainment
- Crew removes graffiti on Bill Cosby's Hollywood star
- List: Colorado Springs area holiday events
- Colorado Springs chef shows the tricks of making pad thai
- Bill Cosby show in Pueblo nearly sold out
- Colorado Springs area attraction events starting Dec. 5, 2014
- Colorado Springs area art events starting Dec. 5, 2014
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