• Everest could bring more than 500 jobs

    Everest College, a private, higher-education company with campuses nationwide, could employ 500 or more people at the former Intel plant in Colorado Springs. News surfaced Wednesday that the college had leased 70,000 square feet on the Corporate Ridge Office and Technology Center campus. Competition for the education provider’s new online division headquarters was intense. [...]

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    Anti-gay nonprofit claims it was censored by post office

    The Colorado Springs nonprofit, Family Research Institute claims the local U.S. Postal Service violated its free speech rights by refusing to mail controversial newsletters. Paul Cameron, chairman of FRI, which has an openly anti-gay stance, said the newsletters addressed to about 1,000 of their subscribers called for opposition to the President’s stance of allowing gay soldiers [...]

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    A new frontier for Pioneers Museum

    For decades, the financially strapped Pioneers Museum has been one of the city’s crown jewels, an institution owned and largely funded by city taxpayers. With public dollars dwindling, that may be about to change.

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    Geezers of Colorado Springs unite — save our city

    One of the most memorable political images of the past year has to be that of a man in his late 60s at one of the Tea Party rallies holding a sign which read, “Keep your government hands off my Medicare!” Proponents of health care reform seized upon the sentiments thereby expressed as evidence of the [...]

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    Entrepreneurs not always good financial managers

    A day in the life of a typical small business owner can be hectic. Many are so busy running the day-to-day operations of their businesses that the financial aspects of the company are often overlooked. Nonetheless, the bottom line of a business won’t improve by itself. “Most small business owners are really challenged just to get their [...]

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    Legislature poised to create ‘all claims’ database

    Colorado might soon join 10 other states in creating its own health care data base — a compilation of all health care claims and information throughout the state. House Bill 1330 will create the database as part of Gov. Bill Ritter’s health care initiative package. Maine, Minnesota, Maryland, Tennessee, Vermont, New Hampshire, Florida, Oregon, Utah and Arizona [...]

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    Two ERA franchises with very different business models

    ERA is doubling its franchise agreements in Colorado Springs, but there are some distinct differences in the way each operation does business. The move to add Roger Herman’s Herman Group Real Estate will more than triple the number of ERA-related agents and brokers in the market. While the two will cover much of the same territory, ERA [...]

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    Micro brew taking shape on the city’s north side

    Colorado Springs’ north side residents are getting a new micro brewery restaurant, and a small group of former Air Force Academy cadets is bringing it to them. Colorado Mountain Brewery, a 6,500 square foot micro brewery and restaurant is scheduled to open near Interstate 25 and Interquest Parkway by the end of June. Scott Koons, a 1993 [...]

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    Matejczyk: My day under the Dome

    I took the trip to Denver last week for the annual Colorado Springs Day at the Legislature. As usual, I learned as much from interacting with others on the trip as I did listening to some of our elected officials. Gubernatorial candidates John Hickenlooper and Scott McGinnis spoke to the group. While I liked both, McGinnis [...]

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