A 23-year-old former Golden Gloves boxer is hoping his lifelong ties to the Security-Widefield community will be enough to earn him a seat on …
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Laura Smith, a science teacher and athletic trainer at Widefield High School, is being honored for saving the life of a teen athlete who colla…
J&J Hip Hop Dance & Performing Arts Company was founded more than a decade ago by husband and wife Joseph and Stephanie Cantu. They run the business with the help of their four kids, who are all instructors in various dance styles and members of the Street Legends Dance Crew. The studio will host auditions for World of Dance in April. Those who receive a golden ticket will go on to compete at the championships in California this summer.
Fountain-Fort Carson High School's Syreeta Brinson and Widefield High School's Kayleigh Reinsch are among the recipients selected for the Frances Hesselbein Student Leadership Program at the U.S. Air Force Academy
Brian Tryon, a certified addiction counselor and photographer, and musician and teacher Chris Bacavis opened Shutter and Strum, a community arts center in the Knob Hill neighborhood, in October. Inside are the Disruptor Gallery, a darkroom and portrait and recording studios. The gallery features works by local under-represented artists, as well as students, and participates in First Friday Downtown events. Tryon and Bacavis offer classes, workshops and programs in film and darkroom photography, gallery curation and management, songwriting, music performance and more.
The Boettcher Foundation selected two Pikes Peak region students for its prestigious scholarship program.
Billy and Jolynn Ondo, a retired Colorado Springs couple, got into recumbent tricycles in 2018 and now use them as their sole method transportation. They bike up to 100 miles every week on their TerraTrikes, getting groceries and doing errands, but also riding simply for the pleasure it provides.
Hundreds of Colorado Springs’ talented young musicians will serenade the community with performances in Widefield School District 3.
The new Garfield Art Gallery, in the former, historic Garfield School downtown, which now houses Community Prep School for at-risk high school students, will display local and regional artists, as well as works by students. "Reclamation," featuring abstract expressionist oil paintings by Kevin Persaud, the gallery's second exhibit, will open with a free reception during First Friday Downtown.
TAMPA, Fla. — Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Vincent Jackson, a graduate of Widefield High School in Colorado Springs, died of “chronic alcohol use,” according to the autopsy report released Wednesday by the Hillsborough County Medical Examiner’s office.
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