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Weeklong USA Weightlifting national championships to take place at Ed Robson Arena
Starting this weekend, Olympic City USA is hosting Olympic-level competition with the national weightlifting championships. The 2026 National Championships Week, one of USA Weightlifting’s premier competitions, will be held at Ed Robson Arena on the campus of Colorado College from June 20-28. The weeklong event includes senior, junior, U25, and youth competition, and is one…
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Colorado Springs District 11 alternative school graduates its final class
With its graduating class of 2026, The Bijou School in Colorado Springs District 11 saw its last class of Bijou Dragons receive their diplomas Thursday morning at Colorado College’s Ed Robson Arena. Starting next year, the school will join the Tesla Educational Opportunity School under the latter’s name as a single, unified campus. Students enrolled…
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Riley Miltko’s late goal sends Pine Creek past Standley Lake and into 4A hockey semifinals
Riley Miltko’s goal came late in the game for Pine Creek. Better than never. Precisely 41.9 seconds better. Miltko scored the game’s only goal in the final minute of the third period against Standley Lake in a 1-0 4A ice hockey quarterfinals victory on Tuesday at Colorado College’s Ed Robson Arena. The strike from Miltko…
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707 Pizza Co. temporarily closes in Colorado Springs
707 Pizza Co., the family-owned and operated pizzeria that opened in the summer next to Colorado College’s Ed Robson Arena in downtown Colorado Springs, has temporarily closed. A Dec. 18 post on the restaurant’s Instagram page, still its most recent, indicated the business would close for the holidays from Dec. 22-Jan. 2 and would reopen…
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Olympic museum struggles to meet projected attendance, grapples with falling revenues 5 years on
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As officials at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum in downtown Colorado Springs prepare for the gleaming facility’s fifth anniversary on Wednesday, they grapple with attendance figures that haven’t nearly measured up to original projections and revenues that have fallen year-over-year. Officials said they’re working…
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Colorado College at 150 years: What’s changed, what’s stayed the same | Cronin and Loevy
Monday marks the 150th anniversary of the first classes at Colorado College. The small liberal arts college in Colorado Springs has been operating successfully for a century and a half. The college has grown in enrollment. Sometimes having less than 100 students when it was first started, today it has a student body of more…
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Colorado Springs ranked among top sports business cities without major teams
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The City of Champions is getting national recognition in the sports business world. Colorado Springs was recently ranked eighth in top sports business cities without a “Top 5 Major Sports Team” by Sports Business Journal. “We focus on the cities that have been the most…
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Colorado Springs ranked among top sports business cities without major teams
The City of Champions is getting national recognition in the sports business world. Colorado Springs was recently ranked eighth in top sports business cities without a “Top 5 Major Sports Team” by Sports Business Journal. “We focus on the cities that have been the most successful at attracting and hosting sporting events, which are major…
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U.S. Air Force Academy Visitor Center not expected to open until late 2025
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The last City for Champions Project isn’t expected to open for nearly two years — a new visitor center for the U.S. Air Force Academy, named for retired Lt. Gen. Bradley Hosmer, the first academy graduate to serve as the institution’s superintendent. The center and…
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U.S. Air Force Academy Visitor Center not expected to open until late 2025
The last City for Champions Project isn’t expected to open for nearly two years — a new visitor center for the U.S. Air Force Academy, named for retired Lt. Gen. Bradley Hosmer, the first academy graduate to serve as the institution’s superintendent. The center and a nearby 375-room hotel, called the Hotel Polaris at the…