Tag: lewis-palmer high school
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District 38 college signees have an RMAC feel
The Tri-Lakes area has long been well represented in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. After national letter of intent signing day Wednesday, it’s clear that representation will continue. Nine School District 38 student-athletes signed to play at the next level. Four of those will be competing in the RMAC. That’s not surprising. The powerhouse NCAA…
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Lewis-Palmer volleyball’s resilience, focus on mental health, leads to strong season headed into regionals
When senior outside hitter Madi Crowe had a severe ankle injury midway through the season, Lewis-Palmer’s volleyball team had to make a new game plan. The team was coming out of a 4-7 slump and had to step up its game in order to salvage its season, especially without one of its top players in…
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Market in Monument featured almost 150 vendors, handmade items
If you bought items from Sak Saum at last weekend’s Front Range Makers Market, you help prevent and create awareness around human trafficking in Cambodia. “It’s (trafficking) shifting to other forms of exploitation,” said Sak Saum co-founder Ginny Hanson. “Sometimes it changes its face, how it looks. It’s still an issue but not as visible.…
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Market north of Colorado Springs to feature almost 150 vendors, handmade items
When you buy items from Sak Saum at this weekend’s Front Range Makers Market, you help prevent and create awareness around human trafficking in Cambodia. “It’s (trafficking) shifting to other forms of exploitation,” said Sak Saum co-founder Ginny Hanson. “Sometimes it changes its face, how it looks. It’s still an issue but not as visible.…
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Tri-Lakes twins poised to attain elite Eagle Scout rank
Like many identical twin siblings, Sam and Eli Brothers spend much of their time together. They recently graduated from Lewis-Palmer High School together. They’ve both been involved in Boy Scouts of America for as long as they can remember, and their ascent up the Scout ranks has been mostly parallel. So it was no surprise…
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Local identical twin brothers poised to attain elite Eagle Scout rank
Like many identical twin siblings, Sam and Eli Brothers spend much of their time together. They recently graduated from Lewis-Palmer High School together. They’ve both been involved in Boy Scouts of America for as long as they can remember, and their ascent up the Scout ranks has been mostly parallel. So it was no surprise…
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Lewis-Palmer High junior self-publishes book of original poetry
”We like to read because it puts our feelings into words.” The opening poem in Jane Marie’s debut book “Mental Breakthrough” encapsulates the collection’s main theme and purpose: to express what we often feel but don’t often say. The Lewis-Palmer High School junior has always enjoyed reading and writing, but she never saw herself as…
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Lewis-Palmer High junior self-publishes book of original poetry
We like to read because it puts our feelings into words. The opening poem in Jane Marie’s debut book “Mental Breakthrough” encapsulates the collection’s main theme and purpose: to express what we often feel but don’t often say. The Lewis-Palmer High School junior has always enjoyed reading and writing, but she never saw herself as…
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Denver comedian Brent Gill to headline monthly comedy show in Colorado Springs
Spite can be a great motivator. It works wonders for comedian Russell Keller. In 2019, after a college screenwriting professor told him he wasn’t very funny, Keller thought, “I’ll show you,” and started doing stand-up around the Pikes Peak region. But after one too many shows in dive bars where nobody cared about or paid…
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Denver comedian Brent Gill to headline monthly comedy show in Colorado Springs
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Spite can be a great motivator. It works wonders for comedian Russell Keller. In 2019, after a college screenwriting professor told him he wasn’t very funny, Keller thought, “I’ll show you,” and started doing stand-up around the Pikes Peak region. But after one too many…