Tag: woodland park
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Cripple Creek Arts Alliance features local artists
Creativity and artists flourish in southern Teller County this month. Following shows throughout the month, the Cripple Creek Arts Alliance hosts the grand finale that begins with an artists’ reception on Sept. 26. The show runs through Oct. 4 at the Cripple Creek Heritage Center. The show features guest artists Kathy Walden, known as the…
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StoryTeller Project features local storytellers
Quietly stunning, the unleashing of stories told by locals who speak of mental health challenges heightens the drama of the StoryTeller Project. In the video, people share stories of domestic abuse, suicide attempts, postpartum depression, feelings of abandonment or loss of childhood for the project filmed on scene. A partnership of the Teller County Mental…
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Colorado Springs Christian survives Woodland Park’s rally attempt, improves to 2-0
Nick Salas never had a doubt. The Colorado Springs Christian football coach watched his Lions shutter Woodland Park’s offense most of Friday evening. As Woodland Park had its final play of its home contest, Salas knew the Lions’ defense wouldn’t fold. Salas nailed his assessment. Colorado Springs Christian survived a furious Woodland Park fourth-quarter rally…
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Clients thrive at Faithful Hearts
Enhancing the bond between horse and human, Faithful Hearts Equine Learning Center treats clients on a ranch north of Woodland Park. “Horses are highly motivated and play off human emotions, respond to whatever state you’re in,” said Stephanie Smith-Zaruba, co-founder of the nonprofit organization with Holly Fletcher. Founded in 2020 in Fletcher’s backyard, the…
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Boiler is a metaphor for Cresson Elementary
When is a boiler more than just a boiler? In the Cripple Creek/Victor School District, the $250,000 boiler for Cresson Elementary School reflects integrity. “It is important for community members to know that the school board is putting their tax dollars to good use in a proactive, fiscally responsible manner,” said CCV Superintendent Dan Cummings. The…
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Wander Woodland. You’ll love it
An advertising campaign comparable to shouting from the rooftops, Wander Woodland is designed to capture attention to the wonders of Woodland Park. Organized by Anita Riggle and Kimberly Burleson, economic development/budget analyst and assistant city manager, respectively, the campaign focuses on the commercial and recreational aspects of the city. “With Wander Woodland we want to…
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Oktoberfest comes roaring back in Woodland Park
The revival of Oktoberfest in Woodland Park combines games and a zany contest to raise money for the city’s youth athletics. A celebration full of varieties, food, golf, bingo, beer and music, Oktoberfest Above the Clouds hosts the event. Formed for the purpose of benefiting youth, Oktoberfest Above the Clouds is a nonprofit organization. …
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LETTERS: Support for State Patrol; road improvements
Support for State Patrol On behalf of the Colorado State Patrol, I want to express our profound gratitude to the Woodland Park community for the outpouring of support following the recent shootings of our troopers. Over the last week, the kindness and solidarity shown by our residents, local businesses and neighboring departments have been a…
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‘A Cowboy’s Legacy’ to honor life of rancher Tom Hatton
To keep the memory going strong for Cowboys then and now.For all the men who ride a horse whose lives depend on cows.A noble breed, a cowboy, he holds traditions keyHe’s all I know, all I am, he’s my dad, his dad, you and me. -From “The Cowboy’s Legacy” by Donna Hatton “A Cowboy’s Legacy…
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Victor celebrates the arts in its 26th year
Loaded with easels, paint and creative vigor, artists from around the region come to Victor to gloriify a place nearly 10,000 feet above sea level. A Labor Day weekend tradition, Victor Celebrates the Arts celebrates its 26th year with 65 artists expected to paint en plein air on the streets. Led by Judy Sandlin and…