Virtually hundreds of novels in print use Colorado as a setting. Here are a few classics you might want to read for fun: GENERAL: Curry, Peggy Simson, “So Far From Spring,” Cutler, Bruce, “The Massacre at Sand Creek,” Dallas, Sandra, “The Diary of Mattie Spenser,” Dieter, William, “Beyond the Mountain,” Downing, Sybil, “Fire in the […]
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We Tested Home Meal Kits and Here Are the Results
Have you thought about trying one of the many meal kit services? I’ve often wondered if they’re worth the money and what’s the difference between the different dinner prep and delivery services. I decided to do some research to find out once and for all if the fuss over meal kit services is justified. I […]
Hallmark Giving Away a Million Greeting Cards
While there are many ways to show you care, sending a greeting card is one of the best ways to let someone special know they’re supported, appreciated and/or loved. It’s been a chaotic and uneasy time for many. And there’s no better time than now to show someone you’re in their corner offering encouragement and […]
Kids Will Love Library’s Storytime at Home
Missing Storytime at your favorite Library? The Pikes Peak Library District’s Family and Children’s Services librarians are creating Storytime at Home materials for you and you family to enjoy. Every themed Storytime includes top literary picks with easy links to our online Catalog, music, crafting, and literacy tips. Click the photos or the link for more information […]
Kids, Use ‘Agents of Discovery’ to Enjoy State Parks
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has partnered with Agents of Discovery, an educational mobile gaming platform, to create augmented reality trail missions at 13 state parks. This spring, with social distancing requirements still keeping many families in small units as they venture outdoors, it’s a great time to download the app on your smartphone and try […]
Join National Parks Week Celebration in April
The Department of the Interior today announced that National Park Week – an annual weeklong celebration of America’s national parks – will run from April 17 to April 25. National Park Week encourages the public to explore the vast network of our national parks, sacred sites, historical landmarks, as well as our shared heritage contained within them. […]
Taco Bell Updates Its Budget-Friendly Cravings Menu
Photo: Taco Bell Bargain hunters can ring the dinner (or lunch) bell for savings with just a few bucks at Taco Bell. And, whenever the craving hits for the chain’s popular Mexican food, they can enjoy a frugal feast — thanks to its everyday value menu. The Mexican fast-food restaurant offers a Cravings Value Menu at participating locations, […]
Cinemark Showing Oscar Nominees for $5 Each
“Going to the movies” was much different in 2020. However, that doesn’t mean there weren’t any quality films out there to enjoy. Cinephiles just had to do a little extra work to find them. However, you can now check them out all in one place without breaking your entertainment budget. Cinemark is making it easier […]
Sign Up Now for Great America Cleanup on 4.24
Registration is now open for the public to participate in the Pikes Peak Great American Cleanup event Saturday, April 24.Volunteers may select from 20 sites throughout the region to clean parks, trails and waterways. Great American Cleanup Day is slated locally for Saturday, April 24, starting at 9 a.m. Volunteers may select from 20 sites throughout […]
Spring is Here: Time to Be Bear Aware
Photo: CPW As the weather continues to warm up throughout Colorado, reports of bear sightings are starting to trickle into wildlife offices throughout the state. So now is the time for everyone in Colorado to shift back into bear-aware mode, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW). Bird feeders are a major source of bear […]