At a time when conservatives want to roll back everything they perceive as “woke,” the story is irresistible: The first elected Black mayor of a white conservative city is tied to a hate crime hoax that might have helped get him elected.
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The award-winning Colorado Springs Independent, winner of more than 150 awards, is the Pikes Peak region’s largest locally owned newspaper, with 142,000 regular readers. It’s available for free at more than 950 locations around town after 6 a.m. every Wednesday or online every day at csindy.com. The Independent has a long history of delivering news you can’t get anywhere else and bringing the community together.
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Caitlin Lowans will be directing Kate Hamill’s 2014 adaptation of “Sense and Sensibility” at the Ent Center for the Arts between Nov. 29 and Dec. 22. It will be their final directorial credit at Theatreworks.
Suspense and Sensibility: Theatreworks explores vulnerability in a time of transition - Colorado Springs Independent
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Southeast Colorado Springs has more needs than many neighborhoods.
Strong Language: Southeast Colorado Springs has a plan. It just needs City Council to back it - Colorado Springs Independent
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Three members of City Council have signed a letter to the Pikes Peak Library District board of trustees, asking that the permanent closure of Rockrimmon Library be delayed or canceled.
City councilors ask Pikes Peak Library District board to change course on Rockrimmon closure - Colorado Springs Independent
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Canvas will provide $50,000 a year to food pantries on Pikes Peak State College's Centennial, Downtown and Rampart campuses.
Canvas Credit Union steps up to fund PPSC food pantries as demand soars - Colorado Springs Independent
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Over the past 20 years, Concrete Couch founder Steve Wood has dedicated himself to transforming community spaces through the arts. From reclaimed spaces to free classes, his efforts have empowered thousands in Colorado Springs.
Raw Materials: Concrete Couch founder Steve Wood reflects on 20 years of community-building through the arts - Colorado Springs Independent
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Jolhea Bautista-Muhammad didn’t expect all of the more than 100 people who RSVP’ed to come to the Nov. 10 grand opening of her new restaurant, the Kamayan Hideaway in the Satellite Hotel, but every single one of them showed up and then some.
At new Colorado Springs restaurant, Filipino specialties are served with a sense of community - Colorado Springs Independent
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On the surface, there weren’t many surprises in El Paso County’s election results on November 5 . If anything, it’s an island microcosm of the country.
El Paso County voter demographics continue to shift (slightly) bluer - Colorado Springs Independent
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Springs Ensemble Theatre’s production of “The Thanksgiving Play” runs Nov. 7-24 at The Fifty-Niner. Tickets can be bought at springsensembletheatre.org.
The Thanksgiving Play explores the pitfalls of good intentions, colorblind casting - Colorado Springs Independent
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More than 2 million Coloradans had voted by the time polling stations opened this morning, but we found some who voted in person or dropped off their ballots today – like Morgan Plummer, who told us who he voted for. To find out what he said, visit csindy.com.
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