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  1. The Agony and the Donut: A Report from the Palmer Lake .5KSatireEventsPalmer Lake
  2. Triview Approves a 12-Year Sales-Tax Incentive for CostcoGovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentMetropolitan DistrictsMonumentTaxes & Budgets
  3. Tone Deaf at the Ford: A Fundraiser, a Noise Permit and a 45-Decibel FightGovernmentCampaign FinanceColorado SpringsFord Amphitheater
  4. Colorado Pitches Colorado Springs for NASA’s Proposed Space AcademyGovernmentAir Force AcademyColorado SpringsGovernment ExplainedGrowth & Development
  5. The YMCA’s Creepy Crawl 5K Runs at Palmer Lake on SaturdayEvents NewsEventsPalmer LakeParks & Recreation
  6. Palmer Lake Trustees Seek a Budget with No Deficit and Adopt New Rules on Bears and SnowGovernmentPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesPublic SafetyTaxes & BudgetsWildlife
  7. Triview Considers an Incentive Agreement with Costco on ThursdayGovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentMetropolitan DistrictsMonumentTaxes & Budgets
  8. Before the Cadets: What the Air Force Bought North of Colorado SpringsLocal NewsAir Force AcademyColorado SpringsHistoryMonument
  9. D38 Will Seek State Approval to Oversee a Statewide Online SchoolSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38Monument AcademySchool FundingTest Scores
  10. Monument Town Council, October 19, 2026: E-Motos Banned from Town Property, Council Backs 2BGovernment2026 ElectionsMonumentMonument Town CouncilPublic SafetyTaxes & BudgetsTransportation
  11. If the City Says No, Try the CountyGovernment2026 ElectionsBuc-ee'sColorado SpringsEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentLand Use & ZoningMonumentPalmer LakeWater
  12. Half of Colorado’s Voters Belong to No PartyOpinion2026 Elections
  13. 2B Asks Monument’s Builders to Pay the Rate Shoppers Already DoGovernment2026 ElectionsGovernment ExplainedGrowth & DevelopmentMonumentMonument Town CouncilTaxes & BudgetsTransportation
  14. Laura Kronick Reads Every Line of the Budget. Now She Is Running for Mayor.Government2026 ElectionsGrowth & DevelopmentMonumentMonument Town CouncilWater
  15. CDOT Sends the Buc-ee’s Interchange Request to the Full Transportation CommissionGovernmentBuc-ee'sLand Use & ZoningTransportation
  16. Kenneth Kimple Wants Monument Ready Before It Needs to Be. Now He Is Running for Mayor.Government2026 ElectionsMonumentMonument Town CouncilPublic SafetyWaterWildfire
  17. Ruby Rae’s Brings Afternoon Tea to Downtown MonumentBusiness SpotlightBusiness SpotlightLocal BusinessMonument
  18. When the Black Forest Farmed FoxesLocal NewsBlack ForestHistoryMonumentPalmer LakeWildlife
  19. Buc-ee’s Files Its Site Plan; Construction Would Run from Spring 2027 to Fall 2028GovernmentBuc-ee'sEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & Zoning
  20. New Website Maps 534 Places in the History of the Palmer DivideLocal NewsBlack ForestHistoryMonumentPalmer Lake
  21. Big Max, Medium Results: Growing Giant Pumpkins at 7,200 FeetLocal NewsGardening
  22. All About That BassLocal NewsColorado SpringsData CentersFord Amphitheater
  23. Palmer Lake Adopts New Board Rules as Its Administrator Warns of a Million-Dollar ShortfallGovernmentPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesPublic Safety
  24. The Village on Washington StreetBusiness SpotlightBusiness SpotlightLocal BusinessMonument
  25. Monument Town Council, October 5, 2026: Parkway Bid Moved to December, Conexus Drainage Land AcceptedGovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentMetropolitan DistrictsMonumentMonument Town CouncilPublic SafetyWater
  26. Palmer Lake Candidate Forum, October 4, 2026: Revenue, Water, Buc-ee’s and the Fire DepartmentGovernment2026 ElectionsBuc-ee'sMonument Fire DistrictPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesWater
  27. Tri-Lakes Home Sales: August 2026Local NewsBlack ForestGleneagleGrowth & DevelopmentHome SalesMonumentPalmer LakeWoodmoor
  28. Woodmoor Public Safety’s September: 83 Calls and 2,310 Property ChecksLocal NewsPublic SafetyWoodmoor
  29. Five Acres at a Time: Sixty Years of Zoning in Black ForestLocal NewsBlack ForestEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentHistoryLand Use & ZoningPlans & Codes
  30. The Ethics Behind “Traditional Methods”Opinion2026 ElectionsLetters & Guest OpinionWildlife
  31. The Palmer Lake Historical Society Turns 70Local NewsEventsHistoryPalmer Lake
  32. D38 Buys Colorado Produce with Its First Local Food GrantSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38Monument AcademySchool Funding
  33. Black Forest Community Club Will Honor the Munson Family on October 17Events NewsBlack ForestEvents
  34. Empty Bowls Holds Its Final Dinner on October 14Events NewsEventsMonument
  35. Atis Jurka Wants Palmer Lake Residents Heard First. Now He Is Running for Mayor.Government2026 ElectionsPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesTransparency & RecordsWater
  36. The Forecast Said High. The Map Logged Five Reports.Local NewsAbout the IndependentColorado SpringsFord Amphitheater
  37. More than 31 Million Birds Have Crossed El Paso County This FallLocal NewsWildlife
  38. Monument’s 2040 Plan Gets More Time: A Hearing on October 14, a Council Vote on November 2GovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentMonumentMonument Town CouncilPlans & Codes
  39. The Walker Road Rezoning Came Back with New Numbers and the Old ArgumentLocal NewsEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningPlans & Codes
  40. No Rural Health Transformation Money Reaches El Paso CountyGovernment2026 ElectionsGovernment Explained
  41. The Palmer Lake .5K Returns October 18Events NewsEventsPalmer LakeParks & Recreation
  42. Crank and Killin Answer Our QuestionsGovernment2026 ElectionsCampaign FinanceWater
  43. Crank and Killin, in Their Own WordsGovernment2026 Elections
  44. Tri-Lakes Home Sales: July 2026Local NewsBlack ForestGleneagleGrowth & DevelopmentHome SalesMonumentPalmer LakeWoodmoor
  45. Oktoberfest at the Mining Museum Runs Through SundayEvents NewsColorado SpringsEvents
  46. Palmer Lake Sets Bear Workshop as Administrator Warns of Two-Year Cash RunwayGovernmentPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesPublic SafetyWildlife
  47. Buc-ee’s Opponents Take the County’s Decision to CourtGovernmentBuc-ee'sEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & Zoning
  48. Needles Highway 83 Approved 3–1, on the Criterion That Denied Walker RoadLocal NewsEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningPlans & Codes
  49. Bears, Trash and a Town Hall: What to Know Before Palmer Lake’s Meeting TonightGovernmentPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesPlans & CodesPublic SafetyWildlife
  50. Monument Town Council Candidate Forum Set for Monday at the ChamberEvents News2026 ElectionsMonumentMonument Town Council
  51. Bring Your Questions: Monument’s Council Opens the Floor on October 13Government2026 ElectionsGovernment ExplainedMonumentMonument Town Council
  52. The Commissioners Will Write Their Own LimitsOpinion2026 ElectionsEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & ZoningPlans & Codes
  53. Monument Town Council, September 21, 2026: 7 Brew Approved, Police Fees RewrittenGovernmentLand Use & ZoningMonumentMonument Town CouncilPublic SafetyTransparency & RecordsWater
  54. Creek Week Comes to Monument and Palmer LakeEvents NewsEventsMonumentPalmer LakeParks & RecreationWater
  55. At the Woodmoor Barn, Residents Press the County’s Code Consultant on Density and RezoningsLocal NewsLand Use & ZoningPlans & CodesWoodmoor
  56. The Wind Blew the Other Way, and the Complaints Came AnywayLocal NewsAbout the IndependentColorado SpringsFord Amphitheater
  57. The County’s Zoning Rewrite Comes to the Woodmoor Barn MondayLocal NewsBuc-ee'sLand Use & ZoningPlans & CodesWoodmoor
  58. Ask Your Local Officials for HelpOpinionGovernment ExplainedLetters & Guest OpinionMonumentMonument Town Council
  59. Gleneagle Removes All Five Directors and Seats Its ChallengersLocal NewsGleneagle
  60. A Yes Vote with a Warning: The Needles Rezoning Goes to CommissionersLocal NewsEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningPlans & Codes
  61. Palmer Lake Candidate Forum Set for Saturday at the EcoSpa AnnexEvents News2026 ElectionsPalmer LakePalmer Lake Trustees
  62. Colorado Springs Will Decide Project Taurus a Week After Its ElectionGovernmentBuc-ee'sColorado SpringsData CentersLand Use & ZoningPlans & CodesTransparency & Records
  63. Tri-Lakes Halloween Headquarters: Trunk-or-Treats, Oktoberfests and Pumpkin Patches, MappedEvents NewsAbout the IndependentEvents
  64. Vertex Consulting Files Its Rezonings With the Department It Came FromGovernmentBlack ForestEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningPlans & CodesTransparency & RecordsWater
  65. Monument Independent Digital Straw Poll: Fifteen Questions From Your November BallotGovernment2026 ElectionsAbout the Independent
  66. Gleneagle’s Proxy Form Names a Director Facing RemovalLocal NewsGleneagle
  67. The State Released Its Preliminary Framework Scoring. Where D38 Earned Its Points.SchoolsLewis-Palmer D38Monument AcademyTest Scores
  68. A Robotics Room in Monument Became a Community Workshop in Palmer LakeLocal NewsPalmer Lake
  69. Denied in July, Walker Road Rezoning Returns as RM-12 and RS-5000Local NewsEl Paso County CommissionersHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & Zoning
  70. Black Forest Slash Drop-Off Ends Sept. 12; Mulch Runs Through Sept. 19Events NewsBlack ForestEventsWildfire
  71. Palmer Lake Wine Festival Returns Sept. 12Events NewsEventsPalmer Lake
  72. The Changing Politics of Northern El Paso CountyGovernment2026 ElectionsGrowth & DevelopmentMonumentPalmer Lake
  73. Monument Town Council, September 8, 2026: An E-Bike Ordinance Ordered, a Drive-Thru Sent Back, a Plan Nobody Could FindGovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentLand Use & ZoningMonumentMonument Town CouncilPublic SafetyTransparency & RecordsWater
  74. Monument Pours in the Park Returns Sept. 19Events NewsEventsMonument
  75. Six Candidates, Five Seats, One Contested RaceGovernment2026 ElectionsMonumentMonument Town Council
  76. Woodmoor Public Safety’s August: 87 Calls and 1,919 Property ChecksLocal NewsPublic SafetyWoodmoor
  77. The Water Under the Palmer DivideLocal NewsBlack ForestEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentMetropolitan DistrictsMonumentPalmer LakeWaterWoodmoor
  78. The Road Forked at Monument. Colorado’s Tarred Adjutant General Took the Palmer Lake Branch.Local NewsHistoryPalmer Lake
  79. Monument’s Draft 2040 Plan Is Out. Here Is How to Weigh In.GovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentMonumentMonument Town CouncilPlans & Codes
  80. Sound Reached Six Miles on a Nearly Windless NightLocal NewsColorado SpringsFord Amphitheater
  81. At the Ford Amphitheater, Six Shows and Higher RentLocal NewsColorado SpringsFord Amphitheater
  82. A Monument Academy Graduate Wins a Denver Woman’s Press Club ScholarshipSchoolsMonumentMonument Academy
  83. Gleneagle Votes September 15 on Recalling Its Entire BoardLocal NewsGleneagle
  84. What Made Each Place DistinctOpinionBlack ForestBuc-ee'sLand Use & ZoningPlans & Codes
  85. Monument’s Target Has Its Permit. Construction Has Started.GovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentMonumentMonument Town Council
  86. E-Bike Rules in the Tri-Lakes: What Parents Should KnowGovernmentGleneagleMonumentPalmer LakePublic SafetyWoodmoor
  87. Woodmoor’s Musty Water and the Renewable-Water Project It Now Plans AloneLocal NewsWaterWoodmoor
  88. Monument Academy’s Elementary School Made $1 Million. Its High School Lost $579,000.SchoolsLewis-Palmer D38Monument AcademySchool Funding
  89. Palmer Lake’s November Ballot Is Set: Two for Mayor, Ten for Five Trustee SeatsGovernment2026 ElectionsPalmer LakePalmer Lake Trustees
  90. Promontory Pointe and Sanctuary Pointe Vote on Dissolving Their Metro DistrictsGovernmentMetropolitan DistrictsMonument
  91. Labor Day Weekend in the Tri-Lakes: Monu-Palooza, Three Farmers Markets and 70 Balloons in Colorado SpringsEvents NewsEvents
  92. Eight Bands, Nine Hours: Monu-Palooza Returns to Limbach ParkEvents NewsEventsMonument
  93. An Open Letter to Chair Carrie GeitnerOpinionEl Paso County CommissionersLetters & Guest OpinionTransparency & Records
  94. School Spotlight: Monument Academy Middle School, Where Logic Is a RequirementSchoolsHighway 83 & Walker RoadMonument AcademySchool Spotlight
  95. El Paso County Is Rewriting the Rules the Buc-ee’s Fight Turned OnLocal NewsBuc-ee'sLand Use & ZoningPlans & Codes
  96. Eight Hours at Centennial Hall: How Buc-ee’s Won Its AppealGovernmentBuc-ee'sEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & Zoning
  97. Commissioners Grant Buc-ee’s Appeal, 4-1GovernmentBuc-ee'sEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & Zoning
  98. An Open Letter to Buc-ee’s LeadershipOpinionBuc-ee'sLetters & Guest Opinion
  99. Residents Will Ask the Commissioners to Name the NeighborhoodGovernmentBuc-ee'sEl Paso County Commissioners
  100. LaKind Will Not Seek Re-Election as Mayor of MonumentGovernment2026 ElectionsMonumentMonument Town Council
  101. Thursday’s Buc-ee’s Hearing: Time, Place, and How to Take PartGovernmentBuc-ee'sEl Paso County Commissioners
  102. The State Released 2026 Test Scores. Where D38 Finished Among Its Peers.SchoolsLewis-Palmer D38Monument AcademyTest Scores
  103. The Comment I Filed on the Buc-ee’s AppealOpinionAbout the IndependentBuc-ee's
  104. El Paso County Eases to Stage I Fire RestrictionsLocal NewsWildfire
  105. Kent Hutson Chaired Palmer Lake’s Master Plan. Now He Is Running for Mayor.Government2026 ElectionsPalmer LakePalmer Lake Trustees
  106. At the Ford Amphitheater, the Complaints Track the WindLocal NewsColorado SpringsFord AmphitheaterGleneagle
  107. D38’s Board Sets June Deadlines on Pay and RetentionSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38School Funding
  108. Monument Town Council, August 17, 2026: A Subdivision Denied, a Tax on the Ballot, a Fee Schedule RewrittenGovernment2026 ElectionsGrowth & DevelopmentLand Use & ZoningMonumentMonument Town Council
  109. The Independent Builds a Sound Forecast for the Ford AmphitheaterLocal NewsAbout the IndependentColorado SpringsFord Amphitheater
  110. BoardWatch Adds Palmer Lake and a Tracker for Each BoardGovernmentAbout the Independent
  111. A History of the Monument Police DepartmentLocal NewsHistoryMonumentPublic SafetyWoodmoor
  112. A History of the Monument Fire DepartmentLocal NewsHistoryMonumentMonument Fire DistrictWoodmoor
  113. Woodmoor Public Safety’s July: 100 Calls and Nearly 2,000 Property ChecksLocal NewsPublic SafetyWoodmoor
  114. Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, August 13, 2026: A New Administrator, a Land Swap and a Legal Bill Past BudgetGovernmentPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesWater
  115. In Palmer Lake, Outdoor Watering Is Now One Hour a Week, by BucketLocal NewsPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesWater
  116. Palmer Lake Could Vote in 2027 on Dissolving Its Fire DepartmentGovernmentMonument Fire DistrictPalmer LakePalmer Lake Trustees
  117. Monument’s First Touch-a-Truck Is Saturday MorningEvents NewsEventsMonumentMonument Fire District
  118. Three Governments, One Map: The Independent Launches TriLakes GrowthLocal NewsAbout the IndependentGrowth & Development
  119. Acquired for the Public: Palmer Land Conservancy Now Owns 674 Acres Below Pikes PeakLocal NewsLand Conservation
  120. If Evidence Matters, Let the Public Present ItOpinionBuc-ee'sLetters & Guest OpinionTransparency & Records
  121. Opposition Groups Put a Number on Buc-ee’s: A Net Loss of $600,000 a YearLocal NewsBuc-ee'sMonument Fire District
  122. Buc-ee’s Hearing Set for Aug. 27Local NewsBuc-ee'sEl Paso County Commissioners
  123. Monument Breaks Ground on a Play Park Seven Years in the MakingLocal NewsMonumentParks & Recreation
  124. Matt Grubesic Enters the District 1 Commissioner Race as a Write-InGovernment2026 ElectionsEl Paso County Commissioners
  125. School Starts Aug. 12 in D38, Aug. 11 at Monument AcademySchoolsLewis-Palmer D38Monument Academy
  126. Monument Town Council, August 3, 2026: A Tax Sent Back, Water Rates Up, an Exit From the LoopGovernment2026 ElectionsMonumentMonument Town CouncilWater
  127. Monument Council Asks the County to Reject Buc-ee’s Zoning ClaimGovernmentBuc-ee'sMonumentMonument Town Council
  128. Safety Does Not Set Teacher Pay in El Paso CountySchoolsLewis-Palmer D38School Funding
  129. The Independent Launches a Free Tri-Lakes Business DirectoryLocal NewsAbout the Independent
  130. Colorado at 150: The State That Arrived Late and Picked a PresidentLocal NewsHistoryMonument
  131. Monument Wins Its First Bidding WarGovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentMonumentMonument Town Council
  132. A Colorado Springs Councilman Told a Forum on Civility That Palmer Lake Was Steamrolled. Palmer Lake Won.GovernmentBuc-ee'sCampaign FinancePalmer LakePalmer Lake Trustees
  133. Who We Are, by the Numbers: A Demographic Portrait of the Tri-LakesLocal NewsGrowth & DevelopmentLewis-Palmer D38
  134. The BOCC Hearing Story Isn’t the Vote, It’s the CommunityOpinionHighway 83 & Walker RoadLetters & Guest OpinionTransparency & Records
  135. Four Million Dollars, FrozenSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38School Funding
  136. The Bet at Exit 156Business SpotlightBusiness SpotlightColorado Springs
  137. Where the Easement Ends: Two Land Trusts Join the Buc-ee’s ArgumentLocal NewsBuc-ee'sLand Conservation
  138. Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, July 23, 2026: A Hearing Officer, a Clean Audit and a Bridge Already GoneGovernmentData CentersPalmer LakePalmer Lake Trustees
  139. Arts Council Opens Free Palmer Lake Arts Fest at Centennial Park This WeekendEvents NewsEventsPalmer Lake
  140. School Spotlight: Lewis-Palmer Middle School, the Bridge Every Ranger and Bear CrossesSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38School SpotlightWoodmoor
  141. After the Denial: What the County’s Vote Does — and Doesn’t — SettleLocal NewsEl Paso County CommissionersHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & Zoning
  142. I Left Xfinity for Conexon Connect’s Two-Gig Fiber. Here’s How the Switch Went.Local NewsBroadbandMonument
  143. At Highway 83 and Walker Road, a Test of the County’s Own RulesLocal NewsEl Paso County CommissionersHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & Zoning
  144. Monument Town Council, July 20, 2026: Lake Parking, a Data-Center Freeze and the LoopGovernmentData CentersMonumentMonument Town CouncilWater
  145. A Quiet Downgrade: How D38 Lost Its “Distinction”SchoolsLewis-Palmer D38Test Scores
  146. School Spotlight: The Classical Academy, the Charter You Have to Wait ForSchoolsColorado SpringsSchool Spotlight
  147. School Spotlight: Monument Academy, the Charter That Rebuilt Its High SchoolSchoolsHighway 83 & Walker RoadMonument AcademySchool Spotlight
  148. Woodmoor, Explained: The Biggest Tri-Lakes Community That Isn’t a TownLocal NewsGovernment ExplainedHistoryMonument Fire DistrictWoodmoor
  149. School Spotlight: Palmer Ridge High School, the Bears on the HillSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38MonumentSchool Spotlight
  150. The Last Line of Defense: How Greenland Ranch Keeps Denver and Colorado Springs ApartLocal NewsBuc-ee'sHistoryLand Conservation
  151. Historical Society Hosts Palmer Divide History Day in Palmer Lake on SaturdayEvents NewsEventsHistoryPalmer Lake
  152. Call It a Truck Stop: Opposition Group Publishes Its Own Answer to the Buc-ee’s QuestionLocal NewsBuc-ee'sLand Use & Zoning
  153. Home Place Ranch: Who Runs the RanchGovernmentHome Place RanchMetropolitan DistrictsMonument
  154. What Monument’s license-plate cameras capture, keep and shareGovernmentMonumentPublic SafetyTransparency & Records
  155. Lunch, Located: A Food Truck Tracker for the Tri-LakesLocal NewsAbout the IndependentFood Trucks
  156. Why We Won’t Put up a Paywall — and What We Ask InsteadOpinionAbout the Independent
  157. Drains, Lanes and AutomobilesLocal NewsHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningMonument AcademyWater
  158. The Lantern on Highway 105Business SpotlightBusiness SpotlightPalmer Lake
  159. Not an HOA: The Government That Runs Much of MonumentGovernmentGovernment ExplainedHome Place RanchMetropolitan DistrictsMonumentWater
  160. For Love of PlaceOpinionHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningLetters & Guest Opinion
  161. Buc-ee’s Appeals — and the Question Lands with the CommissionersLocal NewsBuc-ee'sEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & Zoning
  162. Home Place Ranch: The Empty-Nest PromiseGovernmentGrowth & DevelopmentHome Place RanchLand Use & ZoningMonumentMonument Town Council
  163. A Town Without GuardrailsGovernmentPalmer LakePalmer Lake TrusteesTransparency & Records
  164. Is a Buc-ee’s a “Convenience Store”? The County Says It Cannot TellLocal NewsBuc-ee'sLand Use & Zoning
  165. Eighty-Plus Objections to Buc-ee’s, Filed “for Reference Only”Local NewsBuc-ee'sTransparency & Records
  166. Blame the Buildings? What D38’s Test Scores Actually ShowSchoolsGrowth & DevelopmentLewis-Palmer D38MonumentMonument AcademyTest Scores
  167. Live Results: El Paso County Commissioner Primary (2026)Government2026 ElectionsEl Paso County Commissioners
  168. The Fourth in Monument: A Parade at Ten, No Fireworks This YearEvents NewsLocal NewsEventsMonument
  169. The Final Countdown: Who Is Funding El Paso County’s Next CommissionersGovernment2026 ElectionsCampaign FinanceEl Paso County Commissioners
  170. Choose WiselyGovernment2026 ElectionsBuc-ee'sCampaign FinanceEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & Zoning
  171. Food Truck Friday Tonight at Sanctuary Pointe ParkEvents NewsEventsFood TrucksMonument
  172. Buc-ee’s Tries the Back DoorLocal NewsBuc-ee'sEl Paso County CommissionersLand Use & Zoning
  173. Why an Independent Paper, in a Town That Left the PartiesOpinionAbout the Independent
  174. Monument Town Survey: What the Words Are WorthGovernment2026 ElectionsMonumentMonument Town Council
  175. Monument Town Council Meeting: June 15, 2026GovernmentData CentersMonumentMonument Town Council
  176. At Highway 83 and Walker Road, a Setback for DensityLocal NewsHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningMonument Academy
  177. Right-Sizing the Rolls: D38’s 2026-27 Budget Braces for a Smaller DistrictSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38School Funding
  178. Permission Granted: A County Board That Has Never Said NoGovernmentCampaign FinanceEl Paso County CommissionersGrowth & DevelopmentLand Use & Zoning
  179. What the Garden of the Gods Data-Center Fight Means for the Tri-LakesLocal NewsColorado SpringsData CentersEl Paso County CommissionersWater
  180. Rezoning at the Schoolhouse GateLocal NewsHighway 83 & Walker RoadLand Use & ZoningMonument Academy
  181. The Road That Lost Its BaptistsLocal NewsHistoryMonument
  182. Spring 2026 Prep Sports: State Titles, a Top Seed and a Dynasty That HeldSports & OutdoorsLewis-Palmer D38
  183. Food Truck Friday Tonight at Sanctuary Pointe ParkEvents NewsEventsFood TrucksMonument
  184. Board Games: How El Paso County Commissioners Are Elected, Paid and TemptedGovernment2026 ElectionsEl Paso County CommissionersGovernment Explained
  185. School Spotlight: Lewis-Palmer High School, the Original RangerSchoolsLewis-Palmer D38MonumentSchool Spotlight
  186. Town Delays Monument Lake Paid-Parking Decision to July 20 After Residents Push BackGovernmentMonumentMonument Town CouncilParks & Recreation
  187. Who Actually Governs the Tri-Lakes? A Field GuideGovernmentGovernment ExplainedMonumentPalmer Lake
  188. Follow the Money: Buc-ee’s, the Ford Amphitheater Network, and the 2026 Commissioner RacesGovernment2026 ElectionsBuc-ee'sCampaign FinanceEl Paso County CommissionersFord Amphitheater