Debbie Kelley
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Mountain View, CA, United States
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Weed-eating goats to make wintertime appearance at Bear Creek Regional Park
A typical sign of fall, not spring, will appear over the Presidents Day weekend at Bear Creek Regional Park. → Read More
New survey to study Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ population and needs
A new community assessment has launched to gauge the health and wellbeing of southern Colorado’s LGBTQ+ population. → Read More
Public school enrollment bucks Colorado trend with more students in El Paso, Teller counties
Public school enrollment in the Pikes Peak region is bucking a statewide trend of fewer students. → Read More
Free food, holiday meals being served this week in Colorado Springs area
Need is high this holiday season, according to human and social service organizations that serve the poor. → Read More
High inflation affects Colorado Springs toy drives, which appeal for donations, volunteers
Santa and his elves need help. → Read More
How you can help victims, families of mass shooting in Colorado Springs: Fundraisers started
The Colorado Healing Fund at www.coloradohealingfund.org has started an official fundraiser to benefit victims and families impacted by Club Q mass shooting that happened late Saturday night at the popular → Read More
A day for vets: From streets to new apartment, formerly homeless veterans glad to be rehoused
Residents of Freedom Springs aren’t normally a talkative bunch. Except when Veterans Day rolls around. → Read More
Colorado House District 13: McCluskie v. Buckley
McCluskie, Julie Party: Democrat Phone number: office, 303-866-2952; cell, 970-977-0021 Mailing address: unavailable Education: unavailable This candidate did not respond to The Gazette's request for information by press time. McCluskie lists on her website these as accomplishments in the 2022 legislative session: passing a statewide Reinsurance Program, which reduced health insurance premiums… → Read More
Colorado Springs needs are dire for Thanksgiving food donations
Food is looking like gold and the need for Thanksgiving donations is big around Colorado Springs. → Read More
Squatters take over a Colorado Springs home; now, the owner is in a homeless shelter
B. Lin found herself homeless after her good intentions squared off against bad people. → Read More
The stigma of mental illness: What it looks like and how it's being shattered in Colorado
“What have you got to be depressed about?” “Stop drinking so much. Have some willpower.” “I thought you were doing well last month. NOW, what’s wrong?” “Have you tried yoga, changing your diet, taking Vitamin D?” People struggling with psychological, emotional and social difficulties hear insensitive comments from family, friends, co-workers and even the critical voice inside themselves. Such… → Read More
Santas are coming to town — all around Colorado Springs
Russell Gorrell, one of the men who portrays Santa Claus at the annual Santa's Wonderland at Bass Pro Shops near Northgate, first understood the responsibility of playing Kris Kringle when → Read More
Latino community activist brings 'Vaccine Sunday' to churches statewide
Latino community activist Julissa Soto figures she has a captive audience among church-goers, so she’s trekking the state to deliver the message at services that COVID-19 vaccinations are important. → Read More
Last year's teen suicide spike in El Paso County leads to new prevention tactics to fill gaps
Last year’s alarming jump in teen deaths by suicide in El Paso County activated scrutiny of the situation and set in motion new prevention efforts by a 90-member community work → Read More
Outbreak at homeless shelter in Colorado Springs leads to return of stricter practices
After bringing back all 107 employees and 180 volunteers in June, Colorado Springs’ largest homeless shelter has a COVID-19 outbreak infecting 17 staff and clients. → Read More
Colorado Springs at 150 years | How churches helped shape the city of Colorado Springs
Churches and faith communities have played a pivotal role in shaping Colorado Springs, from its formative roots in the mid-1800s into the 21st century. → Read More
Silver Key to build apartment complex in southeast Colorado Springs for low-income seniors
Silver Key Senior Services has been planning for several years to make a small dent in the increasing need for affordable housing, and now is moving ahead with plans to → Read More
Life.Church, founder of popular Bible app, opens $10.4 million church in northeast Colorado Springs
An evangelical Christian mega-church out of Oklahoma opened its 35th location last year in Colorado Springs. On Sunday, Life.church, founder of the world’s most popular Bible app, will debut a → Read More
Students, staff, strangers pay respects to slain Arvada police officer Gordon Beesley at growing memorial
In a scene that seemed eerily familiar enough to produce goosebumps, Arvada police posted an "end of watch" dated June 21, 2021, on its Twitter account Tuesday for one of → Read More
Honnen legacy removed from old Colorado College ice rink but will continue at new Robson Arena
Edward Honnen didn’t play hockey, but when Colorado College leaders decided nearly 60 years ago that they needed an on-campus ice sheet for team practice, Honnen handed over $750,000 for → Read More