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Temporary closure on Knollwood starts May 28
(MONUMENT, Colo.) — Highway 105A will continue its construction project with a new phase starting Tuesday, May 28. Northbound Knollwood between Highway 105 and the roundabout will be temporarily closed at Highway 105 for two weeks for a storm drain installation. During the two weeks, all traffic needing to access businesses and Monument Academy will […]
EPC Clerk to conduct public voting system test
(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — The El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s Office will conduct a public Logic and Accuracy (L&A) test of county voting equipment ahead of the June 25, 2024 election. The County Clerk said the test will include the Central Count Scanners, and Voter Service and Polling Center ballot marking devices. The […]
Honoring our fallen heroes at the Air Force Academy
(U.S. AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.) — The United State Air Force Academy (USAFA) is home to our nation’s future protectors of the skies. As graduation approaches next week, the Academy marked the upcoming sacred holiday, Memorial Day, by inviting the southern Colorado community to come together on Friday morning, May 24 to honor our fallen […]
Curtis Road Bridge Replacement to start in June
(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — Starting Monday, June 3 there will be a full closure of Curtis Road. El Paso County will begin construction on the first Monday of June to replace the deck on the Curtis Road Bridge on Curtis Road between Davis Road and Jones Road. The project is expected to be completed […]
Hwy 24 work between Falcon and Peyton begins June 3
(EL PASO COUNTY, Colo.) — Road work is set to begin in early June on Highway 24 between Falcon and Peyton, with traffic impacts including nighttime lane closures and reduced speed limits. The resurfacing work will take place between Garrett Road to Smith Ranch Road, and will primarily consist of resurfacing, updating the guardrail, striping, […]
Long-awaited plan taking shape for Colorado Springs' Jones Park
A long-awaited master plan for a highly debated place of recreation and conservation in Colorado Springs' mountains is closer to a finish line. El Paso County parks officials recently fielded questions from mountain bikers and motorcyclists about a proposed guiding document for the next decade of management at Jones Park, the nearly 1,200 acres in the Bear Creek watershed popularly reached from North Cheyenne Cañon Park.
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