Jennifer Mulson

Crystal Gayle, who's best known for her Grammy Award-winning 1977 country pop song, "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue," will perform Sunday at Phil Long Music Hall at Bourbon Brothers.

Gazette reporter Jennifer Mulson is celebrating five years of being detached from alcohol, one of the best break-ups she's ever had.

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Inside or outside. Country, metal or rock. No matter your preference, there’s plenty of popular music acts on the local docket as summer fades into fall. Aug. 30: Little Big Town, with Wynonna Judd and […]

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Denver's Fairmount Cemetery serves as the final resting ground for at least one colorful character — Helen Peters Nosworthy, the woman who named the Ouija board. Born in 1851 in Baltimore, Md., Nosworthy died in Denver in 1940, and is buried with her husband and close friends in a family plot. It wasn't until 2013 that her fraught history with what were first known as talking boards was discovered, thanks to Robert Murch, a lifelong Ouija board afficionado.

The Wellington House, built in Cascade in 1888 by Edwin and Anna May Wellington, is for sale for $1.5 million. Owner Kayle Higinbotham inherited the house from her parents, who bought the historic house in 1950. It's had many incarnations: dairy farm, fox farm, boarding house, restaurant and illegal gambling casino before becoming Higinbotham's permanent residence for the last 35 years.

Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save There’s a new bell of the ball in northeastern Colorado Springs. “Belle” is the recently erected 5,000-pound steel sculpture of a Percheron draft horse by world-renowned Scottish sculptor Andy Scott. She now towers 15 feet […]

Colorado Springs theater company announces new leader

Colorado Springs theater company announces new leader

In 2016 Robert Redford and his longtime friend and acting partner Jane Fonda alighted in Colorado Springs to film the 2017 Netflix film, "Our Souls at Night," based on the 2015 novel by Colorado author Kent Haruf. The movie is still available on the streaming platform. Redford, who worked in 1955 as a janitor at The Sink in Boulder, died Tuesday. He was 89.