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People walk the isles of Colorado Springs Comic Con, Sunday, Aug. 25, 2024, at The Broadmoor World Arena. (Parker Seibold, The Gazette)

Carmen Kuhns opened her elf shop on her property near Florissant eight years ago, inspired by her sister's elf shop in Chile. She learned how to create elves out of cold porcelain and now has about 4,000 creations inside her tiny elf shop in the woods. She sells her creatures at festivals and the Colorado Renaissance Festival, but elf lovers also can visit her showroom.

After a lifetime of tie-dying, Holly and Matty Hilts have opened their own tie-dye studio in Colorado Springs: Captain Drips.

Samantha Synsvoll qualified for her individual events during the second meet of the season. She hasn't slowed down since.

Thousands of climbers from around the world flocked again to southwest Colorado for the 30th annual Ouray Ice Festival. It was a time to reflect on Ouray Ice Park's colorful past -- and it's complicated present and uncertain future.

Few teams can touch this version of Ky Walker on the basketball court. In 12 of The Classical Academy’s 17 contests this season, Walker lit up opposing defenses and shot 60 percent or better.

Looking for unique last-minute Valentine's Day date ideas in Colorado Springs? Choose between a magical Harry Potter-themed night, go-karting, vintage treasure hunting and more.

Linda Kilis and Steve Locke pose for a portrait outside of The Signature at Promontory Pointe Apartments on Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2025. The pair say “toxic mold” that was discovered

Steve Locke was a paragon of health and fitness, a career executive with the U.S. Olympic Committee who embraced athletics just as enthusiastically off the clock. But in 2014, a

CRP Architects hires a CEO to future proof the company, focusing on community impact and collaboration.