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There's no better way to kick off the holiday season than with a big community bike ride full of cycling Santas! Whether you live in town or are looking for a great time to visit the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort, check out this episode of Pedal the Springs podcast to find out more about our Annual Cycling Santa & Chasing Santa 5k, coming up December 2, 2023 – and register at ChasingSanta.com. Listen to get a registration discount code. It's been an annual holiday tradition since the Buffalo Lodge became the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort 7 years ago. The first Saturday in December we trade in our kits for Santa Suits to ride a spread cheer through our community. The Cycling Santa benefits Christmas Unlimited and participants are encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy to help kids less fortunate in our community. The ride has something for every ability, from 6 to 10 miles to the 22 mile full route. The routes travel along the Pikes Peak Greenway and are all relatively flat. The long ride continues through downtown Colorado Springs and Old Colorado City to the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort for a big waffle breakfast and party before heading back to the start. In this episode of “Pedal the Springs” we talk with the event organizer, volunteers and participants for all of the exciting details about the event.  Host: Torie Giffin, Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort Owner Guests:  Michael Pharis, owner LYMEvents, organizer Chasing Santa 5k & Cycling Santa David Sweetman, Santa Ride Leader Ben Schwenk, Santa's Helper MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Chasing Santa event https://www.runningguru.com/E1.asp?eID=106190 Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort https://www.bicycleresort.com/ Christmas Unlimited https://www.christmasunlimited.org/ Criterium Bike Shop https://www.criterium.com/ LYMEvents https://lymevents.com/ Achilles Pikes Peakhttps://www.achillesinternational.org/pikes-peak Cheyenne Mountain Trail Racehttps://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=95711 Criterium Bike Shophttps://www.criterium.com Chick-fil-Ahttps://www.chick-fil-a.com/locations/co/garden-of-the-gods FOX21 Morning News https://www.fox21news.com/live/ Girls on the Runhttps://www.girlsontherunrockies.org Pima Medical Plazahttps://pmi.edu/locations/colorado/colorado-springs/ Red Leghttps://redlegbrewing.com Rocke Mountain ebikeshttps://www.rockemountainbike.com Springs Law Group https://springslawgroup.com/ DJ Shieldshttps://www.djshield01.com NMF Lendinghttps://nfmlending.com North Academy Chiropractorhttps://www.northacademychiropractic.com Outside the Framehttps://www.outsidetheframe.org 9 Round Kick Boxing and Fitness https://www.9round.com/locations/co/colorado-springs/south-tejon Spur the Band https://cosspurmusic.weebly.com/ BUFFTRIBE 20% off event  Pedal the Springs is produced and presented by the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort, the only bicycle-themed lodging and must-stay for cyclists coming to Colorado. Check us out at https://www.bicycleresort.com for more information. Use promo code SANTA23 for 25% off your stay at the Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort in December. Find other great podcasts produced in and for the Pikes Peak Region - at https://studio809podcasts.com Don't miss an episode of Pedal the Springs. Follow on your favorite podcast app:

In this episode of the Colorado Real Estate Podcast, hosts James Carlson and Erin Spradlin discuss what you should put in your midterm rental listing headline and description. Plus, they offer their thoughts on the characteristics you should look for in an investor friendly agent. Finally, if you're looking for things to do in Colorado Springs, check out the Taste of OCC, a day of eating and drinking in historic Old Colorado City. For more info visit: https://www.erinandjamesrealestate.com/  

In this episode, we delve into why a small condo should be your first investment. We discuss the advantages, debunk the misconceptions surrounding condos and townhomes, and share a recent success story. We also touch on a failed Colorado law aimed at increasing housing density and affordability. Wrapping up, we give a sneak peek into the upcoming Territory Days event in Old Colorado City.  For more information visit us online at: https://www.erinandjamesrealestate.com/

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Sallie and Welling Clark took a chance when purchasing a condemned property in Old Colorado City. With a whole lot of work and even more learning, they turned it into a flourishing BnB – Holden House 1902 B&B Inn. Listen as they speak to the importance of personal connection and hospitality in travel.  Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss our next episode! Send any questions or inquiries to Media@VisitCOS.com Thank you to this episode's sponsor, the Colorado Springs Airport. Episode Social Handles:  @HoldenHouse1902Inn @COSAirport

Deadly stabbing at Dorchester Park, shooting in Old Colorado City, your weather and more.

Deadly stabbing at Dorchester Park, shooting in Old Colorado City, your weather and more.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Sydnee Scofield has the latest on a shooting overnight in Colorado Springs, and details on Territory Days in Old Colorado City this weekend.  Nick Carter notes slightly cooler temperatures with a chance of some showers the next few days.

In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Sydnee Scofield has the latest on a shooting overnight in Colorado Springs, and details on Territory Days in Old Colorado City this weekend.  Nick Carter notes slightly cooler temperatures with a chance of some showers the next few days.

Laurie and Winni are local photographers who built a friendship after meeting at their daughters' preschool. This dynamic photography duo became business partners starting Cultivate Studios together in downtown Old Colorado City, focusing on giving photographers what they wish THEY had before they started their own business. They fill a need in our community, and strive to bring people together. Be inspired by these wonderful friends turned business partners!

An overnight fire in Old Colorado City, an arrest in Pueblo following a standoff, your weather and more.

Another incentive to get vaccinated, two fires in Old Colorado City under investigation, your weather and more.

On Monday's "The Extra", we brought attention to an important collaboration just announced in conjunction with Arts Month 2020.  It's the Avenue Creative Circuit, a new joint effort designed to bring attention to the "circuit" of arts offerings in three main geographical areas:  Downtown Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs and Old Colorado City.  This Creative Circuit represents our region's highest concentration of historic and creative experiences -- museums, galleries, boutiques, businesses, public art and more.  The Circuit will be a tool to help creatives and entrepreneurs, residents and visitors work together to create a new heritage.  Guests Claire Swinford, Director of Urban Engagement for the Downtown Partnership, and Doug Price, CEO and Executive Director for VisitCOS chatted with host Shannon Brinias about the joint effort, and the Circuit's Solidarity Mobile Mural Project.  More information can be found at creativecircuit.org.  You can also find out all about Arts Month by going to ArtsOctober.com brought to you by Peak Radar.  

Springs City Councilor, Tom Strand, discusses the Law Enforcement Transparency and Accountability Commission and its composition.  He also addresses the upgrading of 3,000 parking meters in downtown and Old Colorado City. Listen Now!

In episode 7 of Born To Inspire, I speak with Dusty Ray, a successful business owner in Colorado Springs. Dusty is a positive light in the world of business. He talks about the innovative ways small businesses can continue to thrive despite the recent pandemic and how the world of media and entertainment is now more "down to earth." Dusty's shop is called Energy Art and Goods and they sell handcrafted local art, clothing, and jewelry.  To check out this awesome shop in Old Colorado City go to energyartandgoods.com

  When you’re suddenly in a leadership role at a young age, do you pretend to know it all so people won’t look down on you, or do you show your vulnerability and seek help? In this segment, we talk to  Pikes Peak National Bank (https://ppnb.com/) . Robin opens up about being in counterintelligence in the army and her path to becoming the CEO of a bank. She also touches on being realistic as an entrepreneur and the value of vulnerability in making meaningful connections. Discover the steep learning curve every entrepreneur has to go through to succeed in business and how continuous learning is a critical piece of it. — Watch the episode: Listen to the podcast: Robin Roberts CEO Pikes Peak National Bank With Co-Host Catherine Wicklund CEO And Vistage Chair Southern Colorado We’re extremely fortunate because we have Robin Roberts. She’s the President and CEO of  (https://www.vistage.com/)  Chair of Southern Colorado. Robin, thank you so much for taking the time to be on the show. It’s great to be here. Thanks for the invitation. Tell us a little bit about your business and who you serve. Pikes Peak National Bank is a community bank in Colorado Springs, Colorado. We serve primarily small businesses with revenues under $2 million. We also are a consumer-focus bank, but our niche is in that small business market. That market tends to be underserved by financial institutions and those business owners tend to need more one-on-one with their bankers and expertise because they are starting or growing their businesses. We do work with startups which is unusual for our bank. We are primarily focused in El Paso County, but we are expanding and hope to be moving into other areas of Colorado starting 2020. I was doing a little research and I found out that you’ve been doing this for several years and you started extremely young, apparently. That’s a good thing. I think about the bank relationship and the ideal customer for your bank, what does the ideal customer look like for you over the years? Our ideal customer is a younger business owner who is growing their business and needs to be able to speak with a banker that has expertise in the business. That’s why we focus on annual revenues under $2 million. We have businesses that their revenues are higher than that, but we see the magic in the relationship when they’re under $2 million in revenue. Those are business owners who aren’t going to take a picture of their check and deposit it. They’re not the ones that are going to check online for their balances and download it into QuickBooks. They’re the business owners that need help like, “I have this challenge and I need someone to bounce it off of.” Bankers don’t charge by the hour. I bet we have a lot of expertise because we see businesses in a lot of industries. That’s where we do our best work is with those types of business owners. For the business owner, there’s the relationship that you typically see in the media between a banker and the client. Your founders started to serve the business market. The bank was started on the Westside of Colorado Springs, which we call Old Colorado City. It was started by businessmen that didn’t feel that the Westside of Colorado Springs had financial services supporting. The community bought stock in the bank and these businessmen ran the bank. One of the businessmen was the mayor of Colorado Springs at the time. A family in 1977 bought out all those shareholders and they owned it until January of 2018 when it was sold to another businessman. We were born on the Westside of Colorado Springs, that’s our heart, but we serve all of El Paso County. I am always fascinated by the story. I don’t know if you ran across a lot of women CEOs in the banking community many years ago. Tell me about your path to becoming the CEO of the...

Colorado was built on the back of the gold rush, and nothing epitomizes the Wild West like the town of Old Colorado City! Ryan and Carrie share their favorite activities and spots to see in historic Old Colorado City (aka OCC). Whether you’re taking in Territory Days or browsing quaints historical shops, this is the town for soaking in the old-timey western days of the Square State.

Last week, I did a FB live video walk-through of a really cute 1/1 Cottage in Old Colorado City that we had recently purchased. I received so many questions about how to buy a Wholesale Investment Property (like this one) in Old Colorado City without losing your %*($ - that I decided to write out all the numbers for you and give you a peek into the kinds of margins I take into consideration when buying a property to Flip. Enjoy and as always let me now if you are interested as this property is available now to buy as a Wholesale. You can reach us at (719)695-0272 or Pete@TreloarHomes.com #TreloarHomes #homesforsaleinSouthernColorado # OldColoradoCity

Super cool 1/1 Cottage in Old Colorado City! Next Rehab Project starts. You have to check this place out. It’ll be ready for sale in 30-45 days. Original hard wood floors, wine cellar (potential) and pink curtains! Coming available for sale by owner (me) mid-March. Watch the video for specifics - let me know if interested. You can reach us at (719)695-0272 or pete@treloarhomes.com. #TreloarHomes #homesforsaleinsoutherncolorado #OldColoradoCity

有不少人都以为科罗拉多（Colorado）是因为起源在州境内的科罗拉多河（Colorado River）而得名，其实不然，在1861年科罗拉多成为一个领地的时候，在现在的科罗拉多河其实是叫“大河（Grand River）”，一直到1921年在州境内的“大河”才更名为“科罗拉多河”。您一定好奇，既然和科罗拉多河无关，那我们这里为什么要叫做科罗拉多呢。众所周知科罗拉多是西班牙语里红色的意思，在1859年现今的科泉附近发现了金矿，吸引到不少淘金客到那里落脚，因为旁边的红石盘踞，他们就把这个落脚的地方叫做科罗拉多城（Colorado City），而为了不让这个当年人口仅次于丹佛的淘金重镇屈居人后，科罗拉多城派了两个代表到华府各处去游说，希望把新的领地叫做科罗拉多，皇天不负有心人，在1861年美国国会正式通过设立科罗拉多领地，并且把首府设在科罗拉多城，而到1876年科罗拉多领地成为一州的时候，这里也顺理成章的成为了科罗拉多州，在期间科罗拉多城旁河流的上游和下游的地方都被内战英雄帕尔默将军（General Palmer）开发，并且尔后在1871年分别更名为马兰图泉（Manitou Springs）和科罗拉多泉（Colorado Springs）。而随着科泉的发展科罗拉多城也在1917年和科泉合并，成为了科泉的一部分，当年的科罗拉多城则成为了西科泉或者老科罗拉多城区（Old Colorado City）。下次别人再问您，您也可以侃侃而谈我们为什么叫科罗拉多州了。

The 2017 city budget for Colorado Springs is the topic as Tom Strand fills in Dave Gardner, who is sitting in for vacationing Bill Murray. Merit raises for city employees and across-the-board raises in public safety are on the agenda. What about police foot patrols downtown and in Old Colorado City? Therapeutic recreation? The post Council Matters – November 3 2016 appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

The 2017 city budget for Colorado Springs is the topic as Tom Strand fills in Dave Gardner, who is sitting in for vacationing Bill Murray. Merit raises for city employees and across-the-board raises in public safety are on the agenda. What about police foot patrols downtown and in Old Colorado City? Therapeutic recreation? The post Council Matters – November 3 2016 appeared first on Studio 809 Podcasts.

We invited esteemed Friend-of-the-Show JT on to talk about one of his favorite topics: Dive Bars. We take you on the best dive bar crawl in COS and mention a few spots to stop on your Summer travels. Stay tuned for the map you may need as you drink your way through Manitou Springs, Old Colorado City and Downtown Colorado Springs. Sign up for the newsletter to get first dibs on this special print. www.thelittlelondonshow.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-little-london-show/message

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