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The School Buzz: Colorado Springs middle school’s Dungeons & Dragons Club a monumental hit

North Middle School recently started a new club that’s atypical of what you might find at most schools. It doesn’t involve music, athletics, or career readiness, but monsters, magic and spells. And it’s bringing students together in ways sponsors didn’t see coming. The Colorado Springs middle school’s Dungeons and Dragons club has been bursting with

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Colorado’s governor signs bill Thursday providing relief from multiple apartment rental fees

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Two Democratic state lawmakers from El Paso County co-sponsored a bill signed into law by Gov. Jared Polis that will eliminate repeated application fees charged by apartment managers to prospective and current tenants. Colorado Senate Democrats One of the co-sponsors, Sen. Tony Exum, said that he has experienced the fee

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The School Buzz: Pikes Peak State College hosts student-led culinary contest

Pikes Peak State College held a friendly culinary competition recently that’s creating campus school buzz. It was called the Create Plate Present Culinary Arts Recipe Competition. It featured 20 PPSC students, along with some high school students, all challenged with creating masterpieces in four categories: appetizers, bread and pastry, mocktails and beverages, and desserts. And

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Delta Dental of Colorado Foundation donates $5 million in grants to Colorado community colleges

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) — Monday, the Delta Dental of Colorado Foundation (DDCOF) announced it’s giving away millions in grants to community colleges throughout the state. Joined by Governor Jared Polis, the foundation announced the donation is to address staffing shortages within the industry. DDCOF said it’s giving $5 million worth of grants to Colorado

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Historic increases in Colorado property values likely to result in significant property tax hikes in 2024

EL PASO AND PUEBLO COUNTIES, Colo. (KRDO) — County assessors across the state are now seeing the effect of red-hot housing markets the past two years, and homeowners and other property owners will soon feel the financial pinch. KRDO Assessors said that increases in property values — specifically, for residential properties — have reached heights

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