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Hair Therapy by Casual Cuts celebrated their Grand Opening this weekend. Denna Grimaldo moved her shop (formerly known as just Casual Cuts) from farther up Main Street to 336 Main Street in the Security Shopping Center.
Hair Theraphy by Casual Cuts is a full service hair salon offering superior quality at value prices. They serve military, men, women and children. Hours are from 9am to 6pm Monday through Friday, 10 - 4 on Saturday and 10 - 4 on Sunday. You can reach them at 719-368-6305, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and follow them on Facebook
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Boo! At Bear Creek
Friday, October 23, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Bear Creek Nature Center
245 Bear Creek Road, Colorado Springs, CO 80906
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El Paso County’s Bear Creek Nature Center has found ways to continue offering quality educational programs while adhering to Covid19 guidelines and best practices. They also continually strive to create programming that is innovative and engaging. Boo! At Bear Creek is their newest special event offering.
Boo! At Bear Creek, to be offered on the evening of October 23, will take place entirely outdoors. The goal is to chill, thrill and ultimately educate in a way that is entertaining and celebrates the Halloween spirit. Many of nature’s creatures, while playing important roles in the ecosystem, tend to give folks the heebie jeebies and Boo! At Bear Creek will help unravel and dispel some common myths about these misunderstood organisms.
Nature Center volunteers will lead groups of ten at a time along the trails, encountering creepy characters that will send a shiver down the spine then impart knowledge to the mind about creatures like bats, spiders, rats and snakes.
The format will include safety measures including small groups, outdoor setting, and mask requirements so participants can have seasonal fun in a safe environment.
Participants must preregister for specific staggered start times that run from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. It is recommended for ages 7 and up due to the mild fright factor.
The cost is $6 per person. Space is limited so register ahead by calling 719-520-6387 or by visiting www.elpasocountynaturecenters.com
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Griffis/Blessing, Inc. has been named the Property Management Company for two new commercial retail properties on the northside of Colorado Springs. The first location, Learning Experience Academy of Early Education, a new daycare center at 6586 Issaquah Drive, is a 10,000 square foot building which is 100 percent occupied. The second property, The Shoppes, is located at
. The property is 14,300 square feet and will house nine tenants when 100% occupied. It is currently home to State Farm with a nail salon and sushi restaurant on the way.
Jeb Brewster, Portfolio Manager, will lead the commercial management team who will oversee the day-to-day operations of the properties. He is assisted by Josie Major, Management Assistant, and Cindy Colby, Accounting Supervisor.
“The assignment allows us the opportunity to provide a current owner with our continued quality management services as we do for his two retail centers in metro Denver,” says Commercial Department Vice President, Liz Seeger, RPA, LEED AP. “It also brings our retail portfolio to over 2.4 million square feet along the Front Range.”
Griffis/Blessing, Inc. is headquartered in Colorado Springs, CO with additional offices in Denver. The organization currently manages over 6.9 million square feet of commercial space,
and more than 9,400 apartment units located along Colorado’s Front Range. The company has provided award-winning property management and real estate investment services since 1985. For more information, visit www.griffisblessing.com.
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The Roll Up Food Truck, which you may know from Widefield Square, is taking over the building at the corner of Main and Security Blvd (301 Main Street, 80911). For now, they'll be cooking in the truck and offering sit down dining in the building as well as outside.
They're open Tuesday through Saturday. The breakfast menu is available from 9am to 2pm. The lunch menu is available from 10am to 2pm.
DON"T PANIC Tuns of Fun Hot Dog Truck fans. They're not going anywhere. Tuns of Fun will be set up there whenever they wish and there may be other guest trucks there when Tuns of Fun is elsewhere.
Later this year, Roll Up will have a full kitchen inside. They're also working on getting their liquor license and will even offer a limited menu for drive through service.
Follow Roll Up Food Truck on Facebook for the latest.
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In the midst of the pandemic’s economic insecurity, Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity (PPHFH) is taking on the challenge of building a second ReStore to help raise funds and awareness for affordable housing in El Paso County.
GROUNDBREAKING / GROUND BLESSING DETAILS:
Date: Thursday, September 24, 2020
Time: 12:00 - 12:30 pm
Location: 6250 Tutt Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80923 (directly behind Gripstone Climbing & Fitness gym)
ReStore Northeast will greatly expand our capacity to serve the El Paso County community and further the mission of Pikes Peak Habitat with the support of donors, shoppers, and volunteers. Construction in northeast Colorado Springs is slated to begin in October with expectations of a grand opening in the spring of 2021.
The groundbreaking/ground blessing ceremony will include a presentation by PPHFH Executive Director/CEO Kris Medina. Also attending will be Chief Operations Officer Jeff White and Director of Strategic Partnerships Iain Probert. Light refreshments will be served. Please note that capacity limits, social distancing, and sanitization guidelines will be followed.
The ReStore helps builders, contractors, suppliers, and individuals by accepting tax-deductible donations of new and slightly used construction material, plumbing and electrical supplies, cabinets, home furnishings, and more which are sold to the public at discounts 50%-70% below retail. Net proceeds help provide permanent, affordable housing for qualifying future Habitat homeowners. The ReStore also helps other homeowners in our community by offering savings on home-improvement items.
PPHFH’s first ReStore, located at 411 S. Wahsatch Ave, Colorado Springs, Colorado, opened in 2004 and has since become a store recognized by Habitat for Humanity International and Habitat affiliates nationwide for its business achievements. Last year the ReStore helped fund six Habitat homes in El Paso County. It also kept 1,304 tons of donated material out of the landfill, and regularly recycles porcelain (which goes to creating road base for the city), metal, and cardboard, generating more revenue for building houses. It has also been awarded the Colorado Institute for Social Impact / Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado “Social Impact Business of the Year” PRISM Award in 2020 and 2018.
About Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity
Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity builds affordable housing in El Paso County in partnership with the community and prospective homeowners. Partner families build their home alongside volunteers, and purchase their house with an affordable mortgage. Pikes Peak Habitat has been an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International since 1986 and has assisted 177 families achieve homeownership in El Paso County. For more information, visit www.pikespeakhabitat.org.
