Colorado Springs Style - May/June 2013

Colorado Springs 2013 Top Dentists

From the Stone Age to present day, man has battled to keep his pearly whites decay free and visually attractive; the manner in which to deal with dental issues and the selection of those trained to provide the necessary services progressing literally over thousands of years.

New Trends in Kitchens & Baths

When it comes to interior design, nothing can be more exciting than exploring the latest and greatest in kitchen and bath trends. It doesn’t matter if you are building, remodeling or simply dreaming, the vast choices and latest inventions make these two rooms the most important projects in the home.

by Liz Cobb

More than Fun and Games

Over the past four years, the Warrior Games in Colorado Springs have gained a reputation for giving our wounded warriors the royal treatment–honoring their service and providing them with a platform to compete and continue to physically excel.

by Warren Epstein

General Aviation

When a French pilot flew in and out of the Colorado Springs Airport earlier this year on a trip to buy a restored WACO 1930s bi-plane from Pikes Peak Flyers, owner Richard Janitell viewed the sale as a sign general aviation might be gaining lift.

by Becky Hurley

Something Fishy

Despite living far from the coast, we can still enjoy high quality fish and seafood, beautifully prepared. And two local restaurants take it to a new level. So join us as we visit the Bonefish Grill and the Cheyenne Mountain Resort. Their fish tastes so fresh, you’ll swear they just reeled it in.

by Maria Faulconer

Don't Let the Bed Bugs Bite

Bed bugs. Just the words make you itch all over. And if mysterious bites are showing up on your body, it’s something to think about–And check out.

By Linda DuVal

Packing Light for a Carefree Journey

It’s time to gear up for summer vacation. Get airline tickets, reserve hotel rooms, and research the destination so you know what to do and where to go. But first, you have to pack.

by Linda DuVal

Colorado Springs Platform for Innovation

When Andy Merritt took over the position as Chief Defense Industry Officer for the Colorado Springs Regional Business Alliance earlier this year, mandated budget sequestration was looming. Warnings to more than 1,000 civilian employees had been distributed at Fort Carson as well as to those at Cheyenne Mountain, Peterson and Schriever Air Force installations.

by Becky Hurley

From Ashes Comes Art

As hundreds of new homes rise from the ashes left in the wake of last summer’s devastating Waldo Canyon Fire, another phoenix of hope is taking flight...

by Debbie Kelley

It's in the Genes

Just over a year ago, 34-year-old Marjorie Noleen was busy living a very full life. A big chunk of her time was taken up with her high-intensity professional career, and when she wasn’t busy at work she was busy loving every minute of family life with her husband of nine years, Kevin, and their two young children, Camryn, 5, and Carter, 3.

by Susan Rust

	Colorado Springs 2013 Top Dentists From the Stone Age to present day, man has battled to keep his pearly whites decay free and visually attractive; the manner in which to deal with dental issues and the selection of those trained to provide the necessary services progressing literally over thousands of years.
	New Trends in Kitchens & Baths When it comes to interior design, nothing can be more exciting than exploring the latest and greatest in kitchen and bath trends. It doesn’t matter if you are building, remodeling or simply dreaming, the vast choices and latest inventions make these two rooms the most important projects in the home. by Liz Cobb
	More than Fun and Games Over the past four years, the Warrior Games in Colorado Springs have gained a reputation for giving our wounded warriors the royal treatment–honoring their service and providing them with a platform to compete and continue to physically excel. by Warren Epstein
	General Aviation When a French pilot flew in and out of the Colorado Springs Airport earlier this year on a trip to buy a restored WACO 1930s bi-plane from Pikes Peak Flyers, owner Richard Janitell viewed the sale as a sign general aviation might be gaining lift. by Becky Hurley
	Something Fishy Despite living far from the coast, we can still enjoy high quality fish and seafood, beautifully prepared. And two local restaurants take it to a new level. So join us as we visit the Bonefish Grill and the Cheyenne Mountain Resort. Their fish tastes so fresh, you’ll swear they just reeled it in. by Maria Faulconer
	Don't Let the Bed Bugs Bite Bed bugs. Just the words make you itch all over. And if mysterious bites are showing up on your body, it’s something to think about–And check out. By Linda DuVal
	Packing Light for a Carefree Journey It’s time to gear up for summer vacation. Get airline tickets, reserve hotel rooms, and research the destination so you know what to do and where to go. But first, you have to pack. by Linda DuVal
	Colorado Springs Platform for Innovation When Andy Merritt took over the position as Chief Defense Industry Officer for the Colorado Springs Regional Business Alliance earlier this year, mandated budget sequestration was looming. Warnings to more than 1,000 civilian employees had been distributed at Fort Carson as well as to those at Cheyenne Mountain, Peterson and Schriever Air Force installations. by Becky Hurley
	From Ashes Comes Art As hundreds of new homes rise from the ashes left in the wake of last summer’s devastating Waldo Canyon Fire, another phoenix of hope is taking flight... by Debbie Kelley
	It's in the Genes Just over a year ago, 34-year-old Marjorie Noleen was busy living a very full life. A big chunk of her time was taken up with her high-intensity professional career, and when she wasn’t busy at work she was busy loving every minute of family life with her husband of nine years, Kevin, and their two young children, Camryn, 5, and Carter, 3. by Susan Rust

May/June 2013

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