May/June 2017

Trading Up and Building Talent

Instead of returning to work when the economy improved, thousands of carpenters, plumbers, roof framers, electricians and construction workers opted to retire.

By Becky Hurley

A Moving Experience

Spring and summer are premium times for families to move – after the kids are out of school and before it starts again in the fall. And the weather is usually nicer, so many people opt to make their move this time of year.

By Linda DuVal

Haven on Earth

There’s an urbane way to go rural without relinquishing creature comforts, where ritz and rustic harmoniously coexist.

By Stephanie Edwards

Summer Citrus

Nutritionists warn that consuming too much can be harmful to your health on many different levels.

By Liz Cobb

DNA Testing

Better understanding biological identity has, for a growing number of people, become a part of understanding their social identity.

By Hannah Caproon

Thyroid 101

Chances are we all know someone who has a thyroid condition. Or maybe we’re the person with a thyroid condition.

By Susan Rust

Wild Medicine

At our very own Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, the local medical and dental communities generously collaborate with their veterinary counterparts in treating the zoo’s residents.

By Toni Knapp

Garden of the Gods

The dramatic National Natural Landmark just won another accolade when it was voted the No. 1 park in the United States and No. 2 in the world by TripAdvisor, the travel expediter.

By Linda DuVal

Colorado Springs Top Dentists 2017

Whether it be cosmetic or structural, hopefully the following list of 2017 Top Dentists will provide you insight into some of our city’s best.

Prime 25

Prime25 heralds the beginning of Sam and Kathy Guadagnoli’s sweeping renovation project called Creekside at Historic Ivywild.

By Maria Faulconer

Looking for ambiance in your backyard? Just add water.

It’s summertime and the living should be easy, relaxed and tranquil. Adding a water feature to your landscape can help promote all three.

By Liz Cobb

Pickleball

One part tennis, one part ping pong. Put them together, and you have a sport that’s sweeping the nation.

By Kevin Carmody