Green Mountain Falls News

Soon the line outside the door of El Taco Rey, 330 E. Colorado Ave., waiting to order a pork and avocado burrito, smothered in green chili, may disappear.

As first reported by KRDO Newschannel 13, the Black Bear Restaurant ran into some tax trouble last week.

The evening of the September Starlight Dining at The Venetucci Farm could not have been more perfect.

The Ute Pass Express buses make 16 trips daily to and from Woodland Park. About 60 percent of all Teller County and 40 percent of Woodland Park residents commute to Colorado Springs to work each week - and a few of them take the Ute Pass Express to and from downtown Colorado Springs.

In Green Mountain Falls, the population is just more than 1,000 and the center of town is just a block long.

As the Army released numbers on its growing suicide rate Thursday, Fort Carson officials were investigating the deaths of two soldiers over the past week who authorities say took their own lives.

One of the highlights of the summer in Cascade, Colorado, is Bronc Days, the town's annual community gathering and parade.

One of the highlights of the summer in Cascade, Colorado, is Bronc Days, the town's annual community gathering and parade.

Local curator and champion for struggling artists Jason Zacharias, 34, committed suicide earlier this week.

Jackson Henry Gertge Happy first birthday to Jackson Henry Gertge and congratulations to his parents, Jonathan and Stephanie Gertge of Broomfield; grandparents, Rochelle Stasi and Don Vsetecka of Green Mountain Falls, Steve and Rose Stasi of Henderson, Nev.

Victor Matthews, chef/owner of Black Bear Restaurant, 10375 Ute Pass Road in Green Mountain Falls, couldn't resist using the untimely death of Michael Jackson to create a memorial menu.

The area's cool, wet spring has lowered the fire danger but also may have lulled property owners into a false sense of security.

Edward G. Vojensky Jr. and Kimberly Vojensky of Fort Collins were married June 2, 1984 in Green Mountain Falls.

This fun forest trail winds up and down, over rocks and under branches, and ends at a waterfall that is at its peak in late spring.

The four member governments of the Pikes Peak Rural Transportation Authority spent more than $83 million in 2008 on road construction and maintenance projects and on transit, according to the agency's annual report to citizens.