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April 5, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Chamber President Debbie Miller about Spring Chamber Business Expo.	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: Healthier Living Colorado at Community Partnership, 3rd Annual Midland Days Symposium, Easter Fun at the Wolf Center, Partner Benefits 101 Class, Ribbon Cutting for Farmers Insurance – Tommy Feist, Business Round Table, Chamber Business Expo, Kiwanis Bingo and The Russian is Coming!.	Segment 2
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March 29, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Nancy Spradling, President of Ute Pass Symphony Guild about The Russian is Coming!	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: Spring Break Movie and Crafts at the Woodland Park Public Library, Candidate Forum at Republican Headquarters, Retirement Reception for Jim Schultz, Ribbon Cutting for Peak Life Church and Chamber Lunch and Learn about Alzheimer's 101.	Segment 2
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March 22, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with David Martinek about 3rd Annual Midland Days Symposium.	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: Kiwanis Bingo, Crafts at the Library for Teens, Easter Party with the Easter Bunny, Spring Break Movies and Storytime with Cathy Kelsay.	Segment 2
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March 15, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with John Todd of Ute Pass Kiwanis Club about upcoming and ongoing Kiwanis events.	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: Kiwanis Bingo, Crafts at the Library for Teens, Easter Party with the Easter Bunny, Spring Break Movies and Storytime with Cathy Kelsay.	Segment 2
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March 8, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Tanner Coy, owner of Tweeds TweedsFurniture.com/ and will be receiving the Business of the Year Award at the Chamber Annual Dinner.	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: TCRAS Mayor of Divide election, The Red Skelton Tribute Show, TCRAS Wild Whiskers Western Live Auction/BBQ, Homestyle Country Breakfast Fundraiser for the Grange, Sneezy & Wheezy Puppet Show and Chamber 45th Annual Dinner	Segment 2
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March 1, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Mike Smith of Teller County Search and Rescue who will be receiving the Non-Profit of the Year Award Woodland Park Chamber Awards at the Chamber Annual Dinner.	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: TCRAS Mayor of Divide election, The Red Skelton Tribute Show, TCRAS Wild Whiskers Western Live Auction/BBQ, Homestyle Country Breakfast Fundraiser for the Grange, Sneezy & Wheezy Puppet Show and Chamber 45th Annual Dinner	Segment 2
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February 23, 2012 Thursday

On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Invest & Retire Center, Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Woodland Park Computers, TCRAS Wild Whiskers Western Live Auction/BBQ and Chamber 45th Annual Dinner & Silent Auction & Awards.	Segment 1
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Chamber President about 45th Annual Dinner and Debbie announces the Award Winners	Segment 2
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February 16, 2012 Thursday

Guests Barbara Berger and Sue Hearon with TCRAS TCRAScolorado.com talk about Mayor of Divide and Wild Whiskers Event	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about upcoming events to include: Caution: Art Bargains, Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Stephenie Kaufmann, DDS, PC, Attorney General John Suthers, County Dance Fundraising Event, Kindle Class, Prairie Dog Day and Chamber Business After Hours at Shining Mountain Golf Club hosted by Park State Bank & Trust.	Segment 2
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February 9, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Dottie Brennan and get an update on AARF (Adoptable Animal Rescue Force).	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: The Art of Marriage Conference, Valentine's Day at Tarryall River Ranch, Help the Needy Sweetheart Ball, Celebrate Valentine's Day with The Lovers, Children's Winter Fun Day, Chamber Partner 101 Class and Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Dr. Stephenie Kaufmann, DDS, PC.	Segment 2
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February 2, 2012 Thursday

Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Mary Gonzales with Help the Needy htntc.org/ about Sweetheart Ball.	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Chamber Lunch and Learn, Green Fire – Aldo Leopold documentary film, Scootin' Boots & BBQ, Free Radon Education Class and AARP Driver's safety Class.	Segment 2
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January 26, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Debbie Pinello with the Woodland Music Series WoodlandMusicSeries.com about Scootin' Boots & BBQ	Segment 1
Also on the Community Calendar: eReader Assistance at the Library, Community Needs Health Assessment, Crafternoon, World's Largest Published Book Showing, TCRAS "Mayor of Divide", Chamber Lunch and Learn about 5 Steps to World Class Customer Service by Moolala's Jon Dale	Segment 2
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January 19, 2012 Thursday

Teller County Commissioner Dave Paul co.teller.co.us/ provides a quick outline of his first year as on of the three Teller County Commissioners.	Segment 1
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with John Todd about Kiwanis Club's Taste of the Grape.	Segment 2
On the Community Calendar: Poetry Night @ the Library, eReader Assistance at the Library and Magical Music Winter Fun at the Dinosaur Resource Center.	Segment 3
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January 12, 2012 Thursday

Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Anne Kozleski about Community Blood Drive.	Segment 1
On the Community Calendar: Pots by the Pound at Commonwheel Artists Gallery, Chamber Lunch and Learn, Beth Epley Storytime, Antero Ice Fishing Contest, Teller County Republican Headquarters, Bonfire & BBQ at the Wolf Center, Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Festival and Chamber Business After Hours at Woodland Professional Building.	Segment 2
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December 29, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Bernadette Gallegos, a real Irish knitter who creates real Irish Aran sweaters the old-fashioned way, by hand.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Kathy Woodford who teaches Mindful Life Yoga for Kids for Woodland Park Parks & Recreation.	Segment 2
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Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Chamber President Debbie Miller about Looking Forward to 2012. WoodlandParkChamber.com Chamber events include: 45th Annual Dinner, Silent Auction & Awards Night with the theme "Walk the Red Carpet", 26th Annual Golf Tournament, 15th Annual Rocky Mountain OktoberfestPlus, Lunch and Learns, Expos and Business After Hours.	Segment 4

December 22, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with author Nancy Oswald about her new book, "Rescue in Poverty Gulch," for middle school aged children. Follow the hilarious adventures of spunky 11-year-old Ruby May Oliver and her independent donkey, Maude, as they try to settle into 1896 Cripple Creek.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Rob McArthur, public works director in Green Mountain Falls, about snow. When snow starts falling in Green Mountain Falls, McArthur starts plowing to clear the roads before the residents even get out of bed.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Rick Weaver of Woodland Park. Weaver was just selected as the 2011 Diagnostic Specialty Practitioner of the Year by the AARC.org/ American Association of Respiratory Care.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Chamber President Debbie Miller with a recap of 2011 WoodlandParkChamber.com Also on the Community Calendar: Commonwheel Artists Annual Holiday Market, A Victorian Christmas at the Imperial Hotel, Winter Wonderland at the Wolf and Wildlife Center and 6th Annual Kids Free Day at the Dinosaur Resource Center.	Segment 4

December 15, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg talks to Kathryn Sneckner of Choices, Judi Hesselberg of the Little Chapel Food Pantry and the Debbie Miller of the Woodland Park Chamber Foundation. All three organizations were awarded grants from Walmart to further their nonprofit organization programs	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Jon DeVaux about his new gun shop, Alpine Firearms, an addition to his Alpine Auto shop in Woodland Park. With Colorado's concealed-carry permits available to most citizens, it's a good time to be selling guns, De Vaux said.	Segment 2
This is a repeat show: Recorded December 23, 2010 Look Back at 2010. The year in review 2010	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Bliss Gordon of Impact! Christian Church about "On the Home Front". Iimpactchristian.net Also on the Community Calendar: Commonwheel Artists Annual Holiday Market, Christmas Parties at Tarryall River Ranch, High View Baptist Church's Living Nativity, Woodland Park Winter Farmers Market, 3rd Annual M Lazy C Ranch Christmas Dance, Last Minute Christmas Craft Show and Sale at the Florissant Grange, Santa Claus at Dinosaur Resource Center, Holiday Hotcakes & the Little Christmas Shoppe at the Senior Club, Woodland Park Community Singers Christmas Concert and Mrs. Claus Holiday Storytime at the Library. .	Segment 4

December 8, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with James Mablin, music director for the Thin Air Theatre Group and the Butte Opera House in Cripple Creek, and Chris Armbrister, co-owner of Thin Air Theatre Group Stagedoormanor.com/ Armbrister and Mablin recently directed music for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Shayna Warner, the new veterinarian at Animal Medical Center in Woodland Park. After a decade away from her hometown, Dr. Warner is settled in to care for animals, at least for awhile. Before coming home, Warner was involved in research at Colorado State University in bioterrorism prevention.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Donna Finicle, president of the Ute Pass Historical Society, and genealogist Laura Moncrief about a research project they are starting on the Woodland Park Cemetery. They are looking for community members willing to tell them more about local pioneers and other people buried in the cemetery so they can preserve local history before it is lost forever.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Kody Tesch about Holiday Happenings at Tarryall River Ranch. TarryallRiverRanch.com Also on the Community Calendar: Storytime with Santa at the Imperial Hotel, Sneezy & Wheeezy Puppet Show, A Visit with Mrs. Claus at the Dinosaur Resource Center. Free Photo with Santa and Buddy the Elf at Coldwell Banker 1st Choice Realty, Chamber Partner Benefits 101 and Chamber December Business After Hours at Tweeds.	Segment 4

December 1, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Colorado Parks and Wildlife public information officer MichaelSeraphin about wildlife in winter.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Pat Mooney, the new general manager of IREA. Mooney and other IREA officials hosted a luncheon Nov. 29 at Shining Mountain Golf Club for area business people and leaders of nonprofit organizations.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park High School math teacher Michele Burke and some of her students about the LEGO® Smart Creativity Contest Youtube.com/watch?v=PLfYefNTcuU they entered and won in the high school category last month.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Kellie Case about the Peak Internet Holiday Home Tour and Marketplace. Pprmc.org Also on the Community Calendar: 23rd Annual Lights of Love, Lighter Side of Christmas Parade,Lighting of the City Christmas Tree, Tweeds Open House, Colorado Gives Day and Meet Author Gary Penley.	Segment 4

November 23, 2011 Wednesday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with professional photographer Ken Wyatt. Wyatt has been teaching photography for Woodland Park Parks & Recreation going on 15 years, sharing his knowledge and expertise with amateurs at every level of photographic ability. He has two new classes coming up on Dec. 2 and Dec. 9.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park High School Choir Director Connie Campbell about the Madrigal Dinner CCampbell.blog. and other high school choir events coming up in December.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Jane Enger, health educator at True Life Medicine in Woodland Park. As the holiday season approaches, people's thoughts turn to survival methods of not eating too much. Enger recommends a healthy lifestyle as a battle-ready formula for the season.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Tracie Bennitt about Lighter Side of Christmas Parade and the Day of Giving. LlighterSideOfChristmas.com Also on the Community Calendar: Thanksgiving Day at Tarryall River Ranch, Turkey Toss at CWWC, Mountain Artists Winter Show and Pikes Peak Holiday Tree Cutting.	Segment 4

November 17, 2011 Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Mary Barrowman about the respite and Helping Hands programs sponsored by Prospect Home Care & Hospice. The programs are designed to help caregivers a break in their 24/7 schedule of taking care of their loved ones	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks to local shop owners about shopping local this holiday season: Tanner Coy, owner of Tweeds; Laurie Spencer, owner of Mountain Rains Gallery & Gifts; Jennette Brown, owner of Flutterbys & Party Bugs and Lucy Tanner, owner of Windows of Heaven.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talks to Mary Barrowman about adult protective services in Teller County and how vulnerable adults are maintained in a safe environment.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Killian Ward about the Mountain Artists Winter Show. TtheMountainArtists.com Also on the Community Calendar: Blood Drive at Our Lady of the Woods Catholic Church, Chamber Ribbon Cuttings for Starkey Mortgage and Cowbells, Environmental Film – The Story of Broke, Poetry Night @ the Library, MAMA presents the Gristle Gals, Woodland Park Winter Farmers Market and Thanksgiving Brunch and Clothing Give-a-way at CSCS.	Segment 4

November 10, 2011 Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Dolores Horvath, chief executive officer of Pikes Peak Regional Hospital. Horvath is concerned about cuts to the hospital as a result of proposals by the deficit-reduction super committee. The committee has until Nov. 23 to submit its recommendations to the U.S. Congress.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Beth Kosley about energy-upgrade grants that are available for local business owners. Kosley is the executive director of the Woodland Park Downtown Development Authority and the director of the city's economic development office.	Segment 2
Pat Hill tallking to Pastor Brian Troxell at Church of the Nazarene. The church sponsors its second annual Sights and Sounds of Christmas, the drive-by light and music show. With 200,000 lights, the show is guaranteed to enhance the Christmas spirit. BrianAndSarahTroxell.com/ The show begins Dec. 9 and runs through Christmas Even.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Stephen Woolf with the Dinosaur Resource Center about upcoming and ongoing events. rmdrc.com Also on the Community Calendar: Self Employment Resource Session, A Salute to the Red, White and Blue, 20th Annual Christmas in Divide Craft Fair, 6th Annual Membership Breakfast with guest speaker State Representative Carole Murray and November Business After Hours at Peoples National Bank.	Segment 4

November 3, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Colton Hudson, softball throw winner of the Hershey's Track & Field state competition, and Polly Bruins, Woodland Park Parks & Recreation youth sports coordinator. Parks and recreation offers numerous special events for kids throughout the year along with programs designed to get kids and adults moving.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to the Marshall Worthey family about their pending adoption of Jacob, who is currently in an orphanage in the Philippines. Emptytheorphanage.blogspot.com/ The Wortheys tell their story as a way to highlight November as National Adoption Awareness Month.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Rachel and Kevin Dowling, who were recently featured in Andrew Wommack's Gospel Truth Magazine. The Dowlings, former drug addicts, today head up the food ministry under the banner of Wommack Ministries. Wommack's is bringing its Charis Bible College next year to Woodland Park.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat about Chamber EXPO! WoodlandParkChamber.com Also on the Community Calendar: Chamber Lunch and Learn, Diabetes Education 101, Veterans Free AARP classes, Rocky Mountain Christmas Boutique, Pure Gold Book Signing, St. David's 2nd Annual Chili Cook-off and Ghosts and Haunting Stories of Cripple Creek.	Segment 4

October 27, 2011 Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Kathy Young, director of surgical service and infection control at Pikes Peak Regional Hospital, about the upcoming flu season. PikesPeakRegionalHospital.com/ Young strongly advises everybody in the world, particularly young children and senior citizens, to get the flu shot, like it or not.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce President Debbie Miller and administrative assistant Sue Griswold about the Nov. 3 Fall Business Expo woodlandparkchamber.com and other chamber events coming in Novembe	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park High School band director Darren Dukart and members of the high school marching band about taking third place at state band competitions earlier this week.	Segment 3
Co-host Sue Griswold and Chamber President Debbie Miller chat with Mike Storey about Veterans get free AARP Driver Safety Classes in November. aarp.org Also on the Community Calendar: Munchkin Market Children's Consignment Sale, Halloween Spookfest, Dinner Theatre – Murder on the Pony Express, Colorado Springs Paranormal Association is Baccckkk!, Dinner Theatre – A Pirate's Death for Ye', Fun at the BOOseum, Howl-O-Ween Haunt, Howl O Ween at the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center, Chamber Lunch and Learn about Contracts 101, and upcoming Fall Business Expo.	Segment 4

October 20, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Chris Armbrister, co-owner of the Thin Air Theatre Company and Morgan Gengo, Butte Opera House manager, about "The Christmas Donkey," the theater company's show. Auditions for community actors will be 6- p.m. Oct 23-24.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporterPat Hill talking to Rick Shafer, the new executive director of Teller County Habitat for Humanity. Shafer replaces Jill Sievers who led the organization through the first townhome project in the county. From volunteer to irector, Shafer has been associated with Habitat since 1998.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with George Enterman, owner of Gold Creek Productions, and Gary Ledford, owner of the Imperial Hotel and Gold Bar Room Theater, about renovations, restorations and upcoming shows in the newly reopened historic Cripple Creek theater.	Segment 3
Co-host Sue Griswold and Chamber President Debbie Miller chat with George Enterman about Legends of Pikes Peak, Murder Mystery shows and other upcoming Gold Cree Productions. GoldBarTheater.com Also on the Community Calendar: 365 Days of Pikes Peak – Book Signing and Slide Show at the Woodland Park Public Library, Book signing at Tweeds, Wood, Paint, Clay: See how they mix! At the Commonwheel Artists Gallery, Winter Farmers Market, Cripple Creek District Museum's Annual Ghost Walks, Ghosts and Haunting Stories of Cripple Creek and Lunch, Laugh and Learn with Duraclean Master Cleaners.	Segment 4

October 13, 2011 Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park City Planner Scott Woodford and Keep Woodland Park Beautiful committee members Lee Willoughby and Lisa Furlong about the organization's work on recycling and keeping the city's streets litter free.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Sneezy and Wheezy,two puppets who represent the asthma education program at Pikes Peak Regional Hospital.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Bonnie Morse and other members of the crafting group that has spent the past year creating unique items for the Rocky Mountain Christmas Holiday Bazaar fundraiser for Choices pregnancy crisis center.	Segment 3
Co-host Sue Griswold chats with Rita Randolph and Julie Wilson of the Woodland Park Public Library about upcoming events to include 365 Days of Pikes Peak book signing, Ghost and Haunting Stories of Cripple Creek and the ever popular return of CSPA (Colorado Springs Paranormal Association). rampart.colibraries.org/ Also on the Community Calendar: Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Buster O'Brians, Ute Pass Historical Society's Annual Potato Soup Supper, Legends of Pikes Peak, Zumbathon-Party in Pink, Cripple Creek District Museum's Annual Ghost Walks, Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center's Full Moon Tour, Take Tests Without Freaking Out Workshop and Chamber Business After Hours	Segment 4

October 6, 2011 Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Chris Cosgriff about the girls' volleyball games in Woodland Park tonight. In conjunction with senior night, the game highlights October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The varsity girls will be wearing pink T-shirts while Cosgriff will head up the education table for the Susan G. Komen Foundation. As well, the evening features a pink Lexus, which will be on display that evening at the high school. Throughout the month, the Lexus will be on display at various locations in Woodland Park.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with decorative artist Brenda Stotler about her love for painting as a member of the Pikes Peak Chapter of the Society Decorative Artists	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Debbie Pinello about the Halloween Spook Fest at the Ute Pass Cultural Center. Freaky about Halloween, Pinello has cooked up a haunted house called "Blood Manor." Like its name, the manor is scary, not for young children or adults easily spooked. The spookfest is from 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 28 and 29 at the cultural center in Woodland Park.	Segment 3
Co-host Sue Griswold chats with Rita Randolph and Julie Wilson of the Woodland Park Public Library about Overdrive and upcoming events. http://rampart.colibraries.org/ Also on the Community Calendar: Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Mtn. Scoops, Legends of Pikes Peak, Ribbon Cutting and Open House for State Farm – Erica Stevens Agency, Earth Day at Dinosaur Resource Center and Blessing of the Animals at St. David of the Hills.	Segment 4

September 29, Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Josh DeSmidt, a member of The Broken Spoke, a local country band with a roots and rock sound. The band will be playing a free show 7-9 p.m. Oct. 7 at BierWerks.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Carolynne Forster about happenings at St. David's Episcopal Church in Woodland Park. StDavidOfTheHills.org/ Among them is the second annual Blessing of the Animals Oct. 9 with the honored guest, Mystery, the dog who was thrown from a moving vehicle on Ute Pass and rescued by Teller County Regional Animal Hospital. Mystery was adopted by parishioners of St. David's church.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Bonnie Sumner, who is heading up the public art project for the Woodland Park Arts Alliance. Sumner, along with Ralph Holloway and Suzanne Brown, plans to launch the idea at the wine-tasting fundraiser Friday night. The project includes artistic benches crafted and painted by local artists and placed along the streets of downtown Woodland Park.	Segment 3
Co-host Sue Griswold chats with Glen Williams of Impact Christian Church about Dave Ramsey LIVE Simulcast. ImpactChristian.net DaveRamsey.com/simulcast Also on the Community Calendar: Chamber Ribbon Cutting for IDIA, Woodland Park Farmers Market, Around the World Wine & Microbrew Fundraiser, Ranger Guided Elk Hikes at Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument, RIP comedy Improv group, Chamber Lunch and Learn about Estate Planning, Frozen! On Pikes Peak! And Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Mtn. Scoops.	Segment 4

September 22, Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with musician Dave German, who can often be heard singing and playing at the Thunderbird Inn in Florissant and the Historic Ute Inn in Woodland Park. davegerman.com Besides playing locally, German is also the American member of a trio called Westwood that plays in Germany every year	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Barbara Royal, owner of Higher Power Over Food, HigherPowerOverFood.com about overcoming emotional eating through self-recognition, prayer and meditation.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Darlene Jensen about her new role as the executive director of The Catamount Institute. Jensen replaces Eric Cefus, who has taken a position with the Pikes Peak Community Foundation.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Chamber President Debbie Miller about FREE Social Media training from Constant Contact. Also on the community calendar: Dakota Blonde Horse Playin' at the Ranch, Woodland Park Farmers Market, Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Pegasus Mediterranean Café, Cripple Creek has talent and Chamber Ribbon Cutting for IDIA.	Segment 4

September 15, Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks to members of the Lighter Side of Christmas Parade Committee about the parade and other events coming Dec. 3 in Woodland Park. Lightersideofchristmas.com Parade participants will be planning and creating floats with the theme, "Happy Trails to Christmas," commemorating the 100th birthday of singing cowboy Roy Rogers.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Pat Hill talking to Ralph Holloway about the 3rd annual Around the World Wine and Microbrew Tasting. A fundraiser for the Woodland Park Arts Alliance, the event offers samples of 100 different wines and several microbrews. As a teaser, Holloway hints at an upcoming announcement before or during the event which is Sept. 20.	Segment 2
Ryan Bouldry interviews the Pikes Peak Guy.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby talk about 14thannual Oktoberfest Plus. Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Farmers Market, Woodland DirtFest, National Gymnastics Day, Mountain of the Sun Music Festival, Dakota Blonde Horse Playin' at The Ranch, September Chamber Business After Hours, Florissant Fossil Beds Open House and Chamber Ribbon Cutting at Vintage Vines	Segment 4

September 8, Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Jeff Bivens, president of the Woodland Aquatic Project. The WAP board of directors is busy researching facilities in other small towns in Colorado, finding out what works and what doesn't. With six members on the board, the directors are seeking three more members to complete the roster. There is no set date or location for the project, but the board is working diligently to bring a swimming pool to Woodland Park.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Kevin Miller, owner of Free Agent Academy, one of Woodland Park's "Lone Eagles," businesses that can be set up anywhere the Internet can reach. http://freeagentacademy.com/	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Ben Grill and Carol Crandall about the expansion of their business, Sturman BG, to a new manufacturing and storage center on U.S. 24 in Woodland Park. Grill, who with Eddie Sturman, invented the Tap A Draft system www.tapadraft.com for microbrews, hints at a new product to be introduced in the next few months.	Segment 3
Host Sue Griswold chats with Chamber President Debbie Miller about the 14th Annual OktoberfestPlus happening September 16 & 17. woodlandparkchamber.com Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Farmers' Market, 12th Annual Habitat for Humanity Golf Tournament, Cruise Above the Clouds Car Show, Woodland Music Series – Big Band Bash, City Wide Garage Sale and 9-11: Ten years later Woodland Park Remembers.	Segment 4

September 1, Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Victor Deputy City Clerk Nancy Hanks about the 12th annual Victor Celebrates the Arts. http://victorcelebratesthearts.org/ Artists have spent the past week en plein air creating works for the annual Labor Day weekend, Sept. 3-5, show and sale at the Victor Elks Club	Segment 1
Reporter Pat Hill speaks to Greater Woodland Park Chamber of Commerce President Debbie Miller about the chamber's collaboration with other local organizations to offer two-day internships to area youth, ages 17-24.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Phil Layton, March Sanders and Jim Hoskins about the 20th annual Cruise Above the Clouds Car Show, Sept. 10-11 in Woodland Park and Cripple Creek. Besides marking a milestone for the club, this year's event will be filmed for a national cable TV show.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Tim and Sheenasha Warner about the 3rd Annual Indian Art Market and Pow Wow. Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Farmers Market, M Lazy C Chuckwagon Suppers, 37th annual Commonwheel Arts & Crafts Festival, Seven Falls Dancers at Dinosaur Resource Center and Victor Celebrates the Arts..	Segment 4

August 25, Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park Economic Development Director Beth Kosley about meeting the economic development goals of bringing in new jobs and retaining existing businesses. She also talks about the area's economic strengths and weaknesses.	Segment 1
Ryan Boldrey and Mark Mahan talks sports as new seasons start in Woodland Park and Cripple Creek-Victor school districts. Part 1	Segment 2
Ryan Boldrey and Mark Mahan talks sports as new seasons start in Woodland Park and Cripple Creek-Victor school districts. Part 2	Segment 3
Co hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Julia Wright with Commonwheel Artists Co-op about the 37th Annual Labor Day Arts & Crafts Festival. Also on the Community Calendar: Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Miche Bag, Woodland Park Farmers Market, Wynot Radio Theatre Show, Great Divide Kit Flight and Divide-Wide Yard Sale, M Lazy C chuck wagon suppers, Tweeds Musical Tapestry and Chamber Lunch and Learn about Time Management and Work-Life Balance.	Segment 4

August 18, Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Thomas Martin about the Pikes Peak Challenge Sept. 10. The hike, sponsored by the Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado, is 13 miles up the mountain starting at the trailhead at Barr Trail. Martin, who has a traumatic brain injury, greets the hikers at the top of the mountain. This is his 13th year of volunteering for the race that welcomes people with brain injuries from all over the United States and Canada.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with John Rakowski, president of the Lake George Gem & Mineral Club, about the 14th annual Lake George Gem & Mineral Show coming up Aug. 19-21 in Lake George between the post office and the general store.	Segment 2
Mark Platten from CSU Extension http://www.co.teller.co.us/CSU/ talking about the Mountain Pine Beatle in an encore presentation from June 4, 2009	Segment 3
Co host Sue Griswold and Chamber President Debbie Miller chat with Pamela Argo of the Teller Senior Coalition about Tweeds Musical Tapestry. http://www.tellerseniorcoalition.org Please note new information below that differs from the recording. CHANGE OF VENUE Tweeds Musical Tapestry 2011 brought to you by CRIPPLE CREEK & VICTOR GOLD MINING COMPANY benefiting TELLER SENIOR COALITION Sunday, August 28th at 4:30 in the afternoon Concert at High View Baptist Church 1151 Rampart Range Road Followed immediately by a Reception for Musicians & Guests at Tweeds Fine Furniture & Home Decor 240 East Highway 24, Woodland Park Don't miss the musical gala of the season. Musicians from the Colorado Springs Philharmonic and other area orchestras will delight you with an afternoon of classical musical weavings from Debussy to Mozart at 4:30 at High View Baptist Church in Woodland Park. Then join us for a reception immediately after at Tweeds’ elegant new location. Enjoy an array of delectable hors d'oeuvres and refreshments, visit with musicians and guests, and browse the new selection of Tweeds Mountain Furniture and Home Decor. Help celebrate our Crystal Anniversary this August 28th. Teller Senior Coalition has provided 15 years of service to our senior community, offering transportation, daily hot meals, home delivered meals, minor home safety repairs, caregiver counseling and respite and a durable medical equipment loan closet that is open to anyone. Tickets are $35 per person, $60 per couple and are available at Tweeds (240 E Highway 24), the Teller Senior Coalition office (312 North Center Street behind City Hall) or by visiting the TSC website at www.tellerseniorcoalition.org where you can pay via PayPal. Please help Teller Senior Coalition assist Teller County Seniors to live full and active lives with dignity and independence. Call 687-3330 for any additional information.   Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show, Farmers Market, M Lazy C Ranch Chuckwagon Suppers, Salute to American Veterans Rally, Outside by Commonwheel Artists Gallery, WYNOT Radio Theatre Show, Ribbon Cutting for Tweeds and for Miche Bag, Responsible Consumerism Party and 2nd Annual Newhoma Music Festival..	Segment 4

August 11, Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter speaks with Bodie Packham about the second annual Rock Gypsies Rock & Mineral show coming up in Woodland park Aug. 18-21. Bodie and Kim Packham are long-time Divide residents who have been vendors on the rock-show circuit since 2002..	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with CC-V RE-1 board President Brent Kennedy, Woodland Park Office of Economic Development Director Beth Kosley and Woodland Park Mayor Steve Randolph about the Pikes Peak Regional Sustainability Plan and their parts in the Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments' planning process.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Roxanne Roberts and Jim Haggins, founders of Sacred Hoop Ministry in Woodland Park. http://www.sacredhoopministry.org/index.htm Four students from the ministry were the subjects of digital narratives focusing on the shamanic healing experience	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Debbie Pinello about Woodland Music Series' Shades of Blue concert. Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Farmers Market, M Lazy C Ranch Chuckwagon Dinners, Dancin' In The Street – HBA Street Dance, Vino and Notes http://www.vinoandnotes.com/, Chamber August Business After Hours at Coldwell Banker Building and Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Brenda's Boutique & Consignments.	Segment 4

August 4, Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Richard Marold about his portrayal of Nikola Tesla at 10 a.m. Aug. 6 at Victor's Stratton Outdoor Amphitheater. Marold is best known locally for his portrayal of Winfield Scott Stratton at Cripple Creek and Victor events.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Wyatt Earp, who will take on the persona of his famous ancestor at 5 p.m. Aug. 6 at the Imperial Hotel's newly reopened Historic Gold Bar Theatre. Earp will dispel some of the myths about the original Wyatt Earp in a program he has presented almost 700 time in nine countries.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Eric Cefus, who recently resigned as the executive director of the Catamount Institute which has a campus in Teller County. Cefus talks about the Institute as well as his new position as the director of new business development for the Pikes Peak Community Foundation.	Segment 1
Co host Sue Griswold and Chamber President Debbie Miller chat with Gary & Carolyn Dimig about the 26th Annual Mountain Arts Festival. Also on the Community Calendar: Aspen Valley Ranch Concert Series, Woodland Park Farmers Market, M Lazy C Chuckwagon Dinners, 7th Annual Critterfest at Dinosaur Resource Center, Everybody Welcome Week and Chamber Partner 101 Class.	Segment 4

28 July,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Tracie Bennitt about upcoming events at the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center as well as about what has been happening in the field as members of Triebold Paleontology spend their summer fossil hunting.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Ben Caperton about the 4th annual Vino & Notes, a wine/food/jazz festival Aug. 13 in Woodland Park. Ben and his wife Jamie founded the event to bring people to the city and highlight the number of wineries in Colorado. This year's festival features 20 wineries, among them Two Rivers and D'Vine wines, which is sold at the Caperton's store, Treasures for All Seasons. Vino & Notes is a benefit for Charitable Treasures Workshop and is from noon to 6 p.m. Aug. 13 in Memorial Park.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to David diMichael and Janie Phillips about the upcoming dinner theatre show of "Camelot." After putting out the word about the production several local actors answered the call, including those from the Jr. Woodland Players. http://troubadourproductions.org/ The show is in August at the Shining Mountain Golf Club and is a first for Woodland Park	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Ken & Judi Hesselberg about the Little Chapel Food Pantry Benefit Concert on July 31.www.littlechapelfoodpantry.org Also on the Community Calendar: Teller County Summer Safety Fair, Woodland Park Farmers Market, Summer Reading Celebration at the Woodland Park Public Library, ComedyFest Above the Clouds, Teller County Fair and Chamber Lunch and Learn on Foreclosures..	Segment 4

21 July,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg talks with Judi and Ken Hesselberg about the upcoming Little Chapel Food Pantry Benefit Concert at 6 p.m. July 31 at Impact Christian Church in Woodland Park. The Food Pantry feeds more than 500 Teller and Park County each month. All proceeds from the benefit, featuring Christian artist Jared Anderson will be used to keep the food going out to needy families..	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with long-time Teller County resident and cancer survivor Steve Mackin. Makin and his family have been a part of the Cripple Creek scene for more than half a century	Segment 2
Mary Lloyd author of "Super Charged Retirement" chats with Amy Elmont in this archived interview from July of 2009.http://superchargedretirement.com/	Segment 3
Hosts Sue Griswold chats with Alan Patton about Dinosaur Resource Center's Critter Fest. Also on the Community Calendar: Legion Baseball State "D" Tournaments, Woodland Park Farmers Market, Huge Used Book Sale at the Library, M Lazy C Chuck wagon Suppers, Teller County Relay for Life, ComedyFest Above the Clouds, Florissant Heritage Days, Lost Dutchman Music Festival, Free Back 2 School Health Fair, TCRAS Hawgs for Hounds Poker Run, Teller County Sustainability Fair and Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Wearhouse, Inc.	Segment 4

14 July,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Steve Glaeser about ComedyFest Above the Clouds coming to Woodland Park July 22 and July 29.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Randy Hylton and Dee Hylton about the Health Fair and Block party July 23 at Peak Vista's Family Health Center in Divide. The two make it sound like getting an immunization is fun. Actually, at the clinic on July 23, it is fun. With free backpacks, a bounce house, face painting and live music with Joe Johnson, kids are likely to forget that needles and physicals are usually something to be faced rather than anticipated. Let's hear how the two totally change the image of immunizations.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to David Yarger, a graduating senior who just won the $2,000 scholarship from the Mountain Artists. Yarger, who lives in Woodland Park, wowed the judges with his oils, watercolors and pen and ink drawings. With the scholarship money, Yarger plans to study art at Pikes Peak Community College for the next year.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with LaDonna DeVore about Lost Dutchman Resort's Music Festival on July 23. http://www.ldutchman.com/events/ Also on the Community Calendar: Harry Potter Movie Marathon at the Woodland Park Public Library, Woodland Park Friday Farmers Market and M Lazy C Chuck Wagon Dinners.	Segment 4

07 July,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg went to the Woodland Park Old Fashioned Fourth of July and spoke to people manning booths. Sarah Greenstreet speaks about the Woodland Park High School soccer program fundraiser, Janet Bennett was raising money for Teller County Search and Rescue, 8-year-olds Jessica Tanis and Lexi Sharp spoke about their girl scout troop's Alex's Lemonade Stand for childhood cancer, Jill Sievers spoke about Habitat for Humanity projects, Chris Rubin represented Teller County Public Health and North Teller Build a Generation, Chris Cosgriff raised funds for the Woodland Park Education Foundation, Dr. James Wiley raised awareness about Teller Safe Harbor and Mary Kay Livingston spoke about the Teller County Realtors Relay for Life team.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Nancy Spradling and Connie Joiner at the Farmer's Market. The two are heading up the booth selling t-shirts for the Ute Pass Symphony Guild, as a preliminary to Symphony Above the Clouds July 5. Down the way, Judy Crummett, co-founder of the market, talks about the Young Entrepreneurs program.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Christina Miller, captain of the Walgreen's Warriors Teller County Relay for Life team. Miller is the youngest team captain among this year's teams.	Segment 3
Co hosts Sue Griswold and Debbie Miller chat with Steve Glaeser about ComedyFest Above the Clouds. Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Farmers Market, 25th Annual Chamber Golf Tournament, M Lazy C Chuck Wagon Dinners, Workshop on the Flammulated Owl, Woodland Music Series – Purely Bluegrass, Dinosaur Resource Center Outdoor Craft Fair, July Chamber Business After Hours at NAPA and Harry Potter Movie Marathon at the Woodland Park Public Library.	Segment 4

30 June,Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Staci Blair and Dawn Ignatius about the Bike for Hope fundraiser July 30. A grueling 38.8 miles up the Gold Camp Road from Colorado Springs to Victor, the ride is designed to attract a new corps of donors to CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocate. Ignatius, who lives in Woodland Park, is the incoming chairman of the CASA board of directors.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View Managing Editor Ryan Boldrey talks to columnist Cord Prettyman, owner of Absolute Fitness, about summer running and fitness.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Colorado Springs actor Doris McCraw, who will become "America the Beautiful" poet Katharine Lee Bates for a special presentation at the Cripple Creek District Museum at 6 p.m. July 2.	Segment 3
Co hosts Sue Griswold and Debbie Miller chat with Karen Casey-Svetich about Old Fashioned 4th of July in Memorial Park. Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Community Singers at the Library, Farmers Market, M Lazy C Chuck wagon Suppers, Military Appreciation Days at the Dinosaur Resource Center, City Sponsored Firework shows, 31st Annual Symphony Above the Clouds, Chamber Lunch and Learn about Quickbooks and 25th Annual Chamber Golf Tournament.	Segment 4

23 June,Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Carol Ekarius , executive director of Coalition for the Upper South Platte. The organization helps homeowners' associations develop wildfire protection plans. Recently, three of CUSP employees volunteered their time to help cut hazardous trees after the tornado struck in Joplin, Mo. May 22.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Jan Collins, the director of the Cripple Creek District Museum , and staff members who worked together to create the latest Arcadia Publishing "Images of America" book, "The Cripple Creek District." The book, which is available at the district museum gift shop and other bookstores, features more than 200 vintage photos of the district...	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Craig Harms about the benefit for the WWII Veterans Honor Flight Program. A nonprofit organization, the program provides transportation services to Washington, D.C. For southern Colorado veterans, the next trip is in September. Harms and his Wind Symphony and Swing Factory band play a benefit concert in Woodland Park June 26	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Craig Harms, Director of Woodland Park Wind Symphony about their Concert and Dance on Sunday June 26. Also on the Community Calendar: High Tea & Serenade at the Senior Citizens Club, Woodland Park Farmers Market, M Lazy C Ranch Chuck Wagon Suppers, Kritter Karavan and Woodland Park Community Singers patriotic concert at the Woodland Park Public Library	Segment 4

16 June,Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Miriam Brock who is painting the clock at Bergstrom Arena in Woodland Park. Brock is one of 13 artists in the Pikes Peak Plein Air show, the first time the event has been held in the city above the clouds. Pat caught the show's sponsor, Ralph Holloway, at Seven Arrows Gallery whose shop is home base for the artists	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Tom Cooper, president of the Two Mile High Club in Cripple Creek. The club's biggest fundraiser of the year, the 80th annual Donkey Derby Days, is coming up June 25-26. The club will use proceeds from the event to care for Cripple Creek's free-roaming donkey herd.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Mike Perini, public relations volunteer for the July 5th Symphony Above the Clouds. A Woodland Park tradition, the event brings hundreds of locals and tourists to the city to listen to the sounds of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic. The concert is sponsored by the Ute Pass Symphony Guild.	Segment 3
Co Hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Pamela Argo with the Teller Senior Coalition about Spring Fling Flea Market. Also on the Community Calendar: Woodland Park Farmers Market, The Clerk's Tea, M Lazy C Ranch Chuckwagon Dinners, Prospect Annual Bake Sale, Worship Fest Colorado, Lincoln Day Dinner, Father's Day at Dinosaur Resource Center, June Chamber Business After Hours, and Bongo Joe's World Tour of Music.	Segment 4

9 June,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View managing editor Ryan Boldrey and sports writer Mark Mahan wrap up high school sports around Teller County.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Ben Caperton about the Blue Valor Run, an event that raised money through the Twin Towers Initiative for the Law Enforcement Museum in Washington D.C. Caperton was one of 125 motorcycle riders who rode from New York City, where they unveiled the steel replica of the Twin Towers as well as the memorial quilt with the photos of the 72 officers killed on 9/11. From Ground Zero, the riders had a police escort into the nation's capital to present the towers and the quilt to the keepers of the museum, which is expected to open in 2013	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Lois Sill, president of the Teller County Farmer's Market Association about what's new at this year's Woodland Park Farmers' Market.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Debbie Pinello about Woodland Music Series upcoming Summer concert season. Also on the community calendar: Woodland Park Farmers Market, M Lazy C Chuck wagon Dinners, Murder Mystery @ the Library, Garden Chat, Florissant Grange Flea Market, Career Planning for Parents and Teachers, Butterfly Festival and Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Farmers Insurance – Kristyn Cline Agency.	Segment 4

2 June,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View managing editor Ryan Boldrey speaks to the Pikes Peak Guy as he finishes 365 days of photographing Pikes Peak	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Cresson Elementary School Principal Martha DeJesus, who is retiring at the end of this month after 22 years with the Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 school district.	Segment 2
Judy Ivory and some of her students talking to Pat Hill about the GED program sponsored by Community Partnership of Teller County. Ivory, who teaches the program with Elaine Gould. Since the program was revamped in 2006, 130 students have graduated with a GED and several have gone on to college. Along with the GED, Ivory coordinates the Next Step program, which offers students the opportunity to visit colleges such as Pikes Peak Community.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Dottie Brennan about AARF (Adoptable Animal Rescue Force). Also on the Community Calendar: Classical Music Event, Book, Plant and Bake Sale, Pre Farmers Market Plant Sale, Church in the Wildwood's Community Dinner, City Wide Garage Sale, Chamber's Social Media Training with Jon Dale, Woodland Music Series Benefit Golf Tournament and Ribbon Cutting for Serenity Massage Therapy.	Segment 4

26 May,Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Mike Bartol, with Teller County's Veterans Services. Bartol was just named County Veterans Services Officer of the Year for the State of Colorado. In the past three years, Bartol has helped hundreds of veterans receive financial benefits from the Veterans Administration. For many, Bartol's navigating government bureaucracy has made a difference in their lives. Bartol received the award in Denver.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Kathrine Backe, who was the driving force behind the Ute Pass Community Wildfire Protection Plan. Recently, the plan received national recognition from Firewise Communities/USA for its comprehensive approach to wildfire hazard assessments and a plan to address safety concerns. Backe's work was entirely volunteer, one that took up 40 hours a week for more than a year.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Bob Harvey about the visit by two renowned classical musicians to Woodland Park on June 2, This event is sponsored by the Piatigorsky Foundation and the Woodland Music Series.	Segment 3
Co-host Sue Griswold chats with Rita Randolph and new Library Director Anne Knowles about upcoming Library events. Also on the Community calendar: AARP Driver Safety Class, Summer Reading Program, Highland Tales with Sienna the Dog, Chamber Lunch and Learn and Classical Music Event http://rampart.colibraries.orgmm	Segment 4

19 May,Thursday

Part 1 -Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with actress Daryl Hannah, Chip Comins founder, president and CEO of American Renewable Energy Day and Eddie Sturman, owner of Sturman Industries in Woodland Park about how Sturman technologies can create new ways to produce energy locally using fuel sources at hand and why this is important both for the environment and national security.	Segment 1
Part 2 -Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with actress Daryl Hannah, Chip Comins founder, president and CEO of American Renewable Energy Day and Eddie Sturman, owner of Sturman Industries in Woodland Park about how Sturman technologies can create new ways to produce energy locally using fuel sources at hand and why this is important both for the environment and national security.	Segment 2
Part 3 -Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with actress Daryl Hannah, Chip Comins founder, president and CEO of American Renewable Energy Day and Eddie Sturman, owner of Sturman Industries in Woodland Park about how Sturman technologies can create new ways to produce energy locally using fuel sources at hand and why this is important both for the environment and national security.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Brandon Vavra with Boy Scouts of America talking about their upcoming Community Breakfast. Also on the Community Calendar: Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Kitchen & Homebrew, Environmental Film Series and Poetry at the Library, Community Blood Drive, Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Teller County Search and Rescue and A Women's Journey toward Financial Independence at Peoples National Bank.	Segment 4

12 May,Thursday

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Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg spoke to members of the Teller County Search & Rescue President Mike Smith, Vice President Don Johnson and training chairperson Brian Wedryk, about how to hike safely in Teller County	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Keli Konczak about her Girl Scout troop from Columbine Elementary School. While scouting has changed since the organization was founded in 1912, still, some things remain the same, such as wanting to give back to the community. Last month, the scouts donated $100 to the Community Cupboard, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of Girl Scout cookies, an American tradition.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Dick Lackmond, of Big Guy Rockhound and a member of the Lake George Gem & Mineral Club, about the club's new lapidary workshop located in a space donated by Glenn Raymond, owner of Mountain Aspen Co, in Woodland Park, which makes granite and marble counter tops. The workshop is open to club members only but joining the club is easy and inexpensive.	Segment 3
Co hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Anne Kozleski about May 19 Community Blood Drive. Also on the Calendar: Munchkin Market, 3rd Annual RED Day, Musical Tribute to John Denver – The John Adams Band, May Full Moon Tour at the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center, Woodland Park Wind Symphony Spring Concert, May Chamber Business After Hours at Lost Dutchman Resort, Ribbon Cutting for Sheena Harper Photography and Assessor Public Forum.	Segment 4

5 May,Thursday

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Pat Hill talking to Tina Albillar, a volunteer for Court Appointed Special Advocate. Founded in Colorado Springs in 1989, CASA has served more than 6,000 children in the Pikes Peak Region. CASA volunteers help children who have entered the "system," either through neglect and abuse or abandonment. Albillar, who lives in Woodland Park, is one of several advocates who help children in Teller County. CASA volunteers advocate for the child in the court system	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park Parks and recreation director Cindy Keating and public works director William Alspach about renovation work beginning at Red Mountain Park.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View managing editor Ryan Boldrey speaks with "Fitness Guru, Cord Prettyman about getting fit in the great outdoors.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Karen Pett of Woodland Retail Alliance about May 13 & 14 John Adams Band Concert. Also on the calendar: Cinco de Mayo at the Library, Chick-fil-A Leadercast, To the Nines – Consignment Finds Fashion Show by Ute Pass Kiwanis, Free Document Shred Day at Park State Bank & Trust and Ribbon Cutting for Colorado Mounted Rangers – Troop B.	Segment 4

28 April,Thursday

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Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Teller County Sheriff's Office Detective Rick Williams about Colorado Life Trak, a program that provides free radio transmitters for people who have brain conditions that might cause them to wander and get lost.	Segment 1
Pat Hill on church expansion	Segment 2
Ryan Bouldery and Mark Mahan talk about spring sports at Woodlamd Park and Cripple Creek Schools	Segment 3
Co hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Chamber President Debbie Miller about Spring Chamber Expo on Thursday, April 21. Also on the calendar: Earth Day Celebration at the Woodland Park Public Library, Annual SOS Club Electronics Recycling event, Author Barbara O'Neal at the Library, Chamber Business Roundtable and Teller County 2011: A Space Odyssey.	Segment 4

 

21 April,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Jan Collins, director of the Cripple Creek District Museum, about upcoming events at the museum and a new program that encourages artisans practicing 19th century arts and crafts to share their knowledge with demonstrations at the museum.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Lucy Ohle (olee), administrator at Church in the Wildwood in Green Mountain Falls. Lucy and Pastor David Shaw have put together a public forum with four speakers talking about the Second Amendment. The forum is titled "Guns, Good, Bad or Both?" and presents a range of ideas on the subject. The forum stems from discussions among church members after the shooting in January in Tucson.	Segment 2
…..Pat Hill talking to Scott Leonard, English teacher at Woodland Park High School and co-director of the drama department. Leonard, who is retiring in May, is directing his last play for the school, Brigadoon, one of his favorite musicals. While he says he'll miss the students, there are many things he won't miss, grading essays, for instance.	Segment 3
Co hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Chamber President Debbie Miller about Spring Chamber Expo on Thursday, April 21. Also on the calendar: Earth Day Celebration at the Woodland Park Public Library, Annual SOS Club Electronics Recycling event, Author Barbara O'Neal at the Library, Chamber Business Roundtable and Teller County 2011: A Space Odyssey.	Segment 4

 

14 April,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Cord Prettyman and Mike Perini about the results of the Woodland Aquatic Project scientific survey that went out to more than 6,000 households in the greater Woodland Park	Segment 1
High School sports roundup	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg went to the Denver Art Museum with Cripple Creek-Victor art teacher Jason Willems and 29 junior and senior high school students . She interviews the teacher and students about their impression of the museum.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Kirk Greenstreet about Chick-fil-A Leadercast on May 6. Also on the calendar: Midland Days Symposium, High Altitude Gardening Class, Prospect Home Care and Hospice annual Johnny Jump Up plant sale and April Business After Hours at Pikes Peak Courier View.	Segment 4

 

7 April,Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Mark Johnson founder of Rocky Mountain Wildlife Foundation	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park High School history teacher Daniel Read and several members of the high school Knowledge Bowl team as they practice for a state tournament later this month.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Jon Zimmer and Lee Willoughby about the Earth Day celebration April 22 at the Woodland Park library. Students from Gateway, Columbine, Summit and Woodland Park High School are presenting and participating. Willoughby represents the Harvest Center and Zimmer will talk about how Native Americans were conservationists from the get-go. Community organizations and renewable-energy providers will offer information and activities. The "Tatanka" interactive display will be instructive to all age ranges.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with David Martinek about the Midland Days Symposium on April 16. Also on the calendar: Genealogy Workshop at the Woodland Park Library, 11th Annual Health Fair and Ribbon Cutting for Church in the Wildwood.	Segment 4

 

31 March,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks to Rebecca Morland and Chris Valentine of Penrose St. Francis about a new urgent care clinic coming to Cripple Creek.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to six freshman and sophomore girls at Woodland Park High School about the Afternoon of Tea and Dresses at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort April 16. The event features prom dresses donated for girls who may not be able to afford the high cost of going to the prom. A rough estimate is $460. The girls are on the student council and are donating their time to host the event.	Segment 2
Bob Harvey and Bob Schleicher talking about the new nursing home coming to Woodland Park. An 80-unit facility, the home will devote 20 rooms to Memory Care Alzheimer's wing. The project fulfills a promise of bringing nursing-home care along with the hospital, which opened in 2007. While an assisted-living center had been planned, the economy tanked about the same time. The nursing home is being developed and run by a different management company.	Segment 3
Co hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Alan Patton with the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center and their upcoming events. Also on the calendar: Active Parenting for Teens, Chamber Lunch and Learn about Marketing and Creating Your Competitive Advantage and Genealogy workshop at the Woodland Park Public Library.	Segment 4

 

24 March,Thursday

Pat Hill talking to Pascha McKeough in the earthship home she built mostly by herself. Insulated by 1,600 tires filled with dirt, the home is heated by solar energy. While building her home near Guffey, McKeough lived in a 10-foot by 12-foot shed for 12 years. For her, the experience of living simply has brought a sense of spirituality that transcends the need for material things. At the age of 70, McKeough is self-sufficient and is an example of what sustainable living is all about. Her story is the subject of a prize-winning documentary film	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with 14-year-old Daniel Carr, who recently won a National Foundation for Credit Counseling poster contest in the high school division. He also won the contest last year in the middle school division.	Segment 2
Pat Hill talking to Mary Barrowman about things to do in Guffey. While Pat spent a day in the town last week, Barrowman recently hosted a forum for the people in Guffey. At the forum, several leaders of organizations such as Peak Vista Community Health and the Pikes Peak Regional Hospital talked about services available to the residents. For TellerNetcast.com, Pat and Mary have a conversation about things to do in Guffey. Barrowman is the executive director of Prospect Home Care & Hospice and a leader in the Teller County community.	Segment 3
Co host Sue Griswold and Chamber President Debbie Miller chat with Kirk Greenstreet of the Woodland Park Community Church on upcoming Chick-fil-A Leadercast "Voices of Change". This will take place on May 6th and lets you learn from the world's most influential leadership voices. Also on the calendar: Ribbon Cutting for Driver Safety Consultants, Poetry Night, Spring Break Movie and Read to Katie the Cat.	Segment 4

 

17 March,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Leon Kot, district conservationist at the Woodland Park office of the Natural Resource Conservation Service. He is retiring April 1.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to Paula Levy after the Reason to Hope breakfast. A fundraiser for the Alzheimer's Association, the breakfast was emotional for many as they watched videos of families whose loved ones suffered from the disease. Levy is a volunteer for the association who holds support groups for caregivers in Teller County. In a disease often wrenching for the families, Levy offers hope and guidance in a time of sorrow and fear.	Segment 2
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Darlene Jensen and Mark Platten about the up-coming Camp Rocky that will bring 80 teenagers to a camp in the woods for a week where they will learn wildlife and environmental management, among other things.	Segment 3
Co-host Sue Griswold chats with Rita Randolph and Lynn Harrison of the Woodland Park Public Library about exciting upcoming events at the Library. Also on the calendar: Brown & Brown Insurance Ribbon Cutting, TCRAS Wild Whiskers Western Benefit and the Chamber and Constant Contact's Social Media Marketing Made Simple Seminar.	Segment 4

 

10 March,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks to Lake George Charter School art teacher Roy Cissell and several families and students about the school's art program.	Segment 1
Pat Hill talking to people filling their gas tanks at Western Convenience and Safeway. All of them are concerned about gas prices and one woman calls them "ridiculous." At the senior center in Woodland Park, the fuel bill has increased by $50 a month. For the average person on the street, the escalating gas prices cut into their budgets for food and other necessities. Are the cutbacks a sign that the recession is not over but is resuming?	Segment 2
Ryan Bouldery and Mark Mahan talk about spring sports at Woodlamd Park and Cripple Creek Schools.	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Michael Smith representing both Teller County Search and Rescue and Colorado Mounted Rangers – Troop B. Michael has been named 2010 Chamber's Volunteer of the Year! Also on the calendar: 44th Annual Chamber Dinner and Silent Auction, March Business After Hours at Woodland Exchange Building, Library's Environmental Film Series – Dirt and Chamber Ribbon Cutting for Brown and Brown Insurance.	Segment 4

 

3 March,Thursday

Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park High School freshman Jessica Connell about the Teller County Relay for Life kickoff event March 10. The annual relay, sponsored by the American Cancer Society, is a well attended and fun fundraiser that raises money for cancer research.	Segment 1
Pikes Peak Courier View reporter Norma Engelberg speaks with Woodland Park Middle School Librarian Jeannie Walter, book club leader Diane Dillinger and members of the seventh-grade club, The Oreos. The school has eight Supportive Parents and Reading Kids book clubs, three sixth-grade clubs, two seventh-grade clubs and three eighth-grade clubs that meet and discuss books once a week during lunch.	Segment 2
Carol Grieve and Jenavie Brandt about chemtrails, streaks of white clouds trailing behind jet aircraft, stretching from horizon to horizon. The two women have embarked upon an awareness campaign to highlight the issue. To date, no one has identified the source of the chemtrails. To highlight the issue in Woodland Park, the two are sponsoring the documentary "What in the World are they Spraying?" The subtitle is "The Chemtrail/Geo-Engineering Cover-up." The movie will be shown at 1:30 p.m. March 12 at the Woodland Park library	Segment 3
Co-hosts Sue Griswold and Linda Bealby chat with Dolores Horvath, CEO of the Pikes Peak Regional Hospital. The Hospital has been awarded the Chamber's 2010 Business of the Year! Also on the calendar: Ceol Ceili at the Library, Turkey Federation Banquet & Auction, Chamber's 44th Annual Dinner and Auction and upcoming Social Media classes with Constant Contact.	Segment 4

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2011

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