Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (COLORADO SPRINGS) — The summer concert series at Gold Hill Mesa, “Music on the Mesa” will feature a lineup of local bands from ...

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Gold Hill Mesa is hosting a weekly Sunday Market from June through September, bringing together a wide variety of local vendors, live music, food, and family-friendly activities.

Many residents of Gold Hill Mesa reacted with disbelief and anger earlier this year when the Colorado Geological Survey recommended that the soil under their neighborhood be tested further for its ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (COLORADO SPRINGS) — The Gold Hill Mesa summer concert series is a local favorite, with vibrant outdoor concerts all summer long.

Portions of Gold Hill Mesa sank more than 3 inches over a six-year period, state geologists reported to Colorado Springs planners this April. That land movement, tracked by stacking more than 150 ...

The Colorado Geological Survey is withholding its recommendation for approval of a second development phase at Gold Hill Mesa, where 55 single-family lots are planned on nearly 9 acres. The survey’s ...

The Colorado Springs City Council voted Tuesday to appropriate an estimated $13.5 million in future tax revenues toward a commercial urban renewal project for the Gold Hill Mesa development on the ...

The developer of Gold Hill Mesa on Colorado Springs' west side, who couldn't afford to water down blowing dirt on the site a few months ago because of his lender's money woes, said Thursday the ...

1906: Golden Cycle Mill opens as world’s largest gold mill. 1907: Coal dust explosion destroys large part of the mill. 1908: Mill reopens bigger and better. 1942: Mill pours its 10,000th gold brick.

Despite learning more than three years ago that perhaps dozens of homes in Gold Hill Mesa were slowly sinking, heaving and flooding, city planners and regional building staff allowed development to ...

Portions of Gold Hill Mesa sank more than 3 inches over a six-year period, state geologists reported to Colorado Springs planners this April. That land movement, tracked by stacking more than 150 ...