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Around 20 vehicles from the DCSO and Douglas County School District, and a helicopter patrolled the surrounding area of Mammoth Heights Elementary School in hopes of locating Katherine Gould, 12, who was last seen leaving her home on Greenstone Circle just under a mile south of the school on her bicycle around 8:20 a.m. Tuesday.
Dennis Huspeni
The Denver Gazette
Around 20 vehicles from the DCSO and Douglas County School District, and a helicopter patrolled the surrounding area of Mammoth Heights Elementary School in hopes of locating Katherine Gould, 12, who was last seen leaving her home on Greenstone Circle just under a mile south of the school on her bicycle around 8:20 a.m. Tuesday.
Fort Carson celebrated an $8 million renovation of its Education Center with a ribbon cutting and tour of the facility Tuesday.
The three-story facility housed in a former barrack built in the 1950s had previously seen 400-600 visitors a day to its computer lab and up to 100,000 visits a year. The newly renovated building has two computer labs and capacity to serve even more people.
Fort Carson base commander Maj. Gen. Matthew W. McFarlane said the renovated Education Center is the culmination of seven years of hard work.
“What we achieve in life hinges on two things, the capabilities nature has provided us and the capabilities we build through our education,” he said. “This building will obviously allow our soldiers, civilians and families to build some capabilities through some awesome educational opportunities.”
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Around 20 vehicles from the DCSO and Douglas County School District, and a helicopter patrolled the surrounding area of Mammoth Heights Elementary School in hopes of locating Katherine Gould, 12, who was last seen leaving her home on Greenstone Circle just under a mile south of the school on her bicycle around 8:20 a.m. Tuesday.
Dennis Huspeni
The Denver Gazette
Around 20 vehicles from the DCSO and Douglas County School District, and a helicopter patrolled the surrounding area of Mammoth Heights Elementary School in hopes of locating Katherine Gould, 12, who was last seen leaving her home on Greenstone Circle just under a mile south of the school on her bicycle around 8:20 a.m. Tuesday.
The Colorado state House on Wednesday passed a bill that would seek to ban new pet stores from selling puppies and kittens over near-united opposition from the chamber’s GOP caucus.