Nitehawk still working on landslide recovery plans Written by Staff Monday, May 10 2021, 4:40 PM The west side of the hill at Nitehawk was hit by a landslide on May 19, 2020 (Courtesy Nitehawk)
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It’s almost a year since a landslide caused significant damage to the ski hill at the Nitehawk Year-Round Adventure Park. The Board and management team continue to work on recovery efforts.
“We’re collecting information towards making a decision on the best path forward,” says General Manager Johnathan Clarkson.
“The goal is to return to some form of normal operations by next winter. It’s not clear what that looks like yet. We’re focused on the best long-term solution for Nitehawk and the community.”
Group of downtown restaurants, bars close temporarily because of COVID concerns
Claim new public health restrictions make it nearly impossible to stay open
One local group of restaurants and bars decided to close temporarily, around a week before the new restrictions were announced.
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COLORADO SPRINGS â In order to ensure they rebound from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, restaurants have changed the entire way they do business to meet the current Level Red restrictions in El Paso County. But one local group of restaurants and bars decided to close temporarily, around a week before the restrictions were announced.