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05/25/2026

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04/17/2026

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03/21/2026

Announcing the arrival of our Colorado 150th anniversary flags and stickers, now available for purchase while supplies last. Made in the USA.

12/31/2025

Sorry, no fireworks guys. It's not safe.

After careful analysis of fire and weather conditions, El Paso County Fire Warden and Sheriff, Joseph Roybal has reinstated Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for the unincorporated portions of El Paso County. Sheriff Roybal said, “With the recent snow totals falling significantly short of the prediction, the responsible decision is to reinstate Stage 1 Restrictions.”

The restrictions go into effect beginning at 1:00 PM today, December 31, 2025.
Sheriff Roybal added, “I will evaluate conditions weekly and reassess the need to keep the restrictions in place, but for the near future, the residents of El Paso County can expect the restrictions to remain in place until moisture levels improve.”

Once Stage I Fire Restrictions are in effect, the following activities are prohibited by statute:

1. Open burning, with exceptions for fires and campfires within permanently constructed fire grates in developed campgrounds and picnic grounds; charcoal grills and wood-burning stoves at private residences in areas cleared (three feet distance) of all flammable materials.

2. The use of any fireworks without a professional display permit, outdoor pyrotechnics such as explosive targets, or model rockets.
**Please note that tonight’s fireworks event by the AdAmAn Club is authorized by permit.**

3. Outdoor smoking, except within an enclosed vehicle or building, a developed recreation site, or while stopped in an area at least three feet in diameter, barren or cleared of all flammable materials.

4. Welding or operating an acetylene or similar torch with an open flame is prohibited except in an area cleared of vegetation.

5. No internal combustion engine operation without a spark-arresting device properly installed and in working order.

6. Prescribed burns: any previously issued permits for such burns are revoked.

👉 https://www.epcsheriffsoffice.com/services/fire-information

Our Pikes Peak community is well aware of the devastating effects of wildfires. Beyond the stated Stage 1 Fire Restrictions, we ask you to remain vigilant during this particularly dry time of year.

Simple actions like tossing a lit cigarette, a spark from a dangling snow or tow chain, or driving atop a grass field can ignite a fire.

12/03/2025

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11/29/2025

These will be a nice addition to your Christmas ORDER NOW 👉 Pork Hot or Mild by the Dozen Our Small Family Busines would love to Serve you! 👉$25 A Dozen, see information here:

👇Place your orders here 📝 to get yours & we look forward to Serving you!

☆Also we want to give a Thank-you to Affordable Flags, Fireworks & Sports, Great People & Business. Tamales will be Available FOR PICKUP THERE at our FoodTruck see info below & enjoy our Tamales!

11/06/2025

Veterans Day

1. Originally Called Armistice Day
Marked the end of WWI on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918.

2. Name Changed in 1954
President Eisenhower renamed it Veterans Day to honor all who served.

3. Honors All Who Served
Unlike Memorial Day, this day honors living and deceased veterans alike.

4. Moment of Silence
Many Americans pause at 11:00 a.m. to remember the WWI armistice.

5. A Global Tradition
Allies observe similar days: Remembrance Day (Canada, UK) and Armistice Day (France, Belgium).

6. Once Moved, Then Moved Back
In 1968 it shifted to October for a long weekend, but was restored to November 11 in 1975.

7. Arlington Ceremony
Each year, the President honors fallen heroes at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

8. No Apostrophe Needed
It’s Veterans Day, not Veteran’s or Veterans’. The day belongs to all veterans.

9. Over 18 Million Veterans
About 7% of U.S. adults have served in the armed forces.

10. A Day to Say “Thank You”
From parades to flags flying high, every act of gratitude counts.

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10/17/2025