Woody Paige: Bills' Damar Hamlin brings back tragic memories from decades past

PLUS l Home prices fall, sales decline and construction slows as housing slump continues in Colorado Springs, New food hall in Pueblo set to open in spring and more. Springs AM Update [News]( [Sports]( [Opinion]( [Life]( Welcome to Thursday. It’s Jan. 5, 2023. Take 5 minutes to catch up on what's happening in Colorado. In today’s edition: - [Woody Paige: Bills' Damar Hamlin brings back tragic memories from decades past]( - [Home prices fall, sales decline and construction slows as housing slump continues in Colorado Springs]( - [New food hall in Pueblo set to open in spring]( [Woody Paige: Bills' Damar Hamlin brings back tragic memories from decades past]( As Damar Hamlin was being cared for on the field, reflections in tear-blurred eyes were of Chuck Hughes, Hank Gathers and Andy Hershock. [Read More]( Did you miss this? [Colorado leads nation in per capita personal income]( [More than 660 workers laid off in Pueblo amid lawsuit]( [Discounted state parks pass now available to Coloradans through vehicle registration]( [[SPONSORED] Shen Yun Expands On Stage and Off]( Classic dance and music revive traditional culture and values, while a product line relates to a treasure trove of Chinese civilization. [Read More]( [Southwest apologizes with free airline miles; union still seething]( A week after the worst travel experience of her life, Wyn Flato received a peace offering from Southwest Airlines: 25,000 Rapid Rewards points — a $300 travel value. [Read More]( [Russell Wilson, Broncos reflect on Damar Hamlin's 'devastating' injury: 'Life is so much bigger than this game']( When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field Monday night in Cincinnati, the football world held its breath. Across the country, including in Colorado, many watched the horrifying moments when Hamlin went into cardiac arrest after making a routine tackle on Monday Night Football. [Read More]( [Home prices fall, sales decline and construction slows as housing slump continues in Colorado Springs]( Colorado Springs' red-hot housing market continued a slump last month that began in mid-2022, as home prices in December fell for the first time in eight years and construction slowed to a pace not seen since just after the Great Recession, a pair of new reports shows. [Read More]( MORE TOP STORIES The Colorado Bureau of Investigation released [its first Missing Indigenous Person Alert (MIPA) Tuesday]( after officially starting the live alert system on Dec. 30. Officials are searching for Wanbli Vigil, 27, last seen Dec. 29 at 2 p.m., in the 3400 block of Knox Court in Denver. The Colorado Court of Appeals has [denied an appeal from Patrick Frazee to overturn his 2019 conviction]( of first-degree murder. [Fuel & Iron Food Hall, 400 S. Union Ave., Pueblo, is gearing up to open in spring 2023.]( It’s been a major undertaking to repurpose the former Holmes Hardware into an incubator for Pueblo restaurants on the ground floor, affordable housing on the second and third floors, an urban farm outside, ample parking for the food hall customers and apartment residents, event space and performing arts space. Before you go.... [This morning's weather from American Furniture Warehouse:]( Intervals of clouds and sunshine. High 42F. Winds light and variable. Manage your email preferences or unsubscribe [here.]( 30 East Pikes Peak Avenue, Suite 100 Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Would you like to send this email to a friend? [Send To A Friend](