🥵 Hiking in the Heat 🐻 Bear Cub Rescue 📈 Tourism Boost 🌽 Street Corn Recipe

4 Min Read | Issue #24-194 7/12/24

12 Jul • Estimated Reading Time: 9 minutes

COS Town Tidings #24-194

🤣 Today’s Chuckle

📰 Stay Safe: Hiking Tips for Hot Days 🥵

📰 CM Zoo and CPW Save Orphaned Bear Cub 🐻

📰 Record Tourism Boosts Local Economy 📈

Recipe: 🌽 Mexican Street Corn

📆 Local Events

🌤 COS Weather - Mostly sunny with heat advisory through Sunday

 

It’s so hot…

👉 Ice Cube changed his name to puddle 🤣

Baby Lol GIF by MOODMAN

 

🥵 Stay Safe: Hiking Tips for Hot Days

Hiking Tips for Hot Days

As Colorado Springs braces for a heat wave, hiking enthusiasts are urged to take precautions. The state's peak hiking season coincides with the hottest period of the year, making it essential to hike safely to avoid heat-related illnesses.

To manage the heat, experts recommend planning hikes during the cooler parts of the day, such as early morning or late afternoon. It's crucial to dress in light-colored, breathable clothing, apply sunscreen to protect against the sun’s intensified rays at high altitudes, and stay hydrated by sipping water frequently. Additionally, bringing salty snacks can help replenish electrolytes lost through sweat.

Taking regular breaks in shaded areas and being aware of the signs of heat stroke—such as throbbing headache, dizziness, muscle cramps, nausea, disorientation, and lack of sweating—are vital steps to ensure safety. If any symptoms of heat stroke occur, it's imperative to get out of the heat and seek medical attention immediately. *Full Story

 

🐻 CM Zoo and CPW Save Orphaned Bear Cub

A black bear cub, orphaned and alone, was rescued from a tree at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. After a health check, the cub will be taken to a rehabilitation center and eventually released into a man-made den for the winter. The goal is for the bear to hibernate and emerge in the spring capable of surviving on its own.

 

📈 Record Tourism Boosts Local Economy

Colorado Springs tourism

Pikes Peak Region tourism is thriving with increased repeat visitors and new hotel developments, contributing to a total visitor spending of $2.9 billion. The 2023 Longwoods International study shows strong visitation and spending growth, with efforts underway to manage over-tourism through reservation systems and encouraging longer stays. *Full Story

 

🌽 Mexican Street Corn

Enjoy the vibrant flavors of Mexican Street Corn the plant-based way, starting with organic naturally sweet corn on the cob. Slather each ear with creamy Mayo, then generously sprinkle on the nutty Walnut Parmesan for a delightful crunch. Add a squeeze of fresh lime juice to brighten the flavors, followed by a dash of chili powder for a spicy kick. This plant-based twist on a classic favorite is sure to tantalize your taste buds!

 

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