In the News
Citywide Cleanup a trashy success
One hundred volunteers, 50 bags of trash, visible signs of a cleanup campaign led by Keep Woodland Park Beautiful. A beautiful day in the city, June 21 shone a spotlight on community spirit and the effort of citizens to enhance the native beauty.
“Our mission is to beautify the city for our 23rd annual Keep Woodland Park Beautiful citywide cleanup,” said Leah Watters, co-chair of the nonprofit organization’s cleanup. “Everyone is so excited!”
Gilgenast is running for the WP School Board
Kassidi Gilgenast, a 10-year Woodland Park community resident, coach and volunteer, today announced her candidacy for the Woodland Park School District Board of Education. Gilgenast's campaign will focus on restoring fiscal responsibility, enhancing transparency, rebuilding community trust, and developing a comprehensive strategic vision for the district's future.
Woodland Park announces annual cleanup event
Keep Woodland Park Beautiful announced its 23rd annual city-wide cleanup event will take place on June 21. This year’s event is held in partnership with Apex Waste Solutions of Teller County.
Panthers Appoint Kassidi Gilgenast as Vice President of Marketing and Communications
The Bay Area Panthers are proud to announce the newest addition to their front office team, Kassidi Gilgenast, who joins the organization as Vice President of Marketing and Communications.
Woodland Park Panthers Volleyball Team Crowned Tri-Peaks League Champs
Although the Lady Panthers did not win their league for the third time in a row this year, they still showed up to the regional championship tournament with a mission. Their endeavor from the beginning of the season proved successful when they swept the regional tournament…