COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – It’s been years in the making.
“I’m ecstatic that it’s happening. There were times when it seemed like it wouldn’t happen, and I was a little bit nervous and concerned,” said Victoria Stone, who lives in the Hillside neighborhood.
More than two years ago, Stone’s daughter, Faith, and a friend — who were both in high school at the time — started asking questions about a…
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