The Manitou Springs Penny Arcade will now change owners for the first time in 92 years and could see some changes in the future.

The business' new location operates in an updated space that was previously home to SmARTivities Showcase, which recently shifted operations to Promenade Saucon Valley.

Longtime Manitou Springs resident John Weiss has purchased Arcade Amusements, better known as the Manitou Springs Penny Arcade, from the Kerns family, who owned and operated it for 92 years.

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