How MLK’s views shaped one Coloradan’s personal journey in the field of...
WGU offers “I Have a Dream” scholarship to new students By Corey Edwards, Northwestern Director, Western Governors University On this MLK day, coming out of a stressful year and beginning the next...
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Westerra Credit Union Offers FREE Online Seminars to Local Business Owners
Westerra Credit Union is providing two seminars for local businesses owners. The goal is to offer insight on important topics: maximizing a company’s SEO and accepting payments in an ever changing...
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“Force of Nature” honored as Minoru Yasui Community Volunteer Award Recipient
Honoree, Sandra Wright (left) and Deb Fisher, MYCVA Committee member The Minoru Yasui Community Volunteer Award Committee honored its first recipient of 2021. Washington Park was the setting for the...
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A Colorado Panorama: Hazel Rhoads Gates and Pete Fotinos
This column tells the stories of the people whose faces appear on “A Colorado Panorama: A People’s History,” a two-block-long tile mural on the southeast side of the Colorado Convention Center....
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PBS Independent Lens Virtual Documentary Screening
Watch the new film “9to5: The Story of a Movement” and continue the discussion locally. Front Range Community College is hosting a public screening of the new documentary film “9to5: The Story of a...
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Register for the 2021 Virtual Furry Scurry!
Early-bird registration ends February 1 Kick off your New Year’s resolution to get fit and help animals by registering for the 28th annual Furry Scurry. This year’s event is virtual, which means you...
View ArticleWhen CO signifies danger
CO – we know it affectionately as the abbreviation for the state of Colorado. In that use it conjures up images of mountains, open spaces, blue skies and a vibrant city. When CO refers to carbon...
View ArticleWhat’s the role of an HOA Community Manager?
Community Association Institute (CAI) estimates the number of Community Associations in Colorado to be approximately 9,800, and the growth continues. As the number of people living in community...
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Free Face Shields for Extra Protection from Covid-19
Table Mountain Innovation CEO Chris Crowley models a face shield – worn the correct way, with a mask. The number of Covid-19 cases is rising daily, and the new variant is more easily transmitted. For...
View ArticleVitalant and Colorado State Patrol Team Up for Virtual Blood Drive
Donations of blood often see a sharp decline in the winter months and the COVID-19 epidemic has complicated things further, canceling many blood donation events across our state. But the need for...
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Dumb Friends League Adoptable Pets: Week of January 25
Roger ROGER – ID# A0838627 Roger is a handsome 9-year-old cat. He has an affectionate personality but also appreciates his alone time. Roger would do well in a home with children older than age 10...
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AARP Colorado hosts Tele-Town Hall with Gov. Polis on COVID-19 vaccine...
Join AARP Colorado’s Tele-Town Hall with Gov. Jared Polis, which allows callers to ask questions about vaccine distribution; no computer is necessary. AARP Colorado is providing an exclusive...
View Article55 Super Bowls Lead To Lots of Memories… Even Super ones!
I really love AFC/NFC Championship weekend and when the 4 teams playing don’t include a franchise I usually root against it’s pretty rare. When my buddy Daniel in So. Cal. asked my thoughts following...
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A Colorado Panorama: “Harry” Hokazono and Thyra Adams
This column tells the stories of the people whose faces appear on “A Colorado Panorama: A People’s History,” a two-block-long tile mural on the southeast side of the Colorado Convention Center....
View ArticleWhat Women Should Know About Preventing Cervical Cancer
Each year, more than 14,000 women in the United States are diagnosed with cervical cancer and of those diagnosed, more than 4,000 will pass away. Early detection is the key to preventing this killer...
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JeffCo International Women’s Day Seeking Nominations for Shattered Glass...
Know a Jefferson County woman who deserves recognition for her volunteer efforts, or an innovative woman who is a model for other women striving to make their dreams a reality in politics, government,...
View ArticleSatya Yoga Cooperative offers Restorative Yoga for people who identify as...
Weekly classes begin Tuesday, February 2, 2021, at 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Satya Yoga Cooperative offers weekly restorative yoga classes for the BIPOC community streaming live on Zoom from SHYFT, Tuesdays...
View ArticleLandscape pros urge winter watering to keep trees healthy
Extremely dry winter can damage or even kill young trees With one of the driest Januarys on record in Colorado, landscape experts from Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado (ALCC) are urging...
View ArticleCOLORADO BUSINESS HALL OF FAME SUMMIT AIMS TO INSPIRE TEENS TO INNOVATE
Teens interested in running their own business someday will have the opportunity to interact with two of Colorado’s most influential business leaders through the Colorado Business Hall of Fame Summit,...
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RTD implements revised safety protocols in the Union Station bus concourse
The Regional Transportation District (RTD) began implementing new safety protocols in the Union Station bus concourse Jan. 27 due to problematic and unsafe behavior in the station. These additional...
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