Welcome to the Colorado Community Media user page, where you’ll find answers to most questions you may have. Don’t see your question? Don’t worry. You can always email us at support@coloradocommunitymedia.com.
Follow stories where you live, work and play
We’ve made it easier to find the stories that matter the most to you by breaking up our coverage by regions. Each shade on the map below represents a distinct coverage community, making it effortless to spot and follow the news, information and events you want. And the color journey doesn’t stop there – trace your chosen hue across our websites and social media platforms to uncover even more news you need. It’s vibrant, intuitive, and tailored just for you. Dive into your world of news, one color at a time!
Frequently asked questions
So why the big change online?
It’s been more than 15 years since Colorado Community Media started offering its articles online, and we can all agree that how we use the internet has changed a lot. We’ve learned that more than half of today’s readers get their news from their smartphone or computer screen, and we want to make sure that you’re plugged into the news of your communities.
For another thing, we know that you may live in one locale but work or play somewhere else. So by pulling all of our publications under one umbrella site, we’ve made it easier for you to find news from whatever location you happen to be in: North, East, West or South. And hey, that’s how you spell NEWS (plus Denver).
So take a look around and tell us how it works (or, doesn’t work) for you. I’m listening.
Linda Shapley, publisher
(email: lshapley@coloradocommunitymedia.com)
Will I still get my newspaper delivered?
If you are a VIP member – a print reader of Colorado Community Media – nothing should change with our move to this new website. We’ve made some improvements to better manage your membership. For the first time, we’re offering monthly rates and discounted annual rates. More important, you’ll be able to renew online, using Stripe, a secure portal that’s been used by thousands of respected news and retail sites.
Of course, our helpful staffers will still be able to help you if you’d like to talk to a human. We’re happy to be the friendly voice on the other end of the line.
For those of you who receive a free newspaper on your driveway or porch, that delivery will not stop with this change. If you contributed to our giving campaign and received digital access, please read below for more information about how to get signed up.
Is my digital subscription still valid?
Absolutely! If you had a subscription to one of our two dozen news sites, that access carries over here. There’s no additional signups or extra charges. Once you enter the coupon information you received in your email, you’ll have access to every locale that Colorado Community Media covers.
Newsletters
Why am I not receiving newsletters?
Check your spam filters to see if it’s blocking hello@coloradocommunitymedia.com. And here’s some more detailed information based on the most-used email platforms:
- Gmail users: Move us to your Primary tab
- On desktop: In your inbox, drag and drop this email’s subject line into the “Primary” tab, then click “Yes” on the prompt that appears in the lower-left side of the screen.
- On mobile: Click the three dots at top right corner, select “Move to” then “Primary.”
- Apple mail users: Tap on our email address at the top of this email and select “Add to VIPs.”
Everyone else: Follow these instructions.
What areas have newsletters?
- Highlands Ranch (twice weekly)
- Jefferson County (twice weekly)
- Littleton (twice weekly)
- Arvada (weekly)
- Douglas County (weekly)
- Northglenn-Thornton (weekly)
- Westminster (weekly)
- Sports newsletter weekly
- “Behind the Bylines” newsroom newsletter monthly
What if my areas doesn’t have a newsletter?
We’re always looking to make sure that our communities are getting the news they need. If there isn’t a newsletter in your area, email hello@coloradocommunitymedia.com and tell your neighbors to do so, too!