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Letter - Weekly brings vast experience

Weekly brings vast experience Darren Weekly is the experienced Republican candidate for Douglas County sheriff. The primary election is June 28. Darren is a captain with the Douglas County … more

5/11/22 10:25 AM

Letter - Kids are getting it right

Kids are getting it right There is a lot of fear being projected onto our kids lately. It isn't fair to ask our kids to be critical thinkers and, at the same time, tell them they can only think … more

5/11/22 10:25 AM

Letter - Douglas County needs Kluth

Douglas County needs Kluth Holly Kluth is the right choice for Douglas County sheriff. She has the proven experience, current knowledge of police policies and tactics, relevant education, … more

5/11/22 10:25 AM

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Local news

Recall effort scrutinizes Englewood council member Cheryl Wink’s attendance

Englewood City Council member Cheryl Wink is being brought to task for missing public meetings as part of a citizen-led recall effort.

USS Colorado memorial opens in Brighton

The near life-size replica of the USS Colorado is completed at Riverdale Regional Park with a grand opening, a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and an F-16 flyover by the 120th wing from Buckley Space Force …

Mission Arvada struggling to fund salary for staff members, mulls relocation

Months after the City of Arvada held a study session to address the issue of homelessness within the city, city team members have begun meeting with representatives from Mission Arvada — a homeless ministry based at The Rising Church in Olde Town — to discuss moving Mission Arvada out of the historic district.

75 years of first-responder service: Evergreen Fire/Rescue celebrates its history

Evergreen’s fire department has grown exponentially since it started in 1948.

Home Builders Foundation ramps up mobility for metro-area families

When Matt and Caroline Procik moved into their Castle Rock home over a year ago, it was mostly accessible to their daughter Juniper’s wheel chair, with a major exception being a step at the …

Susan Meek announces re-election bid on Douglas County School Board, will face Andy Jones

Four candidates have announced they will run in November for the Douglas County School District Board of Education, which has three seats up for election.

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Sports

Dakota Ridge shuts out Lutheran to win first state title in 20 years

Dakota Ridge senior Bailey Pignatore has been at the right place at the right time all season for the Eagles’ girls soccer team.

Medicine on ice: hockey

On a typical Wednesday morning at Edge Ice Arena in Littleton, skates cut into a sparkling, freshly cleaned sheet of ice. Patrick Donnelly is standing on the bench spitting blood because his wisdom teeth were pulled the day prior. But he wouldn’t miss supporting his friends and teammates at a practice. Not for pulled teeth. Not for the mid-March snowstorm. And certainly not for his heart condition.

Fort Lupton athlete has earned 10 letters, wants four more

There’s something about athletics that appeals to Fort Lupton High School’s Rylee Balcazar. She’s won 10 varsity letters through her three years of high school: three letters …

Stutzman finally wins her state titles in record-setting fashion

Pomona senior Emma Stutzman still had enough energy for a victorious scream after running the Class 5A girls 3,200-meter run in a time of 10 minutes, 12.68 seconds May 19 at Jeffco Stadium.

A 70s love story from Casa Bonita

It was the 1970s: a time when “dinner and a show” could mean just about anything. And Casa Bonita on West Colfax Avenue in Lakewood was one of those just-about-anything places.

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