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Today's Features

  • Local artist’s work on display in Loveland

    Evergreen artist Harold Linke was selected to place a piece in the Benson Sculpture Garden in Loveland. This is an honor bestowed on only a handful of artists, and Harold’s piece was installed on July 13 at the park. The piece he was asked to install is a life-size edition of “Girly Curl.”

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  • Tatum Terrill Gard

    Tatum Terrill Gard was born on July 10, 2013, at Littleton Adventist Hospital to proud parents Rachel and Kevin Gard of Morrison.
    Tatum was welcomed by his big sister, Macy. Maternal grandparents are David Lamers of Denver and Terri Lamers of Norwood. Paternal grandparents are Tom and Barbara Jean Gard.
    Tatum was also warmly received by great-grandmothers JoAnne Sayder of Norwood and Ruth Lamers of Penrose.

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  • Schupp graduates summa cum laude from Baylor University

    Jaden Schupp of Evergreen, daughter of Denise Schupp, graduated Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude from Baylor University in Waco, Texas, with a major in biochemistry and minors in religion, medical humanities, math and biology. She started medical school at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston on July 22.

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  • Golf tournament at Hiwan raises $35,000 for local charities

    The Andy Smith Sr. Memorial Special Needs Golf Tournament at Hiwan Golf Club on July 15 raised more than $35,000 for the Evergreen Park & Recreation District’s special needs programs and two other charities.
    Twenty-eight foursomes participated in the tournament, for which NBA player Keith Van Horn was honorary chairman.

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  • 'Waldo' prizes handed out
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  • Pets to Predators exhibit to open at Center for the Arts Evergreen

    Living in our mountain community provides our local artists with many types of inspiration — including a vast array of local wildlife. Some of the world’s most famous works of art contains many of our mountain neighbors such as mountain lions and bears.

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  • StageDoor Theatre opens season with ‘Young Frankenstein’

    Since its inception almost 25 years ago, StageDoor Theatre has established itself as a unique place for the performing arts in the 285 Corridor.

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  • Ducks rule at 4th annual derby

     “Drop the ducks!” shouted youngsters eagerly waiting to see more than 5,000 yellow duckies cascade over Evergreen Lake dam on Saturday afternoon.

     

    Minutes before the 1 p.m. launch that signaled one of the most important moments of Evergreen’s fourth annual Dam Ducky Derby, the tall ladder on an Evergreen Fire-Rescue truck began extending high into the air and rotating over the dam.

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  • Making beautiful music

    Toe tapping, head bobbing and hand clapping abounded this past weekend as jazz enthusiasts listened to a host of bands during the 12th annual Evergreen Jazz Festival.

    That was true for Pat, Anne and Jake Conroy of Mead, Colo., who took in the Jazz Festival for the first time. Pat and Anne, both 51, tagged along while their son Jake, 16, participated in the festival’s workshops for young jazz musicians.

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  • Venue Theatre set to open in Conifer

    William Shakespeare said, “All the world is a stage,” and in the case of the 285 Corridor, the newest stage will be at the Venue Theatre in the Conifer Town Center. Set to open its doors in August, the Venue Theatre Company is the newest arts education program in the mountain community and is dedicated to musical theater education and performance for mountain area youths.

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