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Today's News

  • Challenging run of games ends with loss for Cougars

    HIGHLANDS RANCH — It’s not bad enough that the Evergreen Lady Cougars played Golden. It’s not bad enough that they played Wheat Ridge. But to play Valor Christian, too. In a row. All within a week. That’s a tall order for any team. But for an up-and-coming Evergreen squad it’s a measuring stick of where it wants to be not where it is right now.

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  • Cougars show a Keen eye for ball

    ARVADA — Obviously, it can’t be proven but considering the way Sam Keen was hitting the ball on April 25 against the Arvada Reds it would be hard to think otherwise that the McDonalds meal he ate for lunch didn’t factor into his play.
    He said it may have.
    “I think so,” Keen slyly said of the No. 4 meal — two cheeseburgers and fries — that may have played a role in his 4-for-4 outing, including a bases-clearing double in the first inning of Evergreen’s dominant 19-1 win.

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  • Farmers plant loss on Cougars

    LAKEWOOD — Evan Dreggors, from back of the net, worked his way around the right side then flipped his wrist and scored with relative ease. Just like that Evergreen had the early lead in its boys lacrosse showdown with sixth-ranked Wheat Ridge on April 20.
    Oh, if only the rest of the game had been so easy.

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  • Roundup: Evergreen girls tennis gets lone win at No. 4 doubles against Valor Christian

    Rachel Chado and Madison Rogers, Evergreen’s No. 4 doubles team, scored a 6-1, 6-2 win over Valor Christian’s Emilie Benedict and Rachel Manning, but it would be the Lady Cougars’ lone win in a 6-1 loss to the Eagles on April 21 at Evergreen High School.
    Valor Christian scored wins in all three doubles matches and a pair of three-set victories at No. 1 and No. 2 doubles.

    TRACK &  FIELD
    Evergreen places fourth at George Washington Invitational

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  • Wildland Forum to be April 28

    A community Wildland Forum hosted by Evergreen Fire Rescue will be 7 p.m., April 28, at  Evergreen High School. There will be short presentations on the fire situation, mitigation, suppression tactics and preparedness.  These presentations will be followed by a time for questions and answers for the public.

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  • Fire guts home on Myers Gulch Road

    Fire gutted a house Friday at 3951 Myers Gulch Road near Kittredge.

    The blaze broke out at 10:30 a.m. Friday amid windy conditions that fanned the flames and torched nearby trees.

    The home apparently was unoccupied when the fire started. The cause was not yet known.

    Myers Gulch Road was closed while firefighters filled tanker trucks at a hydrant near the creek. The road had reopened by 4:30 p.m.

    Multiple agencies including Evergreen Fire/Rescue and Indian Hills fought the fire at the home, a quarter of a mile south of Kittredge.

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  • Too much junk, not enough joy

    An Evergreen woman has started a new business to help people overwhelmed by clutter and mess, or even struggling with just one room full of disorganization.

    Think of that home office that seems perpetually buried in books, papers, boxes and bills. Shows like "Hoarders" on cable's A&E channel have exposed the emotional toll of compulsive collecting.

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  • Robert L. Bramel, 73

    Robert L. Bramel, 73
    Robert L. Bramel, 73, a former resident of Evergreen, passed away April 6, 2011, in Fort Meyers, Fla., in the arms of Marilyn, his loving wife of 50 years.
    He was a modern pioneer and entrepreneur with a deep love of our freedom, faith, family and friends.
    Bob’s kindness and inspiration will be missed by many.

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  • Homburger honored at Reflections event

    On Feb 27, Molly Homburger, a junior at Evergreen High School, was presented the Gold Medal Award in Senior Musical Composition by the Colorado PTA Reflections committee. Her piece, “The Cure,” is a piano and cello duet that will now go on to the National PTA competition, with awards announced in May. The theme of this year’s Reflections contest was “Together We Can” and her piece reflects her mother’s 11-year successful fight against breast cancer.

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  • Girl Scout donates to EChO food bank

    Katie Maes, Evergreen High School sophomore, Girl Scout Troop 1116, delivers 100 pounds of donated Girl Scout cookies to the EChO food bank on March 9. Maes collected donations (more than 300 total boxes) of cookies that in addition to the EChO food bank, were also delivered to the Evergreen Mountain Area Pregnancy Center and to Mean Street Ministries.

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