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Rupert asks voters to be re-elected

In 2015, Brad Rupert announced his bid for a seat on the Jeffco school board after three board members — John Newkirk, Ken Witt and Julie Williams — were targeted for recall by community members who felt they lacked accountability, transparency and general respect for the community they were elected to serve. Running on a platform of outcome-focused decision-making and with a desire to rebuild trust in the community, Rupert was ultimately elected treasurer of the board and replaced Williams.

Evergreen’s Steve Jones named Coach of the Year in class 4A

By Courier Staff

The 2017 all-state baseball teams honor the best players in the sport as judged by the leagues and coaches. 

They are presented by CHSAA, ColoradoPreps and MaxPreps.

These teams were created following a lengthy process, which included nominations from leagues, and then a vote of head coaches.

Evergreen Rodeo continues legacy

By Adam Sullivan

Sports  Editor

Evergreen Rodeo president Dave Marshall stood near the press box on Sunday afternoon with a big smile on his face. Marshall’s daughter had just been named queen for the 2018 Evergreen Rodeo, but another reason to smile was the huge crowd turnout both days.

Superintendent search process encouraged Harmon to run for re-election

Two years ago, Susan Harmon was one of 12 people vying for a spot on the Jeffco school board ahead of what would be a successful recall of three members of the then-school board. At the time, the University of Colorado graduate and family law attorney sought to rebuild trust between the district and the growing community it served, as well as address facilities issues within the district and improve the district’s relations with its teachers.

REVEL Rockies marathon, half-marathon a winner

By Adam Sullivan

Sports Editor

Picture-perfect weather greeted participants of the fourth annual REVEL Rockies on Sunday morning. Half- and full-marathon runners raced downhill finishing at Bandemere Speedway.

Hibler born to dominate

By Adam Sullivan

Sports  Editor

As Zach Hibler mounted his horse for the bareback competition on Sunday afternoon at the Evergreen Rodeo, he had one thing on his mind: dominate.

“The lord made us to dominate,” explained Hibler. “That’s the one thing I think about before that gate swings open. All we can do is just do our best and give all the glory to him.”

From Australia to Colorado: Howlett making the most out of rodeo

By Adam Sullivan

Sports  Editor

Jamie Howlett sat by himself under the press box Sunday afternoon, removing his gear following a third attempt in the bareback competition. Sweat was still dripping down his face, his hand wrapped tight after his horse fell on him in his first attempt. With all of the distractions around, Howlett had one thing on his mind.

Weiner named 4A Player of the Year

 By Courier Staff

The 2017 all-state girls soccer teams honor the best players in the sport as judged by the leagues and coaches. 

They are presented by CHSAA, ColoradoPreps and MaxPreps.

These teams were created following a lengthy process, which included nominations from leagues, and then a vote of head coaches.

Changes to vehicle access, trails among proposed changes for Beaver Ranch

Jeffco Open Space is proposing several changes to operations and amenities at Beaver Ranch Community Park in Conifer as it begins finalizing the park’s master plan.

Discussed at a community meeting June 7, the agency’s proposal includes moving Beaver Ranch’s dog park further away from Foxton Road, adding an adventure playground near the trailhead, relocating the disc golf pro shop and simplifying the park’s camping options. The agency also wants to shift the park’s trail system and significantly limit motor vehicle access to the park.

Jennifer Barbour displays definition of a true winner at Bailey Hundo

By Christie Greene

 For  the Courier

BAILEY — In the summer of 2015, Jennifer Barbour stepped up to the stage where an announcer stood, microphone in hand,  reading names of the event’s champion, category by category.