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Evergreen Lutheran helping nonprofits help themselves

Buying once and gifting twice is the motto for the Alternative Gift Fair in Evergreen, where purchases benefit not only the gift recipients but also the nonprofit they were purchased from. The 21st …
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Mask mandate for indoor spaces in Jeffco beginning Nov. 24
The Jefferson County Public Health department's board voted 4-1 Monday to pass a new health ordinance to require people ages 3 and older to wear masks when within public indoor spaces as a COVID-19 safety measure. 

Silent Auction to Benefit IMHS

With helping animals on their minds and creativity flowing in their souls, the artists of River Canyon Gallery have a lot to offer in the way of art for sale. River Canyon Gallery in Bailey is …

Packing bags for homeless veterans

The seemingly lofty goal of packing 100 hygiene bags for homeless veterans in Colorado quickly became easily achieved when TallGrass Spa and Salon started getting generous donations from the …

Preheating ovens for Thanksgiving

Twenty-hour days, nearly sleepless nights: This is what the two-person crew at Alpine Pastries is expecting come Thanksgiving. Spouses Robert and Becky Kelty have owned Alpine Pastries since …

King-Murphy playground nears completion

King-Murphy's second graders were digging up the dirt in their playground. They donned hard hats and grabbed shovels on Nov. 8 to break ground for the last section of their new playground. They put …

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Frederick's River Lakey looks for some extra yards in his team's playoff win over Pueblo County.

Lakey’s journey to Frederick is long – and successful

              Frederick football player River Lakey just finished his junior football season for the …
Professional delouser Linda Holmes combs through the hair of 8-year-old Huntley Marker on a weeknight in late October in the girl’s home in Parker. Business is back up for Holmes and other nitpickers after a lull during the height of the pandemic.

A COVID head-scratcher: Why lice lurk despite distancing

The Marker family of Parker opened their door on a recent evening to a woman dressed in purple, with a military attitude to cleanliness. Linda Holmes, who has worked as a technician with LiceDoctors …

Christmas tea is Dec. 10

. This year's United Methodist Church's Women's Christmas tea starts at 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5, at 306 Park Ave.   This year's event will feature Susie Knight a multi-talent western …
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Return of the ‘Elf’ on the Arvada Center’s shelf

So much of the holidays are about comfort and familiarity, which is one of the many reasons why people love hearing the same stories every year. But just because you might know the story doesn’t …

Hometown Holidays 2021

Noelle Phares, 35, sits in her art studio in Lakewood.

Tapping talent: How local artists help to define metro Denver's beer scene

Sitting in the studio of Noelle Phares, a 35-year-old artist based in Lakewood, a collection of seasonal beers from the Colfax microbrewery West Fax Brewing can be seen adorning her shelves.  …

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