Colorado Preservation, Inc. hosted a webinar Thursday morning explaining proposed changes to the federal historic preservation act that could let agencies bypass local input on projects.
Officials say the changes risk reducing protections for historic sites and cultural landscapes in Denver communities.
Denver’s diverse arts scene offers events this week, including Spamalot at the Buell Theatre through Aug.
23 and a multimedia mystery at Vintage Theatre from Aug. 28–30, plus a dance showcase at Aurora Fox Arts Center and a family unicorn festival at Arapahoe County Fairgrounds.
A new Colorado law went into effect this week that makes it a misdemeanor to knowingly leave food or trash for bears (removing the warning requirement) and allows officers to cite offenders immediately amid a 28% rise in bear reports.
Farms in Northern Colorado are facing a steep 75% drop in hay production at a Fort Collins operation and plan to bring in out-of-state hay to feed livestock this winter.
The drought, reduced mountain snowpack & limited flood water are straining the local agricultural supply chain.
Zoe Corigliano, a Loveland lift mechanic, is one of six finalists nominated for the SAM Rise Up Challenge award, which offers her team training opportunities and an educational grant; she is the only Colorado nominee and the sole woman in the field.
Food and beverage workers in Colorado can access free mental health counseling through the Behind You program launched by the University of Denver and Southern Smoke Foundation on Aug.
1; the program offers 20 sessions (by graduate student trainees) in person and online, with services starting Aug. 17.
Sugar, Bob Mould's alternative rock band, reunited for a live show at Mission Ballroom on Aug.
11 in Denver — playing fan favorites like A Good Idea and If I Can't Change Your Mind as it began its first U.S. tour in over three decades.
Pikes Peak State College will stay with ERBOCES for 10 more months because a 2013 agreement requires a year's notice before leaving—ensuring the group keeps running while a new board member is appointed.
State education officials had raised concerns about future funding and membership.
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