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Lafayette residents can safely recycle and dispose of household items for free on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 8 AM to noon at the Flatirons Church back parking lot (201 Waneka Parkway).

Downtown Boulder's Taste of Pearl is back this weekend, bringing together 30+ local restaurants and drink makers for a strolling feast. Why it matters: The annual foodie fest mixes bites, sips and shopping into one of Pearl Street's signature draws — and a boost for local businesses. If you...

The Lafayette Arts and Cultural Resources Department is hosting a series of free arts and cultural events this spring and summer at The Collective – Community Arts Center. Sessions include:

For the first time in decades, the film industry in Colorado sees hope on the horizon. This is the state that once hosted iconic productions like National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, True Grit (1969) and Stagecoach. In recent decades, however, that legacy has dwindled to just one major production every five years....

The rising sun brings very special lighting to the evergreen right behind the rising sun. This is a phone camera picture, full frame (not zoomed in). This is my “pic of the day” because of the dramatic lighting on the small tree. The sun is coming up right behind the tree, setting it off with the special lighting....

What does nearly 40 years behind the microphone teach you about connection and community? In this interview, I sit down with my friend Chuck St. John — a true Denver […]

The Natural Funeral Care Center in Arvada invites residents to a free monthly tour to learn about eco-friendly end-of-life options like terramation and water cremation. Tours happen on the last Friday of every month at 1:00 PM and last about 60–90 minutes.

The Boulder Valley School District will host a livestream session called “Let’s Talk Education – Session II: The Impact on Our Schools” on Thursday, April 2. District leaders will discuss the challenges of declining enrollment, how it affects local schools, what actions are being taken, and the timeline for decisions.

The Louisville City Council unanimously approved the city’s comprehensive plan Tuesday night, a milestone that will help shape the city’s future over the coming years. The comprehensive plan is a guiding policy document that can inform city decisions on land use and development, open space, economic vitality,...

There’s something magical about the whistle of a steam locomotive that makes even the most jaded adult feel like a kid again. The Colorado Railroad Museum in Golden offers you the chance to step back in time and experience the golden age of railroading without leaving the Front Range.