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The aim is to provide a calmer, more dignified place to land during a difficult period.

Four years ago, Lyons Community Theater made its debut at the Lyons Regional Library with a small cast, two old-time radio scripts and several friends and neighbors whom organizers had persuaded into theatrical service. This month, the same volunteer operation is moving into Sandstone Park with more than 40 performers,

Last month, local musician Arthur Wesel took home first place in a dobro competition at the RockyGrass festival in Lyons, beating out musicians from across the country. Wessel, an Eagle resident who plays for the Summit County-based band Risky Strings, left the music festival with a $750 cash prize and a blue ribbon ac

A nonverbal child with autism is back with his family after he was reported missing.

A great meal can turn a familiar view into something unforgettable. That is exactly what happens at this historic dining room, where the setting feels as memorable as the food. With rock formations rising nearby, first-time guests tend to pause before the conversation gets going. Scenery like this, especially in...

BOULDER, CO — Extreme heat is hitting harder and more often across the United States, and a University of Colorado Boulder researcher says many cities are still playing catch-up. Denver logged 28 days at 90 degrees or higher in July, while Boulder could see far more 95-degree days by 2030 if warming trends continue.

Growing attendance and visitor feedback prompted the Boulder County Fair to change how nonprofits participate this year, moving from providing booths to encouraging the organizations to raise money by volunteering to sell beer or to provide an interactive exhibit. While several organizations took the fair up on its off

With the groundbreaking of Rally Park in north Broomfield, the Baseline development is continuing toward completing its planned 62-acre “Parklands system.”. The future site of the park hosted the ceremonial groundbreaking July 23, according to a news release from real estate investment firm Realberry. The site is locat

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officers announced they relocated a bear out of a northern Colorado town between Denver and Boulder on Tuesday.

A bear ran off into a better habitat Tuesday afternoon after Colorado Parks & Wildlife officials removed it from north Louisville and took it away from neighborhoods. The male bear was likely hanging around Louisville’s North Open Space for a few weeks, according to Parks & Wildlife spokesperson Kara Van Hoose. Officia