Let’s build a wall around Broomfield and keep out newcomers  As I read various letters to the Enterprise during this election cycle, I am struck by a theme of certain residents that to be qualified to be elected to office … Continued

By Ryan Call, Outreach Coordinator, Eco-Cycle This week, we are addressing frequently asked questions about Zero Waste. The trick to knowing what is recyclable is to know why it is or is not recyclable. Knowing the answers to these questions … Continued

Recently, I was listening to a spiritual teacher talk about how adults have forgotten to play. Do you remember when you were a kid and would role play as an adult? I sure do. We would put on serious-looking clothes … Continued

“The Lincoln Highway” by Amor Towles Newly released from a juvenile detention facility, Emmett Watson returns to his family’s Nebraska homestead. Only his little brother Billy is left there, and the two hatch a plan to travel along the Lincoln … Continued

COLORADO SPRINGS — Lyons senior Quin Gregg had high hopes coming into the Class 2A state girls cross country championship race on Saturday. She knew that Vanguard’s state champion, Nadhia Campos, and Buena Vista’s runner-up in Zaila Smith would provide … Continued

The city and county of Broomfield has declared Nov. 13-21 as Hunger and Homelessness Action and Awareness Week. Hunger and Homelessness Awareness and Action Week is an annual program that raises awareness on the issue across the country, the council … Continued

The Boulder Valley School District will start accepting open enrollment applications Monday. Families have until 4 p.m. Jan. 5 to submit an application to enroll outside their neighborhood school. If there are more applications than space at a school, applications … Continued

Heading into the weekend, 37,689 Boulder County voters had returned their completed election ballots as of Thursday night — a number that amounts to about 16.1% of the total 234,533 active voters the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder’s Office hason … Continued

Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. was selected for a 20-month contract for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Geostationary Extended Observations (GeoXO) Phase A sounder (GXS) study that will provide new 3-D atmospheric data set for U.S. forecasters and emergency … Continued

Mennonite church leaders are requesting an investigation into a Fort Collins police officer who threw a woman to the ground after church staff called for medical help for the woman. Leaders at the Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship and the ACLU … Continued