Monthly Archives: October 2021

While New Orleans is considered a spooky city filled with Voodoo and vampiric legends, according to author Cindy Brick, Colorado’s Front Range has a number of haunted sites and creepy locales to explore this Halloween weekend. Statues in the garden … Continued

The Aging at Altitude Expo offers an abundance of tips, advice, and the latest trends in health and nutrition, financial and retirement planning, real estate – from active adult communities to assisted living facilities – home care, lifestyle, leisure, fitness, … Continued

Community’s response to helping others out I read with interest Chriss Hammerschmidt’s, Ward 1 Candidate, Letter to the Editor (8/29/21), writing “… the more government does, the more taxes you pay and the less that gets done.” Rather Hammerschmidt suggests … Continued

Maura Rhodes, Fairview High’s teacher librarian, was surprised to find research database companies were charging both school libraries and public libraries for their services after moving from another state where that wasn’t the case. In North Carolina, where she previously … Continued

WESTMINSTER — Cooper Stephens wouldn’t be denied. In Legacy’s first postseason game in two years, the junior goal-hoarder netted his 21st of the season as the seventh-seeded Lightning held off No. 26 Ralston Valley, 1-0, in the Class 5A state … Continued

Metal-and-well-manufacturing company DMC Global reported 22% year-over-year revenue growth for the third quarter of 2021. Revenue was at $67.2 million, up from $55.2 million a year ago. Net income was down nearly 60% year-over-year, from $1 million to $403,000. Earnings … Continued

Noodles & Co. (Nasdaq: NDLS) continued its forward momentum in the third quarter of fiscal year 2021, surpassing Wall Street earnings estimates as the company bounces back from a pandemic-plagued 2020. “We are very pleased to report another quarter of … Continued

Home builders must now take into account the locations of plugged and abandoned oil and gas wells when working in Broomfield. The Broomfield City Council, on an 8-1 vote Tuesday, approved a measure that requires a 250-foot reverse setback between … Continued

A TikTok challenge where users vandalize public places has come to Broomfield, officials say. Broomfield police are seeking additional information after a restroom in Anthem Community Park was recently vandalized and a fully mature tree was cut down in Quail … Continued

Colorado’s top pandemic official downplayed the possibility of bringing back a statewide mask mandate or other restrictions to quell the state’s fifth wave of COVID-19. Earlier this week, the chief medical officer for the Colorado Department of Public Health and … Continued