Monthly Archives: October 2021

The state unemployment rate fell slightly in September to 5.6%, and unemployment in the counties of the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado also continued to fall, according to information provided Friday by the state Colorado Department of Labor and Employment. … Continued

Broomfield’s 12 City Council and mayoral candidates have all been endorsed by state political parties. The Colorado Republican Party encouraged residents to vote for Kimberly Groom for mayor, Chriss Hammerschmidt for Ward 1 councilmember, Brent Hultman for Ward 2, Brian … Continued

Susan Nicholson-Dykstra, a science teacher at Broomfield High School, won second-place in the annual Voya Unsung Heroes program, winning a total of $12,000 in grant money to fund her “Physics for Social Impact” idea. Her idea incorporates engineering design and … Continued

BROOMFIELD — Boulder’s Gavin Geer, with the feeling of getting left out of last year’s state field still picking away in his mind, made sure to leave no doubt about his place among the best this time around. The Panthers … Continued

LYONS — Connor McCormick could hardly have asked for a better finish at the Class 4A Region 4 cross country race on Thursday afternoon. The Longmont senior, who led with a small pack of boys through much of the Lyons … Continued

North Metro Fire crews battled a structure fire in the 13000 block of Alcott Street early Thursday. The four residents and their pets safely evacuated the home without injury because of working smoke alarms, North Metro Public Information Officer Sara … Continued

Footwear company Crocs Inc. (NYSE: CROX) reported 73% year-over-year revenue growth in the third quarter of 2021, with a record revenue of $626 million up from the $361 million it brought in last year. Revenue was up 182% from $72.1 … Continued

Moving 4ward in Ward 4 with Bruce Leslie It’s easy for partisans to tear down, criticize and malign; it’s difficult to plan, compromise and build consensus. That requires patience and a skill set that is developed over time by working … Continued

Broomfield City Council unanimously approved the redevelopment of a portion of the FlatIron Crossing Mall last week. The approved agreement is for the redevelopment of the former FlatIrons Village area and the former Nordstrom property. The city and county will … Continued

Halloween in the Front Range means plenty of live concerts, costume contests and endless ghoulish fun leading up to the actual holiday. Barrett Johnson, left, his brother, Emmett, and sister, Harper, get acquainted with the pumpkin carriage at Anderson Farms … Continued