Monthly Archives: November 2021

By Newsline staff, Colorado Newsline The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection this week issued a subpoena to John Eastman, a former visiting scholar at the University of Colorado Boulder. John C. Eastman (University of Colorado Boulder / … Continued

Now that the Broomfield Housing Authority has been approved, the next step is figuring out who will serve on it. The housing authority is seeking five Broomfield residents with applicable experience to serve as commissioners, and applications are being accepted … Continued

North Metro Fire Rescue District’s Midway Boulevard station will soon be demolished to make way for a bigger building. Demolition is expected to take place as early as the end of next week. Station 61, located at 1275 West Midway … Continued

A near-perfect season got even better for Jefferson Academy in the 3A state semifinals. The No. 1-seeded Jaguars cruised past No. 4 Liberty Common 3-0 to send themselves into Friday’s state championship game. “We just have some great guys that … Continued

Boulder auto dealership Pollard Jeep is now Fowler Jeep of Boulder after Norman, Okla.-based Fowler Holding Co. acquired the business last month. Terms of the overall deal were not disclosed, but Boulder County public records show the real estate at … Continued

A project that seeks to add 158 new affordably priced apartments to Broomfield is moving forward after receiving unanimous approval from city leaders Tuesday. Broomfield City Council approved a series of motions that grants their blessing to development plans for … Continued

At 11 a.m. today, the Veterans Museum Broomfield invites the public to a commemoration of Veterans Day. The ceremony will feature the following: — Reenactors from the American Military Living History Association; — The Mile High Fife and Drum Corps; … Continued

The more than $215,000 spent in Broomfield City Council campaigning didn’t come without complaints. Finance complaints were filed against two political committees and one candidate. The first complaint was filed Oct. 21, when the Broomfield city and county clerk received … Continued

The Broomfield Community Foundation’s Youth Advisory Committee got the taste of a real-world pitch last month in an effort to convince First Western Bank to match the committee’s donation to the Humane Society of Boulder Valley. The youth branch of … Continued

Painting al fresco — under the shade of a majestic tree or an umbrella — offers creatives an experience far beyond the confines of a typical studio. Dale Harding works on a pastel piece at Caribou Ranch, near Nederland, in … Continued