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By Betty Sue Harris For the Enterprise As a longtime, interested and involved resident of Broomfield since 2007, I have observed Broomfield’s transformation from a city and county whose governing body (City Council) was being held hostage by old school … Continued

AURORA — Years from now, Colorado softball fans may look back at the year 2021 and realize that it was the beginning of a dynasty. For the third time in just four years, the top-seeded Holy Family Tigers won the … Continued

Broomfield residents can get a taste of the city and county’s proposed creative corridor this Halloween. Titled the ARTery, the corridor is designed to immerse the community in art along existing and future trails throughout Broomfield. The first portion of … Continued

ERIE — With so much offensive firepower on display in a league-deciding matchup between Erie and Broomfield, a Tigers defense fueled by the playmaking of Ryan McConnell grabbed its share of the spotlight Friday night. McConnell recovered a fumble, stripped … Continued

AURORA — Mead and Holy Family have been formidable league opponents on the diamond as of late, so it came as no surprise when the two teams took their Class 4A state quarterfinal game all the way down to the … Continued

4 Noses Brewing Co., a Broomfield company, has purchased the Odd13 brewery in Lafayette. 4 Noses posted to its Instagram account that its parent company, 4NB Holdings LLC, “has acquired the brand rights and taproom to Odd13. …  We have … Continued

The Center for Severe Weather Research, a Boulder-based nonprofit organization, has paid $2.4 million to resolve allegations that it engaged in fraud related to grants it received from three federal agencies. The settlement, announced Friday by the U.S. Department of … Continued

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