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Column: Tips to protect child’s mental health from social media use

Social media can be a great tool to help build connections, stay informed and engage with others. However, it can become all-consuming and potentially damaging to adolescent brain development, which … more

Coming Attractions: Autumn ushers in the cool and creepy

Your favorite equinox guy is back, checking in right before we officially begin the best season of year — autumn. Now that we’re about to jump into the time of chilly evenings, falling … more

Column: People deserve an explanation as to how their tax dollars are being spent

The premier ballot initiative on this fall’s ballot is Proposition HH, which deals with residential property taxes. The proposition begins with the phrase, “Shall property taxes be … more

Avenue Flashes: Oktoberfest season with a Golden twist

Once September rolls around, it’s time to start thinking about a little Gemütlichkeit. That’s a German word that means a state or feeling of warmth, friendliness, and good cheer. … more

Column: What’s up, world? Part 2

If you didn’t catch last week’s column, What’s Up World, you may want to check that one out before reading this one. As I wrote that column, I knew that it would stir some emotions from our … more

From the Editor: The weight of health care

Over the years, the women in our family have often joked about being cursed as soon as we reach adulthood. We joke about that curse because it seems like when we reach the age of 18, we gain a ton of … more

Parker Town Talk: New, Expanded Parker Fall Fest Set for September

The Town of Parker is proud to offer a variety of community events at low or no cost to contribute to the hometown feel that our residents love. Among the Town’s more popular events are our … more

Column: What’s up, world?

On a recent flight from Houston, Texas to Newark, New Jersey, I had a seatmate that had a very interesting outlook on life. There was some chaos and disruption in the boarding area that slowed the … more

Column: Pirates make annual landing at Northglenn

When you live in a landlocked state like Colorado, it’s probably a safe bet that you don’t really think of pirates all that often. I mean, why would you? more

Castle Rock Town Talk – State of the Town

The work the Town is undertaking to contribute to the quality of life in Castle Rock was the highlight of Mayor Jason Gray’s State of the Town event last month. Among the most notable achievements … more

Column: What’s up, world?

On a recent flight from Houston, Texas to Newark, New Jersey, I had a seatmate that had a very interesting outlook on life. There was some chaos and disruption in the boarding area that slowed the … more

Guest Column: Reflecting on the state of water

As we approach the end of summer and the irrigation season, it’s a great time to reflect on the state of water in Highlands Ranch. While 2022 was a dry year and low reservoir levels forced us to … more

From the Editor: The real ‘greater good’

In Littleton, 12 women face an uncertain future. The city has decided it no longer wants to be in the housing business over a property, Geneva Village, that houses a group of low-income women ranging … more

Parker Town Talk: New, Expanded Parker Fall Fest Set for September

The Town of Parker is proud to offer a variety of community events at low or no cost to contribute to the hometown feel that our residents love. Among the Town’s more popular events are our Bike to … more

Column: A Seussical musical at Lakewood Culture Center

It may not be a “proper” word, but when someone describes something as Seussian, you basically know what it means. Dr. Seuss is famous the world over for the fantastical and surreal worlds he created and populated with characters like The Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant and The Lorax.  more

Column: Making ’Beautiful’ music at the Arvada Center

For those who are unfamiliar, a jukebox musical is a show that features tunes most audiences are familiar with. And that kind of show is practically made for “Beautiful,” the story of singer, songwriter and all-around legend Carole King.  more

From the Editor: Hard work, hard facts

This month, we observe Labor Day. The day when the hard workers of this country are honored for their social and economic impacts on America. I am a fan of inspirational quotes and sayings. I love it … more

Column: Reaching beyond our limitations

Watching from the bleachers, mom and dad cheered on their son who was running a 1600 meter race. It was hotter and more humid than usual. As the race began, they worried as their son seemed to … more

From the Editor: Best of autumn

Each year, especially as I age, fall has continually been my favorite season. I know some would argue spring is the best with new blooms and colors popping up. It’s especially true in a state like … more

Column: Garden Conservancy returns with Open Days

As we roll into late summer here in Colorado, we’re also entering the best time of year to be outside. more
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