Joanne Davidson was The Denver Post's society editor for 29 years before retiring in July 2015. She quickly discovered she wasn't ready for the rocking chair, so she dusted off her evening gowns and returned to the paper as a freelance reporter, writing feature stories and covering charitable fundraising events in the metro area. When she's not attending a gala, you can find her out walking her dogs or sampling the food in one of Denver's great restaurants.
You can read about Four Mile House, Denver's oldest standing structure, in the history books: how it was built in 1859 by the Brantner brothers, and acquired in 1860 by...
The 11 young women who accepted bids to be presented at the 68th Owl Club Debutante Cotillion came to the program filled with self-confidence and a clear sense of direction.
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With summer fast approaching, the warning that was sounded at the third annual LivLyme Foundation Gala bears repeating: 2019 is predicted to be the worst tick season ever and anyone...
Those who attended the Shaka Franklin Foundation’s 29th Love Our Children Luncheon are all too familiar with teen suicide. Some had lost a loved one, others may have been survivors.
I've seen a lot of wonderful things while covering charitable fundraising events. But never have I witnessed anything like what happened at the 2019 edition of Firefly Autism's Laugh Yourself...
I'll bet you anything that as we speak, the staff at the Denver Health Foundation is turning cartwheels, either literally or figuratively, over the $1.4 million success of NightShine, its...