Amid construction boom, Cherry Creek merchants are “embracing the cranes”
Cherry Creek North business owners launched "Embrace the Cranes" to celebrate construction in the neighborhood rather than complain about interim inconveniences.
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Blair-Caldwell Library in Five Points helps preserve city’s African-American history
The Denver Public Library is hoping to secure approximately $3 million in taxpayer funds in the 2017 General Obligation Bond that will provide improvements such as a new heating and...
Jeffco libraries Reading Buddies has teens mentor young children
The Jefferson County Public Library鈥檚 kicked off its first summer of the Reading Buddies program last week at the Belmar Library in Lakewood, which will be one of three in...
Sister Gardens near Regis cultivates fresh food and partnerships
Sister Gardens was created as a collaboration between Regis University, Groundwork Denver and Urban Ventures. The garden serves several purposes, including providing fresh food to an underserved area and education...
Free summer lunch service returns for Lakewood youth
The city of Lakewood and Jefferson County Public Library have partnered with Jewish Family Services, which will drive around a small, redecorated school bus to make stops in areas of...
Judge approves sale of land once owned by Douglas Bruce
A Denver district judge last week approved a motion to sell property once owned by Taxpayer Bill of Rights author Douglas Bruce after the city had declared it negligent and...
Little Bellas mountain bike group seeks to empower girls
Little Bellas is a bike organization that looks to help girls ages 7 to 13 realize their potential through mountain biking.
GSA auctioning 59 acres at Denver Federal Center
Developers have a new opportunity to build a transit-oriented development near Lakewood's St. Anthony鈥檚 Hospital and the Denver Federal Center as a 59-acre parcel is being sold at auction.
Historic Denver growing walking tours for 2017
Historic Denver leads walking tours through downtown neighborhoods nearly every day during summer. The newest tour explores the changing face of 16th Street, a main artery in the city for...
Denver seeing decline in number of derelict and neglected buildings
The number of neglected and derelict buildings in Denver has been reduced by nearly 50 percent since the city revised its ordinance on these properties in 2012. The changes gave...