School news
The countywide effort to feed hungry children and families across Jefferson County is a collaborative effort. That’s the message from Carolyn Alexander, the senior director of operations for The …
Registration is still open for Wild Ideas, this year’s theme in the Jeffco Library Summer Challenge. Book lovers of all ages can participate. Simply log onto to www.jeffcolibrary.org and click on …
As the 2020-21 school year drew to a close, a number of community organizations were concerned that summer supports for students would need to be more robust than ever to give students who struggled …
One story that sticks out to longtime music teacher Marcie Dlin is when a young boy, Mitchell, doubted his ability to sing. Dlin, a theater instructor, had written a song for Mitchell’s character. …
When the Pfizer vaccine was approved for use in kids ages 12-15 just three weeks before the end of the school year in Jeffco, Jefferson County Public Health was faced with its latest challenge in a …
General news
The Lakewood Police Department are investigating the stabbing death of a man found at the intersection of West Colfax Avenue and Ingalls Street at approximately 2:55 p.m., June 17. Agents say when …
Hit and run accidents are on the rise. According to Lakewood Police, their city alone had more than 1,000 of them in 2020 alone. “The act of leaving the scene of a crash is dangerous, disrespectful …
Lakewood’s Masterpiece Cakeshop is back in the news — this time, for refusing to make a cake for transgender attorney Autumn Scardina. In the case, Denver District Court Judge A. Bruce …
Brent Kaufman will remember his friend John Hurley as a leader and a man of character who “stepped up and saw where help was needed,” whether he was helping to feed and clothe the homeless or …
‘Resort cabins’ proposed for Nob Hill The owners of eight acres on Nob Hill in El Rancho have proposed adding a residential component to the allowed uses to put either 28 residential units or 28 …
