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Food insecurity is ubiquitous. “All of us are just one poor step, one medical emergency, one financial reversal, one financial devastation away from food insecurity,” said Arland Preblund, …

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A group of teens with Rise Above Colorado and youth mentors gather for a photo in early August as they were working on Rise Above Colorado’s 50th capstone mural, which is located on a building at 788 S. Broadway in Denver.

Rising above drug abuse

For the past seven years, thousands of Colorado teens have decided to “rise above” and paint murals instead of using drugs. Empowering them is the Rise Above Colorado, a statewide substance …

The Harrison family rides horses in August 2017 during a family camp offered by the Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center. The JCC Denver is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.

JCC Denver is a place for everyone

If there’s one characteristic of Denver’s Jewish community center that won’t change, it’s that everyone is welcome. “One of the exciting things about this JCC is that the doors are open to …

Welton Street Café's family owners and restaurant staff gather for a photo for their Go Fund Me campaign. The restaurant is asking for the community's help to support its move to a larger, newer space.

Welton Street Café receives historic preservation grant

Denver’s Welton Street Café is one of two Colorado recipients of a Backing Historic Small Restaurants Grant Program, which is a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The …

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Colorado Community Media taps de Yoanna as new editor-in-chief

Colorado Community Media announced today that it has named Michael de Yoanna as its new editor-in-chief. 

Acosta, Brighton police commander, dies

Former Brighton Police Department Cmdr. Frank Acosta passed away of natural causes, the city announced …
Classes continue at Fort Lupton High School despite circulated threats

The Weld Re-8 School District became the latest in a series of school districts to face rumored threats …
State introduces the new Office of Civil and Forensic Mental Health

The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) announced that the Office of Civil and Forensic Mental …

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Colorado Proud School Meal Day Brings Agriculture to the Classroom

Children across the state celebrated Colorado School Meal Day on Tuesday, Sept. 20. Hosted annually by the Colorado Departments of Agriculture and Education, the day celebrates Colorado agriculture. View more Post your news

Suspect injured in train crash with squad car

It started as a reported menacing with a gun all in Fort Lupton Sept. 16. The initial incident …
Fentanyl death: Grand jury indicts parents of Brighton toddler

A grand jury returned first-degree murder and Colorado Organized Crime Control Act chages against …
Adams City HS gets all-clear for regular day Sept. 22

Adams City High School students returned to class Sept. 22 after an unsubstantiated threat closed …
Littleton police searching for missing 23-year-old

The Littleton Police Department said late Monday night it is searching for a 23-year-old woman last …

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Pickin’ and singin’ to benefit Cameron church

Cameron United Methodist Church is more than just a building. It serves its congregation as a faith-based gathering place, but it is also a place that welcomes all sorts of community-wide events — …

Mariachi festival comes to Denver Sept. 25

In 2017, a teenaged William Trevizo joined his father’s mariachi band, Mariachi Aguila de Denver. …
Open the door to Denver’s spaces

For many of us, we don’t exactly know what makes a piece of architecture or interior design appealing. …
Uprooting the American dream

Perhaps Americans took the title of Walt Whitman’s book of poems to his beloved country, “Leaves of …

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Five Milestones To Prompt Life Insurance Consideration

You’ll likely reach a few milestones when you and your family may think about the value of life insurance coverage. A recent COUNTRY Financial Security Index survey found … View more Post your news

Jazz orchestra to perform in church

The Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra will open the Littleton United Methodist Church Community …
Venture ‘Into the Woods’ at the Arvada Center

There are some names that stand on their own when you’re talking about the theater and Stephen …

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Gonzalez kicking up a ruckus for two Fort Lupton sports

For many high-school athletes, playing a sport at a varsity level is a big task within itself. Jonathan Gonzalez, a senior at Fort Lupton High School, is not only stepping up as one of the captains …

CHSAA unveils new tennis playoff format

The boys tennis postseason will have an historic new look starting this fall. The change involves the …
Leichleitner, Bluedevils celebrate softball win

It was an ordinary catch of an ordinary fly ball late in Fort Lupton’s 12-1, 4 ½-inning softball win …
VIDEO: Northglenn HS student makes it to U.S. Open tennis tournament

Northglenn High School student Sabina Czauz played singles at the U.S. Open tennis tournament in New …

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Back to School Season Provides Students an Opportunity to Learn More About Money Management

Money management, including budgeting, spending, and saving is one of the most important tools that parents can teach their children from an early age. View more Post your news

Ex-Brighton golfer Kropp transitions to coaching

Former Brighton High School golfler Ryan Kropp is still involved in his sport. But now, it’s …
Cheang takes on new role for Stargate School soccer team

It’s his senior year in high school, and Stargate School soccer player Alvin Cheang …
Football: Holy Family nips Frederick in the last seconds

FREDERICK – The Aug. 26 gridiron matchup at Frederick High School turned into an instant classic …

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Eliminating barriers to food access

Rising above drug abuse

JCC Denver is a place for everyone

Welton Street Café receives historic preservation grant

Colorado Community Media taps de Yoanna as new editor-in-chief

Acosta, Brighton police commander, dies

Classes continue at Fort Lupton High School despite circulated threats

State introduces the new Office of Civil and Forensic Mental Health

Colorado Proud School Meal Day Brings Agriculture to the Classroom

Suspect injured in train crash with squad car

Fentanyl death: Grand jury indicts parents of Brighton toddler

Adams City HS gets all-clear for regular day Sept. 22

Littleton police searching for missing 23-year-old

Pickin’ and singin’ to benefit Cameron church

Mariachi festival comes to Denver Sept. 25

Open the door to Denver’s spaces

Uprooting the American dream

Five Milestones To Prompt Life Insurance Consideration

Jazz orchestra to perform in church

Venture ‘Into the Woods’ at the Arvada Center

Women in Business 2022

Gonzalez kicking up a ruckus for two Fort Lupton sports

CHSAA unveils new tennis playoff format

Leichleitner, Bluedevils celebrate softball win

VIDEO: Northglenn HS student makes it to U.S. Open tennis tournament

Back to School Season Provides Students an Opportunity to Learn More About Money Management

Ex-Brighton golfer Kropp transitions to coaching

Cheang takes on new role for Stargate School soccer team

Football: Holy Family nips Frederick in the last seconds

From the Editor: NyQuil chicken — no thanks

From the Editor: Before you say no

Less is more is the way to go

Take time for mandatory fun with your colleagues

Denver Herald September 29, 2022

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