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Golden businesses owners are mobilizing on Friday, Jan. 7, to raise money for neighboring communities that suffered losses in the recent Marshall Fire.
Effective Jan. 25, 2022, Jefferson County Sheriff Jeff Shrader rescinded a Nov. 19 temporary Stage 1 fire restriction order for the county.
Flannel Jax, an indoor axe throwing and lumberjack experience center, opened in Arvada at 88th and Wadsworth in December.
Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office (JSCO) received a 911 call of a home invasion in progress in the 5500 block of South Eldridge Street around 3 a.m. Jan. 20.
Golden moves one step closer to the sale of ”retail” marijuana in the city as council members discussed policy issues surrounding the voter-approved measure during their Jan. 18 study session.
Golden Fire Department Fire Chief Jerry Stricker said a lot of things have changed since the city’s original Community Wildfire Protection Plan was made public in May of 2007, and he’s asking Golden City Council to endorse a much-needed update.
Thanks to a unique partnership with Jefferson Center, Home in Golden is pleased to offer immediate access to mental health crisis care through a new secure telehealth link located inside the First United Methodist Church.
Before you actually walk through the doorway of Young AmeriTowne, you can hear the fun and excitement.
A new exhibition at Golden’s Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum celebrates and elevates the stitchcraft of men.
Fort Lupton City Council may revise its imposed cap on the number of marijuana businesses it will allow in town.
Five businesses applied for four available business permits. City Clerk Mari Pena …
Student enrollment has continued declining across Colorado public schools, with the state counting about 1,200 fewer students in kindergarten through 12th grade this fall than last year, when …
With an eye on the omicron variant of COVID-19 and staffing issues within the district, all Adams 14 School District students and staff returned to in-person learning Jan,. 24.
At various times …
The United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 said Jan. 21 that it has reached a tentative three-year labor agreement with King Soopers, ending a strike that began more than a week earlier.
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