Belen Ward

5 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Belen Ward

Keenesburg’s bi-weekly newspaper The Lost Creek Guide– which was owned and operated by Bob Grand who passed away in 2024 – now has a new publisher, Ed Morales, and owner-editor, Tammy Whitaker. It is now called The Lost Creek Sentinel. “This loss has impacted the ability of southeast Weld County businesses to connect with their communities, especially given the challenges posed by limited internet access in outlying areas,”  said Morales.

5 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Belen Ward

Philip 66 has partnered with the Fort Lupton Recreation Center to offer financial assistance for a swim program designed for families in spite of financial difficulties. “I’m happy that Philip 66 reached out to us to offer the Swim Safety Scholarship grant program,” said Joisan Skrocki, aquatics coordinator at Fort Lupton Recreation. “Financial constraints make it harder for families with multiple children to afford swimming lessons.

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Posted inNews Philip 66 has partnered with the Fort Lupton Recreation Center to offer financial assistance for a swim program designed for families in spite of financial difficulties. “I’m happy that Philip 66 reached out to us to offer the Swim Safety Scholarship grant program,” said Joisan Skrocki, aquatics coordinator at Fort Lupton Recreation.

6 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Belen Ward

Five adult finalists and one youth finalist were selected as winners for the 2025 Traffic Box Mural Project, according to a news release on April 28. The contest began earlier this year, inviting artists to submit artwork for the traffic signal boxes as part of the city’s effort to beautify Brighton through public art. The city received over 100 submissions, and the judges selected 15 based on community feedback. Over 750 public votes were cast during the week-long voting period.

1 week ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Belen Ward

A summer camp designed to build confidence in children and teens with karate classes kicks off May 23 in Johnstown. “We’re thrilled to bring Camp Ripple to Johnstown,” Rachael Macy, co-owner of Ripple Effect Martial Arts, said. “Our goal is to give kids a summer filled with purpose, progress, and unforgettable fun.