Corbett Stevenson

2 weeks ago | dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson

Artists from across the county are set to showcase their work at the Broomfield Art Guild’s annual Art Extravaganza this month. Now in its fourth year, the extravaganza is a show and sale where artists get to show off their favorite pieces. This year, the event will feature 19 artists who use a variety of mediums for their work. Carol Dillard, one of the artists featured in the show, has been with the art guild since she moved to Broomfield in 2013.

3 weeks ago | dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson

With City Council approval, Broomfield will add nearly $6 million of additional funding to two drainage improvement projects. The resolutions approved unanimously in Tuesday night’s City Council meeting amend the intergovernmental agreements between Broomfield and the Mile High Flood District for drainage improvements to reduce flood risk to the Nissen and City Park channels. The resolutions add $6 million of Broomfield’s funds to the two projects.

3 weeks ago | broomfieldenterprise.com | Corbett Stevenson

Monday7:17 a.m.: Authorities responded to a reported theft on the 8200 block of Arista Place. 10:30 a.m.: Police were called to a report of theft on the 13600 block of Via Varra. 10:30 p.m.: Broomfield police responded to a report of burglary from a motor vehicle on the 2700 block of Fernwood Place. Tuesday4:06 a.m.: Authorities were called to a reported burglary from a motor vehicle on the 2600 block of Fernwood Place.

3 weeks ago | dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson

Broomfield kicks off its Summer Concerts Series next week with two acts that will bring genre-bending tunes, inspired by lifetimes of musicianship. Each year, the county brings the community together in Broomfield parks for free summer concerts, complete with food trucks, at six summer events. On Wednesday, the series opens with headliner D.J. Williams at Anthem Community Park, 15663 Sheridan Parkway, Broomfield.

3 weeks ago | dailycamera.com | Corbett Stevenson

Thanks to the wise words of her 7-year-old son over a decade ago, this Broomfield teacher spent the last 14 years making connections with the help of an iconic orange cat. Prospect Ridge Academy’s elementary teacher Christina Jackson, who retired in May, will be dearly missed, colleagues said, not only for her dedication to her students but for her unique collection of Garfield memorabilia.