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3 days ago | 
mirrorindy.org | Dan Grossman
Walking into Gary Gee’s studio, you can glimpse a painting in progress, “Blue Corner Hustler.” The stylized, hip-hop vibe of the canvas might make you think of an old-school rap lyric. You’ll be able to see Gee’s work on canvas, and some of his work in ceramic as well, in “Around the Corner: We Outside,” a group show at the Schwitzer Gallery — the main gallery located on the second floor — at Factory Arts District.
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4 days ago | 
denver7.com | Dan Grossman
BOULDER, Colo. — Sunday’s attack on a group of Jewish Coloradans is not the first incident of mass violence in Boulder. The King Soopers shooting that killed ten people, including a police officer, occurred four years ago. Boulder County Commissioner Ashley Stolzmann addressed how leaders can address growing safety concerns and fear of other acts of violence perpetrated within the community.
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1 week ago | 
denver7.com | Dan Grossman
IDAHO SPRINGS, Colo. — Whatever you do, don’t call Idaho Springs a "pass-through town" — where people only make a pit stop for pizza. The town has been working to further its brand as the “Gateway to the Rockies.”From the shops on Miner Street to rafting Clear Creek, to world-class mountain biking and hiking trails, the town has a little bit for everyone. And, yes, it has Beau Jo’s, too. The spring and summer months is when Idaho Springs really comes to life, though.
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1 week ago | 
denver7.com | Dan Grossman
It’s finally safe to look at that 401K again. When markets open on Thursday, they’re projected continue an impressive run that has seen steady gains over the last month. The increases follow a sharp market downturn in early April that saw markets lose trillions of dollars after President Trump first announced his tariff policies. The market run makes investors happy, but it also makes municipal financial departments happy.
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1 week ago | 
denver7.com | Dan Grossman
DENVER — The economy hasn’t inspired the most confidence over the last few months. Food and home prices are up, and the market has been all over the place but new numbers from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics show the Denver metro area is faring better than the national average in terms of its prices.
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1 week ago | 
koaa.com | Dan Grossman
DENVER — Sitting across from 100-year-old Dick Jessor as he peruses old photos that hang from the wall of his Boulder home can you give an idea of the life he's lived. “I’ve done some well-known peaks around the world,” Jessor said. “This is the summit of Kilimanjaro in Africa.”Most of the photos are of Jessor mountaineering, a hobby he picked up from a friend in his 60’s. Jessor has climbed in the Himalayas, Andes, and across the U.S as he’s ascended past 20,000 ft. several times.
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1 week ago | 
denver7.com | Dan Grossman
DENVER — Sitting across from 100-year-old Dick Jessor as he peruses old photos that hang from the wall of his Boulder home can you give an idea of the life he's lived. “I’ve done some well-known peaks around the world,” Jessor said. “This is the summit of Kilimanjaro in Africa.”Most of the photos are of Jessor mountaineering, a hobby he picked up from a friend in his 60’s. Jessor has climbed in the Himalayas, Andes, and across the U.S as he’s ascended past 20,000 ft. several times.
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1 month ago | 
scrippsnews.com | Dan Grossman
The online chat forum Reddit may not be the best place to find attributable data. But if it's opinion and sentiment you're looking for, then it's perfect. Reddit is where Scripps News met Paul Douglas. In October, he visited Disneyland, rode the rides, got some merchandise, and had a quintessential American experience — the last U.S. experience according to him, at least for the next four years.
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1 month ago | 
mirrorindy.org | Dan Grossman
John Clark, 64, is an artist, writer and creator of the Indy zine “pLopLop.” He has a thing for transforming old paintings. He might take a thrifted painting of a sailboat, for example, and paint a colorful bird peeking over its sail. On May 9 and May 10, you can enter into Clark’s playful, surrealistic world at “I Painted Too Much!, a Pop-up Show and Sale” featuring nearly 400 paintings, plus drawings, sketchbooks and memorabilia at Storage Space Gallery.
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1 month ago | 
10news.com | Dan Grossman
From tariffs to government layoffs and significant stock market fluctuations, uncertainty surrounds the economy during President Donald Trump’s second term. On his third day in office, Trump announced his economic intentions at the World Economic Forum, a declaration that has since shaped the landscape of the economy during his first 100 days. “If you don’t make your product in America, which is your prerogative, then very simply you will have to pay a tariff,” President Trump said.
