Jeremy Hubbard

1 month ago | kdvr.com | Jeremy Hubbard

BROOMFIELD, Colo. (KDVR) — Pat Hammon shares a common bond with nearly 10,000 women who donned the uniform and served their country in a warzone as nurses in Vietnam. “It was a very, it was a really tough duty,” Hammon told a crowd of attendees Saturday in Broomfield, where she took the stage as a guest speaker at a symposium marking 60 years since the start of the Vietnam war. “I learned more in the first two weeks (in Vietnam) than you can learn in four years of school,” Hammon told FOX31.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Jeremy Hubbard

BROOMFIELD, Colo. (KDVR) — Pat Hammon shares a common bond with nearly 10,000 women who donned the uniform and served their country in a warzone as nurses in Vietnam. “It was a very, it was a really tough duty,” Hammon told a crowd of attendees Saturday in Broomfield, where she took the stage as a guest speaker at a symposium marking 60 years since the start of the Vietnam war.

2 months ago | kdvr.com | Jeremy Hubbard

THORNTON, Colo. (KDVR) — They’re not in the military yet, but they’re well on their way. The Foothills Young Marines spent the last year volunteering in the community and leading by example. Now they’re being rewarded for their hard work. They were just named Unit of the Year for the region. They’ll now compete with five other units from across the country for National Unit of the Year. “The Young Marines is a youth program for boys and girls ages 8 to 18 or completion of high school.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Jeremy Hubbard

THORNTON, Colo. (KDVR) — They’re not in the military yet, but they’re well on their way. The Foothills Young Marines spent the last year volunteering in the community and leading by example. Now they’re being rewarded for their hard work. They were just named Unit of the Year for the region. They’ll now compete with five other units from across the country for National Unit of the Year. Presidents Day: Is mail delivered, trash collected on Monday?

Jan 16, 2025 | kdvr.com | Jeremy Hubbard

DENVER (KDVR) — A year after he was seriously injured at the National Western Stock Show rodeo, a bareback rider has returned to say thank you to the medical team that came to his rescue. “I remember getting on my horse, getting everything ready, and then waking up in the hospital,” Austin Broderson told FOX31. Broderson came from Canada last year to compete in the bareback competition at the National Western.