Nolan Peterson

Ukraine

Writer, Author, and Nonresident Senior Fellow at Atlantic Council

Writer, 10+ yrs living/reporting in Ukraine, senior fellow @AtlanticCouncil, expert @IrregularWarCtr, ex-USAF spec ops pilot.

Articles

Climber Injured After 15-Foot Fall at Eldorado Canyon State Park,

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

A climbing accident at Eldorado Canyon State Park left a 55-year-old man injured on Tuesday evening after a fall from the Wind Tower formation. The Boulder County Communication Center received a distress call at roughly 6:49 p.m. The climber, who was part of a duo, had fallen approximately 15 feet despite being secured with a rope and belayed at the time of the incident, the circumstances surrounding his fall remain unclear.
Boulder County Welcomes Potential Homeowners to Affordable Housing

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

In Boulder County, affordable housing opportunities are on the horizon for community members in eastern regions, with two open houses scheduled for the beginning of May. The Boulder County Housing Authority will be offering an inside look at below-market-rate rental homes that are becoming available, an effort that emphasizes the county’s commitment to ensuring that housing affordability is not just an aspiration but an attainable reality.
Second Measles Case Confirmed in Denver, Public Health Officials Urge

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Source: Photo Credit:Content Providers(s): CDC/Dr. Heinz F. Eichenwald, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsDenver health authorities have reported a second adult case of measles this year, as confirmed by the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment (DDPHE) in collaboration with the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment.
Shelter-in-Place Order Lifted in Littleton Neighborhood, Multiple

2 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office confirmed the lifting of a shelter-in-place order that had put a Littleton neighborhood on high alert Tuesday morning. After a thorough sweep of danger, residents were informed, "There is no longer an active threat to public safety," as reported by Denver7. Deputies initially implemented the order while serving a warrant in the area. By 7:49 a.m., the caution was rescinded, although officials continued to notably comb through the home involved.
Denver Police Nab ATV Rider Amid Downtown Off-Roading Fiasco, Remind

2 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Residents of downtown Denver witnessed a scene straight out of a wild off-roading adventure, but this time, it unfolded in the heart of the city. According to the Denver Police Department, officers put an end to the urban escapade on Saturday, April 12.
Berthoud Community Celebrates Inclusion with Unified Basketball Game

3 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

In Berthoud, a heartwarming display of community and inclusion unfolded in the high school gymnasium, where students with and without disabilities came together for a Unified basketball game. It was here that the students of Berthoud High School showcased their prowess against the school staff in a friendly match that transcended mere competition.
Douglas County Sheriff's Office Celebrates 16 Years of Service from

3 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Tucked away from the limelight that often shines on the streets, Court Specialist Sharon Green has become a cornerstone of the Douglas County Sheriff's Office (DCSO), her commitment evidenced by 16 years of service. The DCSO recently took to social media to tip their hat to Green, sharing a snapshot of the person behind the badge in a manner both transparent and lauding.
South Academy Blvd Ramp Closure and Detours

4 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Source: Google Street ViewGet ready for a series of detours and lane shifts, as the Military Access, Mobility & Safety Improvement Program announces updates for the week of April 20, 2025.
100 Work Zones Challenge Commuters

5 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Aurora is on the move as the city works tirelessly to expand and refine its infrastructure to meet the growing needs of both its current residents and those yet to come. Navigating through the city may prove to be a test of patience, however, with up to 100 active work zones peppering the streets on a typical workday. The city's traffic engineering staff is committed to reducing the impact of construction on the daily routines of commuters.
Boulder County Mourns the Loss of 21-Year-Old Samuel Samaniego

6 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

The Boulder County community is grappling with the aftermath of an April 15th incident after a formal announcement from the Boulder County Coroner's Office. The deceased individual involved in the incident at 5959 Valmont Road, Boulder, has been identified. Tragically, the person was a young man named Samuel Samaniego, just 21 years of age. Details surrounding the circumstances of the incident remain sparse, but the identification of Samaniego adds a poignant layer to the developing story.