Colorado Community Media

Colorado Community Media operates 20 local newspapers and websites throughout the Denver Metropolitan area. As the biggest family-owned community newspaper organization in the Rocky Mountain region, we bridge the gap between residents and local businesses.

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Riverdale Ridge girls golf captures first state championship

2 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Steve Smith

That trophy case at Riverdale Ridge High School may need to grow some. The Ravens captured their first state team championship in girls golf this spring. Riverdale Ridge beat Durango by 13 strokes after the two-day tournament at The Broadlands in Broomfield in May. Junior Brynn Balliet was the team’s medalist. She finished with an 81-79 – 160, good for fourth place in the stroke-play portion of the meet. Leah Johnson, a freshman, and junior Karina Panyavong (78-92 – 170) tied for ninth.
Adams DA Mason will not charge deputy for 2024 shooting

3 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley

Adams County Sheriff’s Deputy Lane Paintin will not face criminal charges for the Feb. 18, 2024 shooting of Francisco Cruz, who had shot a weapon at his neighbor and refused to a deputy’s command to stand down just before Paintin fired his weapon.
Northglenn searches for the top G.O.A.T in its open space property

3 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley

Saturday at Oscar Arnold Nature Area within Northglenn’s North West Open Space was a good day for seven-year-old Bennett Unwin and his dad Ethan. Bennett was able to gently stroke a big tortoise slowly making his way around a pen at the city’s third annual Goat Encounter. Later, he was headed for a larger enclosure to meet and possible feed members of a herd of 300 Spanish goats.
Iconic Weld County Wild Animal Sanctuary under pressure from housing development

3 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley

An attorney representing two landowners in Weld County is accusing the supporters of an iconic wildlife sanctuary of issuing death threats against the two women for resurrecting plans to put a housing development on 40 acres of land adjacent to the facility.
Music returns to Kiowa’s Nordman Memorial Park

4 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Scott Gilbert

The Town of Kiowa is hosting its third annual “Music in the Park” series this summer at Nordman Memorial Park, 201 Navajo St.“We’re ecstatic to host our third Music in the Park event in Kiowa, building on the momentum of our previous successes,” said Town Administrator Kim Boyd. “Our goal is to put Kiowa on the map, sharing its unique charm with locals and visitors alike.
Weld County mistakenly added to 'Sanctuary City' list

4 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Belen Ward

The Weld County Commissioners said the county was mistakenly added to the Department of Homeland Security’s Sanctuary list and county officials moved quickly to have their name removed. The Trump administration is targeting cities and states that are either not helping Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s efforts to remove millions of people in the country illegally or actively interfering with those efforts.
Brighton's Growing Grads adds focus on entrepreneurship

4 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Belen Ward

The City of Brighton’s Growing Grads program will host a workshop that teaches young people how to start and run a business. “We’re thrilled to offer this unique opportunity through the Growing Grads program,” said Youth Services Manager Tawnya Russell said in a press release. “The Young Entrepreneurs Program gives youth a chance to explore the world of entrepreneurship— an exciting path that could become one of many ways they achieve success after high school.
A new ride service for Brighton coming in fall

4 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Belen Ward

The City of Brighton this fall is introducing an on-demand transit service and is asking the residents to participate in naming the service, according to news release on May 14. “This program is part of our broader effort to support sustainable transportation and a more connected Brighton,” Public Works Director Greg Labrie said.
A ‘friendly neighborhood tattoo shop’-Littleton native opens Low Side Tattoo Company in Englewood - Englewood Herald

4 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Elisabeth Slay

When Littleton native and resident Bradly Anderson drew his first airplane at just 2 years old, he had no idea that over three decades later, that same sketch would be permanently inked onto his grandmother’s arm — joining one of the thousands of designs he would create over the course of his tattooing career. “I’ve been drawing my whole life,” Anderson said. “Before I could even write my own name, my grandma had me draw (that) airplane.
One man victim of deadly house party in Adams County Saturday

4 days ago | coloradocommunitymedia.com | Monte Whaley

A 20-year-old man is in custody after a deadly shooting at a house party in Adams County Saturday night. Daniel Ramirz-Ayala was taken into custody without incident by deputies, according to KDVRTV. Deputies responded to a call of shots fired at a house party at 7611 Gilpin Street about midnight Saturday, the sheriff’s department stated on X. The man was found in the street by deputies and was later confirmed to be dead by medical personnel, the sheriff’s department said.