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Biblical book author makes the best sellers list

A Commerce City author has turned her thoughts about raising her three sons into a top selling on Amazon. Commerce City's Andrea Lende published "A Mother's Love," this past Mother's Day. The … more
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New Brighton business aims to fix credit scores

A new  Brighton business hopes to offer a local fix for  a national problem, poor credit. PA-CA Enterprises owners Janeth Castro and Bill Patterson said they are in business to help … more
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AirLife Denver HealthOne ambulance and helicopter added to the North

North Suburban Medical Center added an AirLife Denver HealthOne ambulance and helicopter emergency service to its campus to serve the North Metro communities at 9191 Grant Street, Thornton, Colorado, … more
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Local 4-H Clubs Volunteer at Annual Spring Tea Event

Several members of the Good Luck 4-H Club were joined by some other local 4-H club volunteers at the Annual Spring/Easter Tea Event, Saturday, April 08, 2023, at the Adams County Historical … more
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Steven Douglas takes United Power Board of Directors seat

Steven Douglas won the United Power Board of Directors seat by 3,614 votes in the East District. Tamra Waltemath ran unopposed and re-seated with 5,918 votes in the mountain region, and … more

New daycare and pre-school opens

Team Toddler is celebrating its ribbon cutting with the community of Brighton on April 4. "We had in-home childcare for the last six years in Thornton, within Adams County. We have been looking … more
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City Council cautious on marijuana rules

Brighton City Councilors split along pretty familiar lines April 4 when as they discussed allowing marijuana sales in the city — those who don’t want to allow sales in the city limits at all and … more
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Almost Home marks 30 years helping the homeless

Almost Home is celebrating 30 years of helping people experiencing homelessness and housing instability with an annual Spring Out of Homelessness Annual Fundraising Event on April 28, 2023, at the … more
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Mexican restaurants a cornerstone of Denver metro area’s late-night food scene

Type in “restaurant” on Google Maps and set the filter to “open 24 hours.” You’ll be hard pressed to find any local restaurants serving up food to the night owls, late workers and early risers. more
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Pizza and beer a good match for Brighton

Beer and pizza are the perfect mix, so it makes sense that local pizza makers Simply Pizza found a way to make a brewery their home. Simply Pizza and Something Brewery celebrating their … more
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Brighton Church is offering a lifestyle community wellness center

The newly renovated Brighton Seventh-Day Adventist Church is offering a lifestyle medicine and community wellness center when it reopens. "Our mission is to be a center of influence—a … more
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Metro-area arcade bars build local gaming communities

After more than 20 years of collecting pinball machines, Dan Nikolich’s basement had run out of space to store them all. So Nikolich opened the Colorado Pinball Pub in Littleton to share his collection. more
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Colorado home prices see biggest sustained dip in more than a decade

It’s a statistic that, not long ago, homebuyers could have only dreamed of: The median price of a single-family home in the Denver area dropped by more than $90,000. more
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New take on boosting food security in Brighton

Andrew Sword stepped in to take on the executive director role for Brighton Shares the Harvest on February 1 after it had been closed this spring. "Our Board had decided last fall to shut down … more
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Seniors and the disabled get help with exterior home repairs

Seniors over 60 and persons with permanent disabilities who are homeowners can apply for help with minor repairs with the 18th Annual Help for Homes HFH community project on Saturday, May … more
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Aims Community College students help with free tax preparation

Aims Community College students and volunteers are helping to prepare electronic federal and tax returns for low to middle-class families free of charge in Fort Lupton through March 3. The program … more
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Brighton offering garden kits helps converse water

With Spring arriving, residents are planning vegetable and flower gardens, but planting could be expensive with the rising cost of water. The City of Brighton utility department joined the … more
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New internet provider comes to Brighton

Crews from Nebraska-based internet provider Allo Fiber will begin work this week installing their high-speed internet, telephone and TV services in Brighton. Allo Fiber representative Nichole Spady … more
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Aims program seeks to fill nursing aid shortage

With the high demand for nurses aide the Fort Lupton Aims Community College offers a nurses aide course to fill the gap. "We are only offering one per semester with a grant passed by Gov. Polis … more
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Dog trainer opens 11,200 square foot facility

As a new pet owner, Chris Pelle wanted to train his young German Shepherd for personal protection. At first, he did it as a hobby, working with friends and acquaintances. "I've always been very … more
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