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Dave Matthews Band Returns To Fiddler’s Green For A ‘Walk Around The Moon’ [Photos/Videos]
Dave Matthews Band made its semi-annual trip to the Denver area over the weekend for a two-night run at Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre in Greenwood Village, CO. The concerts arrived at the tail end of DMB’s summer tour, set to wrap next weekend with the band’s annual Labor Day Weekend run at The Gorge Amphitheatre in George, WA.
Nuggets' pipeline to young talent dealt a major blow
Considering the fact that the Nuggets have been drafting in the late 20s for the past few seasons, they’ve faired quite well. The hit rate for NBA draft picks goes down after the top few picks, it gets even lower outside of the lottery, and in the 20s and beyond it’s basically a longshot.
Stanley Marketplace Heist: Thieves Target Beloved Restaurant’s Fridge, Owner Pleads for Justice
Caught on Camera: Thieves Target Restaurant Fridge at Stanley Marketplace. Annette, a beloved restaurant nestled in Aurora’s Stanley Marketplace, has become the target of repeated thefts, leaving its owner, Caroline Glover, seeking help from the community to identify the culprits. For over seven years, Annette has been a testament to Glover’s passion for food, a dream she nurtured since her late teens.
Woody Paige: Keegan Bradley seemed charmed on his way to BMW Championship win
CASTLE PINES — While drives, chips, bunker shots and putts were breaking bad for 46 professionals in the final round of the BMW Championship around the immaculate splendor in the grass of Castle Pines on Sunday, the breaks were all good for one player. Golf’s new Captain America was...
Broncos Expected to Explore Trade Options for $7 Million ‘Luxury’ Player
The Denver Broncos are going young. They are the ninth-youngest team in the NFL heading into the 2024-25 season, per Bookies.com’s Bill Speros on August 20. That could be bad news for veteran running back Samaje Perine, who could be a victim of the numbers game. Roster cutdown day is on August 27 and the Broncos will have to trim down from 90 players to 53 for the regular season.
Former Broncos undrafted steal has huge game...for the Raiders
You're never going to bat 1.000 as a general manager/head coach in the NFL when it comes to keeping and cutting the right guys from your roster. As Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton has noted on multiple occasions over the last two years, you want to make sure you don't have players in your camp who end up getting cut and having success somewhere else.
'Dub Club' invades Castle Pines to cheer on Denver's Wyndham Clark
CASTLE PINES — "Let's go, Dub!" was loud and clear on the fifth hole of Castle Pines Golf Club. Denver native Wyndham Clark, who showed his Broncos fandom by wearing orange and blue on Saturday at the BMW Championship, had just made birdie and his cheering section of several hundred family and friends let him know they were there to support him. "We always have a good following at tournaments,...
Here’s How Hundreds of Goats are Helping at a Colorado Open Space
Rather than hiring extra sets of human hands to help with a major landscaping project this summer, a town in Colorado is using hundreds of hoofed animals instead. Last year was the first time the town of Castle Rock opted to incorporate goat grazing into its summer maintenance. Enlisting the help of goats is an efficient and environmentally friendly way for the town to manage overgrown portions of its open spaces. While grazing in an area, these hungry animals help to control noxious weeds, undergrowth of invasive species, dead brush, and leaves, allowing the natural grasses to recover. Having them onsite also aids in reducing vegetative fuels for wildfire mitigation.
Homicide Confirmed in Case of Missing Idaho Springs Man Found by Locals, Community Mourns Loss
In a turn of events that quickly morphed from a community effort into a pressing criminal investigation, the Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that the body found in Idaho Springs is that of the missing man, Paul Peavey, who was reported missing just days earlier, the case has now been classified as a homicide, as reported by Denver7.
Meyer Burger halts solar plant in Colorado, plans restructuring
ZURICH (Reuters) -Swiss solar panel maker Meyer Burger said on Monday it was suspending plans for a plant in Colorado as it announced restructuring measures and suggested profitability would be lower than previously expected.
Residents plan to take Ford Amphitheater noise complaints to Colorado Springs City Council this week
Colorado Springs-area homeowners and apartment dwellers who say they've been inundated with unwanted noise from the new outdoor Ford Amphitheater plan to turn up the volume on the City Council. Several residents who've posted on social media sites or complained about amphitheater noise to the city via its GoCOS app...
How can Denver address extreme heat?
Recent summers in Colorado have been unprecedentedly hot. Historically, temperatures in the 90s and 100s have been rare for Denver. But this summer has already brought several long-lasting heat waves, and experts say that will be the norm for the foreseeable future. The brutal temperatures have prevented Michele Fry, a...
Zoo Conservation Alliance hosts a party with the animals
DENVER, Colorado (KCNC) — The 5th annual Flock Party offers a chance to meet the animals and benefit wildlife conservation. Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance opens up the 80-acre campus for a private, high-end party. There is live music, craft cocktails, and mouth-watering munchies, but it’s the animal experiences that sets this fundraiser apart.
Nikola Jokic made 2 mind-blowing plays in Goran Dragic charity send-off
Goran Dragic wanted to play one more game before he officially retired from professional basketball. The long-time NBA guard brought some of his superstar friends to his home country of Slovenia this weekend for one final send-off for charity, and it gave us some hilarious and entertaining moments during the darkest months of the NBA offseason.
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