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Celebrations abound at Aspen’s Fourth of July, despite concern about American democracy
Festivities in Aspen for the Fourth of July were upbeat as families from across the country filled the streets wearing red, white, and blue. Despite the joyful and energetic atmosphere that filled Aspen’s pedestrian mall on Thursday, locals and visitors, when pressed, felt defeated about the future of American democracy.
Fort Collins-area restaurant inspections: 1 requires reinspection
The Larimer County and Weld County health departments have a three-tiered health inspection rating, with rankings of pass, reinspection required or closed. Establishments with violations of 0-49 points pass; those with 50-109 points require reinspection; and any with more than 110 points face closure. This report is for June 26-July 2. Full reports and total points for the...
Free Agent Notes: Cancar, Suns, Lowry, Sixers, Martin, Hield
When the Nuggets declined their team option on Vlatko Cancar for the 2024/25 season, multiple reports indicated that the two sides would likely work out a new minimum-salary deal that would both increase the forward’s salary (from the $2.35MM the option would have paid to $2.43MM) and reduce Denver’s cap hit (from $2.35MM to $2.09MM).
Sensory-friendly Fourth of July celebration hosted by The Autism Community Store
Between the noises of fireworks and big crowds of a Fourth of July celebration, it can be a challenging time for people with autism. But a nonprofit has stepped up to help make the event inclusive.
Tubers hit Clear Creek on Fourth of July after delayed opening
With runoff running a little longer this year, there was a question, between the water levels and the tubing ordinances in Golden, just how busy the Fourth of July would be. On Clear Creek, it's shown no signs of slowing down. People are enjoying the weather and the water even if it is a little bit colder."My buddy John here picked it out," said Denver resident Philip Kwasinski. Just wanted to come out here, have a few beers, have a good time, and celebrate the fourth.While Clear Creek can turn into something of a slow river later in the summer,...
Colorado Avalanche showing shrewd strategy in free agency
The Colorado Avalanche don't have room to be big players the free agent frenzy. This much was known coming into the offseason. The rest of the league is coughing up dough in record-breaking fashion. CapFriendly tallied the day one spending alone at over a billion dollars!. The Avalanche are. to...
Community remembers valley local through memorial golf tournament in support of suicide prevention
The Roaring Fork Valley will host the inaugural Bulls to Birdies: Zach Jammaron’s Memorial Golf Tournament on July 13. The event is dedicated to the memory of Zach Jammaron, who took his life on June 5, 2022. More than just a day of golf, this gathering is a tribute to Jammaron’s life, filled with activities that echo his vibrant spirit while promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
Jefferson County closes traditional July 4 fireworks viewing spot to traffic
If you, like many Denver-area residents, are looking for the best spot to view tonight's fireworks displays, one traditional viewing spot near Golden will be closed to anyone seeking a good view of the metro.
Arapahoe County celebrates Independence Day with Englewood fireworks event
There will be plenty of ways to celebrate Independence Day in the Denver metro area and one will be in Englewood for their annual Independence Day event.You will be able to celebrate with food trucks, local vendors, and more. The annual 4th of July event is meant to bring together family and friends from all over Arapahoe County. Unfortunately, your furry friend won't be allowed unless your pet is a service animal. Also, make sure you leave the personal fireworks at home as they will not be allowed at the event."Everyone loves the boom. Everyone loves the sparkle," said Toni...
Denver gets TONS of complaints about July 4th fireworks. We issue very few citations.
Most fireworks are illegal in Colorado, but you wouldn't know it if you've ever stood atop Ruby Hill on the Fourth of July. From there, any observer can see that the surrounding neighborhoods — nay, the whole city — erupt with color and flame on the big day. People who live nearby know the chorus of booms and bangs have been growing as the holiday inches closer.
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