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Nuggets' Aaron Gordon Changing His Number to Pay Tribute to His Late Brother
Aaron Gordon is switching numbers from 50 to 32 to honor his late brother Drew. Aaron Gordon is making a big change to pay tribute to his late brother. The Denver Nuggets forward's older brother, Drew, died in a car accident on May 30 in Oregon. He was only 33 years old. The younger Gordon has announced he will change his jersey number from 50 to 32 to honor his late brother.
NBA Trades: The Nuggets solve major roster flaws in tempting mock deal with Hawks
Fresh off nearly toppling Team USA and winning a bronze medal, Nikola Jokic will soon start his 10th season with the Denver Nuggets. The Nuggets have had a less eventful off-season, which saw them lose a starter in Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (KCP), give up three second-round picks to save just $5 million in salary dump, and have their first-round pick tear his ACL.
No. 4 Texas is a 32.5-point favorite against Colorado State
As the Texas Longhorns prepare to open the program’s inaugural season in the SEC, head coach Steve Sarkisian’s team is a 32.5-point favorite over the Colorado State Rams in next Saturday’s season opener at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium. Former Texas offensive coordinator Jay Norvell, who called...
The Fort restaurant receives historical easement, preserving land for future
A lot of people around Colorado might think of The Fort in Morrison as a restaurant. But to the owner, Holly Kinney, and to longtime staff, they see it as a living museum and a monument to old Colorado history. And now with a rezoning of the land, it's going to stay that way long term."We lived upstairs," she said. "When I was 10 years old this was actually my home and we all worked in the restaurant. It wasn't supposed to be a restaurant initially, it was supposed to be a living history museum."In recent months, Kinney made a...
Town Seeks Information On Residential And Commercial Insurance Experiences
Estes Valley residents and business owners are encouraged to provide feedback to the Town on their experiences with residential and commercial property insurance. The Town Board has heard concerns from the community about access and affordability. In an effort to gather information on the effects of the property insurance markets in Estes Park, the Town has developed a brief survey, which is available at surveymonkey.com/r/RQVN8WW. The 10-minute survey is anonymous and requires respondents to provide some basic information about their property insurance. It will be open through Sept. 13.
Castle Rock church celebrates 150 years in Colorado
A church older than the town of Castle Rock celebrated 150 years with a special homecoming service Sunday. The service was the culmination of a year of work honoring the church's history. "It was a great crowd. We had former pastors come back. We had former choir members come back and sing in the choir," said Matt Franks, senior pastor at Castle Rock First United Methodist Church. For 150 years, people have worshipped, served, and lived their lives in this church. "It's a very warm and welcoming congregation and welcoming to all," said member Laryce Nitsch. First United Methodist was...
Zach Wilson lights it up in Broncos’ preseason finale
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton named Bo Nix his starting quarterback ahead of the team’s preseason finale on Sunday, but Zach Wilson has made one final push for the No. 2 job. Wilson played extremely well in Denver’s 38-12 win over the Arizona Cardinals at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colo. The... The post Zach Wilson lights it up in Broncos’ preseason finale appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Auditor: Denver Museum of Nature & Science lacks proper tracking of collections
After investigating the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, city auditors determined the institution is falling short of tracking, protecting collections, and logging loaned items or artifacts. Museum authorities told auditors they were aware of the issues and they are committed to tackling these problems, the city auditor said. In its latest report, auditors dove into how DMNS tracks its 4.3 million items, concluding that the museum needs better collection...
Climate summit in Aspen stokes ideas for green energy in rural communities
Carbondale-based Clean Energy Economy for the Region, or CLEER, hosted a forum at the Aspen Meadows Resort focusing on green energy for rural communities. “Energizing Climate Solutions: Rural, Resort & Energy Transition Communities” brought climate policy experts together from around Colorado and the U.S., with the hopes of informing local policies on climate action.
Field of schemes? Windsor sports complex on shaky ground due to litany of legal issues
Five years after breaking ground on a massive sports complex touted to draw more than 1 million people and significant tax revenue to Windsor, the project is mired in a litany of legal issues and unfulfilled promises that threaten its future. Some of the planned structures and fields at...
NREL develops biomass-derived resin PECAN for wind blades
Researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE’s) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL, Golden, Colo., U.S.), through the development of a novel sustainable resin, see a realistic path forward to the manufacture of bio-derivable wind blades that can be chemically recycled and the components reused. The findings have...
Denverite Classifieds: Aug. 26, 2024
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Despite impressive preseason, the Broncos still have a fatal flaw
The Broncos are the kings of the preseason. After dispatching of the Cardinals in their exhibition finale, routing Arizona by a 38-12 count at Empower Field, Denver finished their tuneup schedule with a perfect 3-0 mark. They’re one of six teams to run the table in the preseason. And they...
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