By Jennifer Pund DUMONT With Colorado being one of the healthiest States in the country, there are plenty of opportunities to get outside and exercise, but including your dog can be a challenge. The Clear Creek Metropolitan Recreation District has teamed with Charlie’s Place, the Clear Creek and Gilpin County animal shelter, to bring a … Continue reading
Community gardens cultivate flowers, relationships
By Jennifer Pund FRONT RANGE Gardening at altitude comes with many challenges, but is balanced by its rewards. Like anywhere, mountain gardeners find both physical and emotional benefits from cultivating food and flowers. Increased exercise, enjoying the outdoors, contributing to a sustainable lifestyle and even learning a life lesson or two are just a few … Continue reading
Empire bar, restaurant features new menu, revamped atmosphere
THIS BUSINESS HAS UNEXPECTEDLY (TO US) CLOSED ITS DOORS IN RECENT DAYS. SORRY FOR ANY CONFUSION FROM INTRODUCING THE NEW BUSINESS IN OUR MAY ISSUE… By Jennifer Pund EMPIRE Alex Gauch has worked in many kitchens, but never his own. The first-time restaurant owner is excited to have things done his way at The Phoenix … Continue reading
Treat mom at local tea rooms
By Jeffrey V. Smith FRONT RANGE Every Mother’s Day, it is common for moms across the country to be lavished with presents and special attention from families, friends and loved ones. Although the modern holiday became officially recognized in the U.S. in 1914, mothers have been revered and celebrated throughout time around the world. It … Continue reading
Store, café offering more after adding liquor license
By Jennifer Pund GOLD HILL After almost 20 years of owning the Gold Hill Store and Café, Hugh Moore is finally serving beer, wine and liquor to his costumers. Thanks to a new tavern license, tourist business has increased and more locals are coming in the doors. Stocked with local beer and a select bar, … Continue reading
Rocky Mountain National Park’s centennial year programs continue in May
ESTES PARK – The year-long celebration of Rocky Mountain National Park’s 100th Anniversary continues as we head into May. Join us for one of these fun events! May 1: Wild Inspirations Art and artists throughout American history have found inspiration in wild places and played important roles in informing the public about the wonders … Continue reading
Ducks to hit the water this Saturday in Estes Park
ESTES PARK – After months of planning and preparation, The Rotary Club of Estes Park will set thousands of ducks free for their annual swim on Saturday, May 2. The 2015 race, with its mascot Ranger Lucky Duck, honors Rocky Mountain National Park’s Centennial. Park staff will pull the rope that sends the ducks into … Continue reading
Denver gearing up for ‘most exciting’ Memorial Day weekend in city’s history
Denver, Co. – April 15, 2015 – Denver will offer the largest and most fun collection of Memorial Day events in memory with a wide assortment of happenings ranging from rock concerts to art festivals, from baseball to Batman. “The scheduling this year has created a ‘perfect storm’ of events, so in downtown we will … Continue reading
Add Colorado film, music festivals to 2015 playlist
DENVER – The weather is warming, the days are getting longer and Colorado is gearing up for the sights and sounds of festival season. Colorado is a popular destination for film buffs and music goers alike with events set against gorgeous backdrops from the Telluride Film Festival to Denver’s Underground Music Showcase. Below is a … Continue reading
MMAC Live On-Air Edition playlist April 9, 2015
Broadcast Live on KYGT – April 9, 2015 1-3 p.m. 1) Mollie O’Brien & Rich Moore – The Ghost of You Walks/Saints & Sinners 2) Jesse Garland with John Armstrong – Busy Woman Blues/Live in Studio 2014 3) Danny Shafer – Barbecue/Second Story Garage 4) Jerry Barlow – Druid Moon/Fields & Fences 5) Ron Kohler … Continue reading