The Golden Civic Foundation has announced $228,010 in grants to deserving community organizations and projects.

When HB22-1287 passed earlier this year, mobile home park residents thought they garnered an important win. And they did. Sorta.

The City of Golden has made it official. Commercial outfitters wanting to utilize city access points along Clear Creek will first need to check with the city.

After close to a year of work, Golden City Council got its first look at the Phase 1 Draft Rezoning Map, part of a larger plan tied to the City’s comprehensive zoning code rewrite.

For 31 years, Angeles Navarro taught many generations of students in the Weld Re-8 School District from elementary to high school.  Navarro migrated from Guanajuato, Mexico to Fort Lupton and …

According to Board President Stephanie Schooley, the district has space for 96,000 students in traditional schools and enrollment is currently at 69,000 in those schools.

To paraphrase the late actor Peter Finch in the movie “Network,” a handful of Weld RE-8 School District parents are mad about bullying and they’re not going to take …

The Weld Re-8 School District nurse wants the district to allow the use of Narcan in emergency situations. Paula Samide made the request of the school board during an April 28 …

There’s a quiet portal to yesteryear among the many shops along Golden’s downtown Washington Avenue. And for 30 years, time-travelers from around the world have frequented this longstanding gem searching for tangible connections to the past.

Eat a meal, have a drink and bid on some cool auction items—all to benefit the Golden Fire Department.

For bread makers Jeff Cleary and Kathy Mullen, bread is not only life; it’s a livelihood. And it’s a relationship.

Golden residents hoping to learn more about the CoorsTek 9th Street Project rezoning and redevelopment proposal will have to wait. Again.