Project Yes staff and kids Olivia Swaney, Kevin and Matthew McQuirk and Max Hittle hang out in the new art room of Project Yes’s new facility and youth center, located at 1306 Centaur Village Drive. Colorado Hometown Newspapers/Chalan Harper Full
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Recently, the signal at Baseline and Public (roads) in Lafayette was changed so that the pedestrian crosswalk occurs after the left turn arrow for cars on Public. Full Text
Many Lafayette residents found themselves concerned and confused at 12:59 a.m., Saturday, June 13, when their phones rang with messages stating a suicidal man armed with a gun was loose in their neighborhood. Full Text
If all goes according to plan with county commissioners and Lafayette’s public officials next week, the city could see a purchase of an additional 144 acres of open space. Full Text
In July, the City of Lafayette Recreation Department calls upon community members to join in recognizing the importance of the community’s parks and recreation facilities.
Chances are as people read this week’s Lafayette News, Louisville Times or Erie Review, thousands are gearing up for festive Fourth of July family barbecues while others are making plans to head out and view the local Independence Day parades and fireworks displays. Full Text
Oliver Fontaine, 4, and his mother, Sara, survey the cut-away model of the sun at the new Discover Space exhibit at the Louisville Public Library. Colorado Hometown Newspapers/Kimberli Turner Full
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Recently, the signal at Baseline and Public (roads) in Lafayette was changed so that the pedestrian crosswalk occurs after the left turn arrow for cars on Public. Full Text
In the four-month period since the Town of Superior inked an intergovernmental agreement with the City of Louisville — allowing Superior residents to once again use the Louisville Public Library — circulation numbers among Superior residents already are up. Full Text
As of two weeks ago, the ConocoPhillips site was about 75 percent complete with its deconstruction process, said Louisville City Manager Malcolm Fleming. Full Text
Louisville Middle School celebrated its grand opening of the newly renovated section April 29, but it is apparent that the school is still under construction. Full Text
Chances are as people read this week’s Lafayette News, Louisville Times or Erie Review, thousands are gearing up for festive Fourth of July family barbecues while others are making plans to head out and view the local Independence Day parades and fireworks displays. Full Text
There will be tons to do for all ages on Friday, July 3, and Saturday, July 4, in Erie. Activities include kids’ fun and fireworks at the Colorado National Golf Course on Friday, and Saturday will boast the Erie Firecracker 4K fun run/walk. File Photograph Full
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Recently, the signal at Baseline and Public (roads) in Lafayette was changed so that the pedestrian crosswalk occurs after the left turn arrow for cars on Public. Full Text
Hundreds of people crowded into the lobby of the new Lehman Printing Center, and a line wound out the door and through the parking lot Saturday, June 27. Full Text
Erie’s elected officials, and a special group of kids chosen from the community center’s day camp, get ready to turn the first shovel of dirt, Friday, June 26, at the location for Community Park, in Erie. Full Text
Kody Lostroh, a former national Little Britches Rodeo bull riding champion, says his heart goes out to the family of the 12-year-old Yuma boy killed in a bull riding accident here Sunday. Full Text
Chances are as people read this week’s Lafayette News, Louisville Times or Erie Review, thousands are gearing up for festive Fourth of July family barbecues while others are making plans to head out and view the local Independence Day parades and fireworks displays. Full Text
Following a June meeting of the Boulder Valley Board of Education, it was announced that Boulder Valley School District Superintendent Chris King’s contract would allowed to automatically extend another year, through June 30, 2012. Full Story
There are few things in life more gratifying than getting a good, rigorous workout.
However, there are few things that will leave you as sore as said workout, as well. Case in point — kickboxing. Full Story
Injuries have plagued Monarch Legion A baseball recently, and the sting was felt on Monday, June 28, when the Coyotes lost to Pomona, 11-5.
But, coach Carmen Rivas said, that’s no reason for the Coyotes not to come out with everything they’ve got. Full Story
Ten Louisville and Superior youth athletes involved in Ric Rojas Running recently advanced to the Region X Junior Olympics, to be contested July 10-11, in Provo, Utah. Full Story
For two decades, Rick’s Eyeworks customers have visited the optical boutique at 579 East South Boulder Road. But soon, Rick Egleston and his business will make the move to Old Town Louisville. Full Story
With the summer in full-swing, and people gearing up for outdoor Fourth of July merry-making, it’s a prime time to remember that mosquito repellent. Full Story
