Brighton's Art in the Park festival set for Sept. 6 features visual arts, live performances, and food trucks at Carmichael Park. Artist application deadline is Aug 15.

The Boulder County Sheriff's Office will host National Night Out events on August 5 to promote police-community partnerships, featuring free food, activities, and safety demonstrations.

92 University of Denver student-athletes achieve academic excellence with over 3.50 GPA, recognized by Summit League; men's basketball, men's swimming, and women's tennis earn team awards.

Broomfield Community Center and Paul Derda Recreation Center will be closed for annual maintenance in August, reopening on Aug. 18 and Sept. 2, respectively.

Fort Collins offers 1,000 trees for sale at $25 each on August 11 to residents in its growth area, with online registration recommended for smooth purchasing.

Brighton Recreation Center announces its annual summer Camp Out at Barr Lake State Park, offering activities like archery, canoeing, and camping on Aug. 9-10. Limited tent spaces available for registration.

The 2024 report details the city's support for seniors with 7,440 participants in programs, over $100,000 in financial aid, and future plans, viewable on their website.

Boulder invites residents to discuss city projects and enjoy activities at "What's Up Boulder" event on Sept. 7.

Englewood announces a groundbreaking event for park improvements on July 31 at Cushing Park, beginning the "Renew & Recreate" initiative with a $41.5 million investment.

Boulder County to host a virtual meeting on Aug. 4 about navigating behavioral health services, requiring pre-registration. Commissioner Levy will attend.

Colorado enacts legislation to combat wage theft, enhancing worker protections and remedies, particularly benefiting women and communities of color. The law increases wage claim caps and grants the CDLE authority to address offenses and aid victims.

Governor Polis halts a proposed walkway in Colorado after a survey with 80,000 responses showed overwhelming opposition. He supports celebrating the state and national anniversaries equally with smaller projects statewide.

The Pueblo County Sheriff's Office seeks a grants program administrator, responsible mainly for grant writing and management. Applications close on August 10, per a website announcement.