The Douglas County Youth Initiative celebrates 20 years of empowering local youth with a public event featuring ice cream and games at Millhouse on Aug. 15. Commissioner Laydon underscores the county’s commitment to supporting young people.

Englewood invites locals to a self-guided walking tour for South Broadway's revitalization, offering a chance for input on issues like safety and public art. An online survey also allows remote participation.

The Adams County Sheriff's Office attended the Redeemer Temple BBQ, mingling with the community and showcasing SWAT and BOMB units while expressing gratitude for the event.

Denver's DOTI updates waste collection schedules, including no compost pick-up on Aug 25 and Nov 24 and altered recycling dates post-Thanksgiving. StartTime for collections is now 6 a.m. Composting sign-ups are encouraged.

The Denver Police Department is set to host National Night Out events to strengthen community relations and promote crime prevention, with multiple venues across Denver offering activities for all ages.

The CDPHE launched a project to map environmental challenges on health with a focus on equity, involving communities in an Environmental Equity and Cumulative Impact Analysis.

The Englewood Train at Belleview Park was closed on August 3rd due to a mechanical issue, affecting visitors' plans. The city hasn't announced when it will reopen.

Nominations for the 2025 Mayor's Young Leader Awards in Colorado Springs are open until August 31, recognizing young individuals impacting the community.

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.