The Denver Police highlighted Edith Barker, a pioneer policewoman from 1921, on social media in honor of National Women's History Month, noting her expertise in Jiu Jitsu and marksmanship.

Broomfield is running a contest to choose the 2025 Broomfield Days logo, with community voting on designs via BroomfieldVoice.com until March 18th at 5 p.m.

Denver's Future Fest 2025 celebrates youth and community with free activities, contests, and performances, aiming to inspire innovation and career exploration.

Boulder seeks public input to create a healing trail at Fort Chambers / Poor Farm site, reflecting the Sand Creek Massacre's history, with a community workshop and online participation until March 30.

The Aurora Public Library launched a master plan, "Radiating Possibilities," to enhance community engagement and gathered to discuss its structure amidst usage statistics that underscore its significance despite low funding.

Aurora's Housing Division offers over $30 million for housing projects. Applications for grants or loans are open until April 4. A virtual meeting for potential applicants is on March 14.

The City of Boulder launched a new webpage to keep the public informed about ongoing safety incidents, complementing traditional alert systems and social media.

Deputies from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office participated in Read Across America Week by reading to children, fostering literacy, and strengthening community relations.

Denver invites community to discuss projects funded by the Vibrant Denver Bond Program, which won't raise taxes. Public meetings and surveys are methods of participation.

The Denver Police Department offers a free Krav Maga self-defense class for residents 12+ on March 22. Registration opens on March 7, with limited spots available. Future sessions will be announced on social media.

Eugene Daniels, CSU alum and MSNBC correspondent, will speak at CSU's Spring 2025 Commencement, marking a historic unified graduation event for the university.

The Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum celebrates Women's History Month with exhibits and events honoring local women's contributions to the city's history.

Longmont's annual Spirit of Arbor Day Tree Sale begins, offering residents discounted trees at $50 to support urban reforestation. The sale uses a lottery system running from March 3-9 with potential leftover sales on March 17.