Boulder reaffirms its commitment to supporting residents with disabilities, highlighting its Human Rights Ordinance and programs like EXPAND that aim for greater inclusion and accessibility.

The Greater Parker Foundation is preparing for Colorado Gives Day on December 10, with 100% of donations going directly to local programs such as scholarships, public safety, and cultural arts.

Commerce City promotes Small Business Saturday on November 30, highlighting local businesses and offering increased cash-back incentives through their Open Rewards program.

The 51st United Way Turkey Trot attracted over 10,000 participants in Denver, incorporating a costume contest and raising $641,000 for community programs.

Free career advancement workshops are offered by Jefferson County Business & Workforce Center in December, including resume writing, interview prep, and software skills.

Colorado Springs announces Thanksgiving closures for city facilities and special holiday activities, including limited openings for certain attractions and discounts on Cyber Monday merchandise.

The City of Aurora hosts its annual Holiday Tree Lighting on Dec. 3, featuring a market, tree lighting ceremony, entertainment, and the 25th Festival of Wreaths at the Aurora History Museum.

Colorado's Thanksgiving dinner prices were among the nation's highest, despite a 5% drop in the national average cost to $58.08, with Coloradans paying $71.78.

Boulder County seeks public input on changes to Site Plan Review regulations with an open house scheduled on December 10, focusing on adjusting house size benchmarks in unincorporated areas.

Boulder's emissions have dropped by 7% in 2022, reaching a 24% reduction since 2018. Progress is attributed to clean energy and efficiency, with goals of 70% reduction by 2030 and net-zero by 2035.

Colorado Springs officials released a Homelessness Response Action Plan focusing on 60 actions including enforcement, outreach, and housing, to address homelessness over five years.

Boulder renovated racket sport courts and replaced a wooden pedestrian bridge at Coot Lake, improving accessibility and upgrading local recreational facilities.

Arapahoe County's Public Health WIC program promotes resources to combat hunger during the holiday season, sharing information on local food pantries and events like the drive-through Fresh Thanks Food Distribution.