City Park bandstand reconstruction approved by Landmark Commission
Almost everyone is behind the effort, but there were still some sticking points, from the roof down.
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Legendary news exec Roger Ogden looks at the future of local TV on the way to Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Ogden is is largely responsible for turning 9News into one of the most successful local television outlets in American broadcasting history.
Even at 90, Harry Tuft is still making Denver music history
The Colorado Music Hall of Famer and father of Swallow Hill Music just released a new CD and will perform live soon.
Celebrating history means protecting it for future generations
One of the National Historic Preservation Act’s principal tools for identifying, evaluating and considering historic resources impacted by federal actions is at risk of being fundamentally weakened.
Colorado declares the Town of Creede abandoned. No, not that one
What happens when two neighboring towns shared the same name?
Denver had its own real-life Spider-Man — but he was no hero
Decades before Spider-Man made his comic debut and dominated movie theaters, a murderer claimed the name.
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To celebrate our 150th, here are 10 Colorado firsts
This state’s towering peaks have inspired equally lofty inventions.
Fifteen photos of Denver 150 years ago
In honor of Colorado’s sesquicentennial, take a look back at the Mile High City in 1876.
Just in time for Colorado’s 150th, “The Colorado Book” opens a new chapter
“We have such a rich literary heritage in Colorado, and it’s continuing.”
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Fifteen Must-Read Books About Colorado
In honor of the Centennial State’s 150th birthday, read these 15 books about Colorado — one for each decade.
How the “Welcome to Colorful Colorado” sign was almost taken from us
The state’s welcoming sign is an icon, but that hasn’t stopped officials from trying to mess with it.
Folk art exhibit at Colorado Capitol celebrates state’s 150th anniversary
“Past. Present. Future.” marks Colorado’s 150th anniversary with artwork highlighting the state’s rich history of folk and traditional arts.
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What a trip! The 10 wildest conspiracy theories about Denver International Airport
For more than 30 years, wild rumors have been flying about Denver’s airport.
Top Brass: A Denver ensemble is leaving a major legacy
Three new albums will be celebrated with a free show.
Bar Bar is gone gone
The legendary dive bar was demolished last weekend, but Denver’s memories will live on forever.
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WTF is the ‘Longmonster’ of Longmont? We’re almost afraid to ask
The city even has a quirky green mascot, Monty, to spread Longmonster joy.
Colorado or bust: The Great American State Fair’s state of confusion
“Colorado’s claim is simple: We are obviously the Best of the Best in Show. Maybe nine other states tied us.”
Colorado Black Arts Festival celebrates 40 years in Denver
The executive director discusses the free Colorado Black Arts Festival in City Park on July 10-12 and teases plans for year-round programming.
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A weekend heat wave is forecast for Denver
Some meteorologists have predicted consecutive days of triple-digit temperatures.
These are the greatest concerts in Red Rocks history
From a rock ban started by Aretha Franklin to a riot at Jethro Tull and Phish fans driving Morrison crazy, these are the most memorable shows.
Bishop Castle survives Aspen Acres fire … so far
In a state full of natural marvels, the 160-foot-high castle remains a towering achievement.
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A call to the Walton-Penners: Build something that lasts longer than football
Beyond monuments and museums, the Denver Broncos could create a living, breathing memorial to the people who were here first.