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New school funding rules offer help and hurt for metro districts

Colorado lawmakers finalized a sweeping shift in how the state funds public schools, ing House Bill 25-1320 on the final day of the 2025 legislative session. While most districts will see a boost in the coming year, a slow but steady transition toward a new weighted formula will leave some…

Pickleball’s popularity surges in Castle Rock as facilities expand

Pickleball, the fastest-growing sport in America, has seen remarkable popularity in Castle Rock. This paddle sport, which combines elements of tennis, bton and ping-pong, has attracted players of all ages in the community. The Town of Castle Rock has expanded its pickleball facilities over the last few years, and the…


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Jersey retirement a bit much? CU Buffs fans on Hunter, Sanders

Just days before Colorado’s Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders land at their new NFL homes in the draft, the Buffaloes took one more opportunity to honor the two program-changing players in a big way. On April 15, a social media post announced that Hunter’s and Sanders’ jersey numbers (No. 12…

Castle View boys volleyball rolls to win Kings of the Castle tourney

Castle View boys volleyball captain Austin Keathley knows the Sabercats are a different team than the one that was playing earlier this month. The Sabercats dropped three consecutive matches in early April and saw their season record dip to 5-4. However, Castle View has now won six straight matches to…

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Clarke Reader: Fall in Love ’Once’ Again in Littleton

Sometimes the most powerful love stories are the least complicated. You don’t need a lot of games and obstacles—just two people trying desperately to connect. That simplicity is what makes ā€œOnce,ā€ one of the best and most unique musicals to come around…

Clarke Reader: Meet Miners Alley’s ’National Bohemians’

There’s no timetable when it comes to the creative process. Sometimes, an idea can take years to get from your mind to out in the world. That’s the case for local actor and playwright Luke Sorge, whose ā€œNational Bohemiansā€ is making its…

Clarke Reader:Spring offerings for the blossoming season

We’re on the cusp of one of the best times of the year in Colorado — spring. We can finally come out of our winter hibernations and start enjoying more outdoor time, gather with friends for activities and make plans…

Clarke Reader: Explore the Wonders of Angkor at DMNS

People may have certain perceptions in their mind when they hear the name Angkor Wat or the Khmer Empire that inhabited Cambodia for centuries. Some of those perceptions may be true, but others are the results of limited knowledge and…

Clarke Reader: BIFF goes big in its 21st Year

A rising tide lifts all boats, and that may just be the case with the film scene in Colorado. Not only is the state’s film community constantly becoming more dynamic and diverse, but people outside the state are catching on.…

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Letter: How was the City Ditch dug?

Your reporter Isabel Guzman did a very good job of describing the issues surrounding the City of Englewood’s project for…


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A literary road trip: Denver metro’s best libraries

With the weather getting warmer and summer just around the corner, it’s time to hit the road — and the stacks.  While Denver Public Library’s Central Branch is a Colorado landmark, it’s not the only library worth the trip. Scattered throughout Denver metro are unique libraries, filled to the brim with books and other resources…

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