A couple in Denver has created a community Ofrenda, a place for anyone to come by and add pictures or candles to honor their family or friends who have passed away.
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A Denver patio becomes a place for the community to honor their loved ones 
Life is sweet in Colorado: Check out the newest state parkGovernor Jared Polis announced Wednesday, October 20, that Sweetwater Lake, located in Garfield County near Dotsero, will be Colorado’s newest state park.
Denver bar known as a welcoming spot in Five Points closesRita's Law was only open a couple of years but built an incredible community in that short time. The pandemic and other challenges forced the owner to make the tough choice to close.
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Wonderbound's Henry McCall: 'Our bodies are our art'As a full-time dancer, Henry McCall spends 40 hours a week dancing with Wonderbound—a local contemporary ballet company.
New mural in Denver honors Colorado nurseThe artist, Detour, has become well-known over the last couple of years for large-scale murals including ones of George Floyd and Elijah McClain. His latest creation honors a Denver Health Nurse.
Evan Gill, aka The Black Sherpa, summits every Colorado 14erGill hopes his achievement motivates other people of color to explore the outdoors
A look inside Denver Art Museum's reimagined campusThe newly renovated campus opens to the public—for free!—on October 24.
Governor Jared Polis announced Wednesday, October 20, that Sweetwater Lake, located in Garfield County near Dotsero, will be Colorado’s newest state park.
Rita's Law was only open a couple of years but built an incredible community in that short time. The pandemic and other challenges forced the owner to make the tough choice to close.
As a full-time dancer, Henry McCall spends 40 hours a week dancing with Wonderbound—a local contemporary ballet company.
The artist, Detour, has become well-known over the last couple of years for large-scale murals including ones of George Floyd and Elijah McClain. His latest creation honors a Denver Health Nurse.
Gill hopes his achievement motivates other people of color to explore the outdoors
The newly renovated campus opens to the public—for free!—on October 24.
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