A Repertory Theater Works To Avoid A Final Curtain Call During The Pandemic
With the flip of a pandemic switch, a theater in Grand Lake went dark last year, and lost 20,000 customers. Michael Querio, is executive artistic director of Rocky Mountain Repertory Theater, which brings a bit of Broadway to the mountains. He is working to bring live theater back, hopefully in June.
Hickenlooper, Still Pushing For Fed Minimum Wage Hike, Isn’t Ready To Ditch The Filibuster Yet
“We haven’t had an increase in the minimum wage for 10 years. I mean, that’s outrageous, it’s just ridiculous,’’ Sen. John Hickenlooper told Colorado Matters.
For This Centennial Man, ‘My Grandfather’s Clock’ Was The Real Thing
The clock in the song sat in Dan Parker’s grandfather’s home in Massachusetts when Parker was growing up.
The Inspiration For ‘My Grandfather’s Clock’
Dan Parker of Centennial grew up with the towering timepiece that inspired “My Grandfather’s Clock,” a song known worldwide.
Colorado Woman Worries For Family Caught In Ethiopian Civil War
Millete Birhanemaskel’s parents fled civil war in Ethiopia decades ago, while other family members stayed behind. Now war rages again in their home province, Tigray. Many of Birkhanemaskel’s relatives have been displaced. Others are completely unaccounted for. Birhanemaskel, who owns a Denver coffee shop, recently visited Sudanese refugee camps in hopes of learning more about her family’s whereabouts and about the war.
Natalie Perez Is Recovering Her Hope After A Pandemic Year Of Perseverance
Along with the trouble and turmoil of the year, Perez said her family’s learned some things.
The Elijah McClain Investigation Finds Police Mishandled Encounter
Aurora police made crucial mistakes in their treatment of Elijah McClain within 10 seconds of stopping him on the street, independent investigators said Monday.
‘Percy’ Lands On Mars And Ushers In New Era Of Exploration
Mars rover Perseverance will use an array of cameras and a novel helicopter to search for signs of ancient life.
Independent Investigator And State Auditor Will Look Into Colorado Judicial Department
The state judicial department is being rocked by allegations of sexual misconduct and discrimination dating back years and by claims that a former employee was given a $2.5 million contract in exchange for her silence.
