Here’s What Happened — Catch Connie!
Let’s get another story from our series “Here’s What Happened.” This week’s is about running. It comes from Jennifer Forker, of Arvada.
Listener Comments – March 9, 2012
Colorado Matters host Ryan Warner reads from your e-mails and facebook comments about medical marijuana & schools, small town newspapers, and skiing history.
A Newspaper Man Covers Television
Dusty Saunders remembers the day when the first Denver television station went on the air. It was the summer of 1952. He was studying journalism in college.
Here’s What Happened — Root for the Blackest Team
It’s the last day of February, which is Black History Month. That’s the theme of today’s story from our series “Here’s What Happened.” It comes from Barbara Allen.
Here’s What Happened — My Baseball Hero
Spring training is underway and today, we get a baseball story in our series “Here’s What Happened.”
Is Your Car Wasting Space?
Produced by Andy Mills High gas prices are in the news. They often get people thinking about fuel efficiency.
Crop Circles? No. Snow Circles.
Picture a crop circle. OK now think of the intricate pattern on snow. That’s essentially what landscape artist Sonja Hinrichsen created recently near Steamboat Springs.
Here’s What Happened — Swept up in Civil Rights
We’ve got another story for you now from our series “Here’s What Happened.” Grace Christus, of Aurora, tells us about an experience that opened her eyes to racism.
Back Stage Past
The Rolling Stones. Led Zeppelin. Elton John. U2. If they were big and they came through Colorado, chances are promoter Barry Fey had a hand in it.
Here’s What Happened — A Colorado Love Affair
Valentine’s Day is just under a week away. So today, we have a love story from our Wednesday series “Here’s What Happened.” It comes from Clint Locks.
Here’s What Happened — My Earliest Memory
On Wednesdays, we bring you “Here’s What Happened.” For this series, Coloradans are telling us their best stories. Today, we hear from Dr. Maria Anderson. She’s a cardiologist in Denver.
Cross Country in a Golf Cart… For Art
Denver filmmakers Andy Raney (left) and Jeremy Make (right) speak with Ryan Warner.
Here’s What Happened — Your Dog’s on the Phone
On Wednesdays, Coloradans tell us their best stories in a series we call “Here’s What Happened.” Today’s story comes from husband and wife Jason Munkatchy and Laura Rindlaub.
Senator and Suffragist
Today 17 women serve in the state Senate. The first woman to blaze that trail was Helen Ring Robinson. She was elected in 1912 to represent Denver.
