- In the isolation of the pandemic, Ken Felts, of Arvada, began writing his memoirs at the age of 90, starting from his birth in Dodge City, Kansas to his time in the Navy. Fifty pages in, painful, yet beautiful memories stopped him in his tracks. As Pride Month comes to a close, we're re-sharing Ryan's interview with Ken Felts and Felts' daughter Rebecca Mayes, recorded in August.
- The Arvada man thought writing down his life story would just be a meaningful distraction during a pandemic. Instead, it was the impetus for a life-changing decision.
- The COVID-19 pandemic struck just as milk production was coming to its greatest peak and just when demand dropped.
- Kate Fisher of Lafayette, Colorado, is among photographers around the country taking pictures of people on their porches during social distancing.
- On the high Plains, a vast area of Eastern Colorado, the concept of physical distance is a way of life. Driving 30 miles to the grocery store to stock up for a month is normal.
