by Jenna Thomas | Oct 13, 2020 | Featured six, Features, News
//Jamaica Shirley and her husband Craig Christopherson holding a photo of the implanted fertilized embryo. Photo provided by the family. Thirty years have passed since Dr. Seuss penned the ever-so-popular book Oh, The Places You’ll Go! The inspirational tale filled...
by Annie Burky | Sep 28, 2020 | Featured six, Features
//Mutsu Wada Homma (2nd from the left) with Rev. Masahiko Wada (2nd from the right) at Amache Concentration Camp in 1945. The granite monument holds the name of 148 persons Japanese Americans who died fighting for the U.S. in WWII. Photo provided by Mitch Homma. ...
by Toluwanimi Obiwole | Sep 15, 2020 | Editorials, Featured six, Features
//Sade Adebayo stands in the door of her food truck Sweet Pepper Kitchen on July 24. Photo by Toluwanimi Obiwole | toluwaniniobiwole@gmail.com Editor’s note: The use of the word “auntie” in this article is a cultural term and does not directly refer to someone...
by Hannah Thomas | Sep 29, 2020 | Featured six, Features
//Rita Price, Angel Neri, Mary Wright and Kendra Anderson. Photos provided by individuals. More than 75% of bars and restaurants in Colorado are independently owned and operated. Prior to COVID-19, those establishments accounted for almost 10% of the state’s labor...
by Lexi Reich | Oct 7, 2020 | Featured six, Features
//Ali Duncan, owner of Urban Sanctuary. Photo provided by Duncan. Ali Duncan grew up in a rural farm 10 miles north of Fort Collins. Once a month her father would take her to various Black churches in Denver. As the only Black family in their town, this monthly trip...
by Jenna Thomas | Sep 29, 2020 | Featured six, Features
//Colorado State Capitol. Photo from Shuttershock. The year was 1876, the birth of Colorado’s statehood. The rush for gold was in full swing, the creation of railroads was running hot, and life by candlelight was the norm. John Long Routt served as Governor. Henry...
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