Theatre Blast April 3
News reviews of shows in Arvada, Fort Collins and Golden, plus a podcast about Colorado entertainment news.
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Goodbye JOANN, Sundance to Boulder, Journalism's Bee Harris
This week, our journalists cover JOANN's closing, the Bernie/AOC rally and an interview with Rosalind “Bee” Harris.
Theatre Blast March 27
We have new reviews of shows produced by the Aurora Fox Arts Center and Theatreworks in Colorado Springs, and a podcast about spring theatre.
Tipped Wage Debate, New Podcast, Month of Photography
This week, our journalists cover the tipped minimum wage bill, Regan Linton, and the Month of Photography exhibition.
Denver Culture Update!
This week, our journalists cover The Mecury Cafe, Month of Photography, the Gen Z Film Festival and an Ethiopian restaurant.
COVID: 5 Years Later, Police Recruitment, Survey Time!
This week, our journalists report on COVID five years later, police recruitments and FAFSA concerns for students with mixed-family status.
Colorado Theatre Blast March 6
New reviews on OnStage Colorado of shows in Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort Collins and Highlands Ranch, plus our latest podcast about theatre tourism.
Bye bye Tesla, Survey Time, Painted Palateros
This week, our journalists cover Tesla trade-ins, living at home, Girl Scouts and History Colorado.
Colorado Theatre Blast February 27
New reviews on OnStage Colorado of Local Theater Company's world premiere play and a new podcast episode.
New Podcast, Immigration Attorney, Kids and Guns
This week, our journalists cover immigration, family gun classes, Sacred Society and 5280 High School.
Theatre Blast February 20
New reviews on OnStage Colorado of shows in Colorado Springs, Denver and Arvada, as well as a new podcast episode.
Sexy Books, Free Tax Help, Denver's Ethiopians
This week, our journalists report on a sexy bookstore, Black Spaces, Denver's Ethiopian community and accessible tax help at DU.
Theatre Blast February 13
New reviews on OnStage Colorado of shows in Aurora and at the Millibo Art Theatre, along with a new podcast about the performative side of the Super Bowl.
Development Troubles, Coffehuse Struggles, Buzz on Bees
This week, our journalists report on the East Colfax BRT, Lakewood development, Sunnyside hole, 6550 Coffee House and Beekeeping Bootcamp.
🎭 Colorado Theatre Blast | February 6
New reviews on OnStage Colorado, plus our Black History Month podcast.
Ice Hotline, New Podcast, Shoplifting and Ghost Kitchens
This week, our journalist covered the ICE hotline, the new Arapahoe County Assistant DA, ghost kitchens and shoplifting on Colfax.
Marshall Fire Three Years Later, Tik Tok Uncertainty, Board Game Bars
This week, our journalists reported on Dry January, the TikTok ban, Vet 101, 3 years post Marshall Fire and Denver's board gaming community.
Egg Prices, The Coworker From Hell, Congrats Noah!
Our journalists this week report on rising egg prices, and we continue our series about working as a valet in downtown Denver.
Looking Forward to 2025 With Bucket List Community Cafe
This week, we looked back on the work our newroom did in 2024 and shared part two of a series about fighting addiction with exercise.
Final Newsletter Before the New Year
This week, our journalists share two stories about addiction and a preview of the Alamo Bowl.
December 20th Update Before the Holidays
This week, our journalists shared a podcast about the Colorado butterfly crisis, as well as stories about school closures, tamales and tattoos.
We've Raised $10K, Women Engineers, Miracle at Union Station
This week, our journalists covered women engineering students, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance, Bryant-Wesbter's mariachi program, and Miracle at Union Station.
$5,142 Raised, Miss Peggy, Valet Stories
This week's stories feature locals suffering from postpartum depression, a 100-year-old CU fan and a conversation about cheating at an upscale Denver valet stand.
Holiday Table Talk, Volunteers Needed, Deportation Fears
This week's stories cover politics during the holidays, volunteer shortages, Denver's homeless crisis and how local schools are responding to Trump.
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