Highlands Ranch Herald: Local Matters
Today's Highlands Ranch News
- Posted: May 27, 2012
- Program liberates young cyclists
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Imagine being 9 years old and not knowing how to ride a bike.
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Greatest Generations gives veterans closure
If war is nothing else it is traumatic. Art Meyers knows that firsthand.
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Highlands Ranch news in a hurry
Plans move ahead for Nissan dealer
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School district’s capital needs at $250 million
The Douglas County School District has a nearly $250 million list of unfunded upgrades, construction and repairs for the next five years, district officials said.
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Chamber sets sights on selecting new president
Searching for a new leader typically requires persistence, patience and a bit of luck.
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Regis rolls to second consecutive 5A swim crown
FORT COLLINS - There was never much doubt which school would claim the team championship at the Class 5A boys state swimming finals, as Regis Jesuit enjoyed a comfortable points-lead throughout the event.
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‘Taos Contemporary’ opens at Metro
“Taos Contemporary” opens May 31 with a 7-9 p.m. public reception and continues through Aug. 11. Fifty-seven artists who live and work in Taos, N.M., today carry on the “Taos School” traditions in their own styles, as Taos County continues the 20th-century atmosphere of support for individuality and new ways of expression in visual art. The exhibit is at Metropolitan State’s Center for Visual Art, 965 Santa Fe Drive, Denver. Hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays; noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays. Admission is free. 303-294-5207. (Free parking.)
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A record-setting time in the 'Open'
I lowered my time in the Open by almost five minutes. I am thrilled about that.
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