
Johnny Erbert began mowing lawns in his neighborhood as a 12-year-old boy. Thirty years later, he owns the largest residential mowing service in the Denver metro area, servicing thousands of lawns a week. Photo by Ryan Boldrey
Comments (0)When Johnny Erbert first began expanding his lawn-mowing service as a 12-year-old boy in Lakewood he and his father built a sidehack for his bike so that he could carry a gas can and trimmer and attach a small trailer for his mower. Courtesy photo
Comments (0)Willowcroft Manor could be replaced by 29 patio homes if Columbine Valley's town board approves a proposal on the table. Courtesy Photo
Comments (0)Sai Mullangi and Madeline Schroeder play a math game April 20. Teachers on exchange from Belize observed the class at Prairie Crossing Elementary School. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
Dcsd, Parker, Education, Teacher, Kids, Youth Comments (0)Posted on May 3, 2011
Mountain Range’s pitcher Alec Stremel keeps an eye on Northglenn’s baserunner Adam Atkins during the March 21 match at Larry Walker Field.
Comments (0)Bridgette Duda Storms is running on faith. The former triathete and Iron Man contender was diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer, an agressive form of cancer that, according to Storms, targets young female athletes.
Bridgette Duda Storms, Triple Negative Breast Cancer, Triathlete, Fundraiser Comments (0)Linda Hoida, back left, looks on as volunteer Linda Ray gives her daughter Audrey instructions in the Kids Fun Zone during the Golden Fine Arts Festival.
Comments (0)Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage had two company representatives at the Feb. 19 meeting – Marketing Director Nancy Flynn, and Government Relations Spokesman Alan P. Lewis. The two described their company and fielded audience questions.
Bowling, Natural Grocers Comments (0)AJ Eagle, right, and Luke Boggs race in one of the Super Stock heats June 2 during the sixth annual Sertoma Mile High Soap Box Derby. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ourcoloradonews.com
Comments (0)Soccer teams mark up in league games with increased intensity.
Comments (0)Karen Tarbell accepts her Apple Award during the Feb. 23 Douglas County School District event. Courtesy photo
Comments (0)Woodland Park's John Sisk (21) arrives at home after hitting a three-run homer, his first, against Widefield in the fifth inning April 30 at Widefield. The homer gave Woodland a 9-4 lead, but the Panthers eventually fell 10-9. Photo by Kevin Kreck
Woodland Park Baseball, Widefield, Kevin Kreck Comments (0)At left, participants do squat jumps at a fitness station during a TRYathlon boot camp challenge at the Apex Center Jan. 14 in Arvada. Above, Bill Ray lifts a kettlebell during a TRYathlon boot camp challenge at the Apex Center Jan. 14 in Arvada.
Comments (0)Valor Christian High School athletics honored 14 of its seniors Feb. 1 at the school in Highlands Ranch during a National Letter of Intent celebration. The 14 signees were Janine Beckie (soccer, Texas Tech University), Andrew Challenger (football, Drake University), Megan Davis (tennis, C…
Comments (0)Rock Canyon High School teacher Shawndra Fordham was selected as the secondary schools Apple Award recipient. Courtesy photo
Dcsd Comments (0)Diane Ridgeway, 64, of Arvada runs eight miles June 10 in the Golden Gate Recreation Area in San Francisco during the Escape from Alcatraz triathlon. Ridgeway was the oldest female to finish the triathlon, completing it in 3 hours, 42 minutes and 21 seconds.
Comments (0)Woodland Park 's Zach Allen rounds third on his way to scoring against Widefield on a single from Charlie Jones in the first inning April 30 at WHS. Despite leading 9-4, the Panthers eventually fell 10-9. Photo by Kevin Kreck
Woodland Park Baseball, Widefield, Kevin Kreck, Zach Allen Comments (0)Principal Kim Rauh hugs Matthew Gilbert during the RCHS commencement ceremony
Comments (0)Arapahoe High School honored 15 of its student-athletes during a National Letter of Intent celebration for inking commitments to colleges Feb. 1 at the school in Centennial. The 15 honored were Hunter Bingham (baseball, William Jewell College, Mo.), Mitch Boh (lacrosse, Air Force Academy)…
Comments (0)Members of the Littleton High School Class of 2011 make their way to their seats in preparation for their May 20 commencement ceremonies at Littleton Public Schools Stadium. This is the 106th class to graduate from Littleton High School. Photo by Tom Munds
Comments (0)An illustration shows the eastern border of Sterling Ranch that will be adjacent to Plum Valley Heights, a neighborhood that requested a buffer of horse properties in keeping with its ranchettes. Sterling Ranch has offered to share water with Plum Valley Heights residents who are on declinin…
Comments (0)From left, Rock Canyon High School students Jordan Peters, Rohan Balan, Adriana Madonado, Deanne Apke and Shivani Chauhan worked together to create an app for Verizon that earned national recognition. Courtesy photo
Comments (0)The Woodland Park Panthers couldn’t have been any happier to don the pads as Wednesday night turned to Thursday morning, Aug. 18. Wasting no time at all the Panthers hit the field in full uniform at 12:01 a.m. Aug. 18. Thursday was the first day Colorado high school football teams could p…
Football, Woodland Park, Kevin Kreck, Woodland Park High School Comments (0)Elizabeth’s Danae Goldsberry won the all-around title at last Saturday’s 14-team Overland Invitational. Goldsberry finished with a score of 37.575 to edge runner-up Erica Pollack of Fort Collins (37.45) and Hannah Bissani of Standley Lake (37.35).
Gym Sr Night Comments (0)Mitra Singh is the foster care provider for Bady, a retired Military War Dog credited with saving the lives of more than 100 soldiers in Afghanistan. Bady, who is awaiting permanent adoption with a Fort Carson family, received a medal for his service at the Salute to American Veterans Ral…
Comments (0)Ralston Valley pitcher Kyle Thistlewood reacts to the ball after unloading a pitch last Thursday in a summer league game at Standley Lake. Thistlewood tossed eight innings in the Mustangs' 5-4 victory.
Comments (0)Palmer Ridge's Antero Guy improved to 25-3 on the season with a win over Sierra's Tod'Zae Perry in a 145-pound match Jan. 11 at Sierra High School. Guy’s only losses this season have come to the No. 1 and 2-ranked wrestlers in Class 5A. Photo by Kevin Kreck
Wrestling, Colorado Springs, Kevin Kreck, Sierra, Palmer Ridge, Antero Guy, Tod'zae Perry Comments (0)Logan Massaro from Loveland, Colo. takes hangs on tight as he tries to make that eight-second ride during the Colorado State Junior High and High School Rodeo at Kiowa on Sunday, April 7. The two day event attracted more than 130 of the state’s top teen competitors, each hoping to make th…
Rodeo, Elizabeth High School, Elbert County, Elbert County Fairgrounds Comments (0)Terry and Pete Graham in their Castle Rock home with a photo from their honeymoon. Photo by Rhonda Moore
Comments (0)Construction continues on the Lone Tree Cabela's Jan. 28. A “Welcome to Denver” event for the company’s top executives Feb. 21 will gather business leaders, officials and community members at the Wildlife Experience.
Comments (0)Medved Autoplex launched the fundraising campaign for the Douglas County Heritage Memorial Plaza with a $25,000 donation. From left, Bill Maffeo, general manager and Diana Blanch, executive assistant at Medved, with the foundation president Bruff Shea. Photo by Rhonda Moore
Comments (0)Dan Dietz Sr. motivates a student during an intense workout. Dietz has started a nonprofit to teach teamwork, leadership skills and discipline through intellectual and physical challenges. Photo by Jennifer Smith
Comments (0)Tami Leino Hanna and her son Michael Hanna co-authored "Crazy," a book on mental illness. It includes artwork, writings and musings from numerous patients who have been part of Adams Place.
Comments (0)Henry “June” Hack, right, accepts the ribbon-cutting scissors from Wildwood Casino owner John Schaffer in 2008, as local realtor Carrie Miller looks on. A local legend and former mayor of Cripple Creek, Hack died Jan. 27. File photo by Suzanne Core
Comments (0)The City's fifth annual Best of Centennial business recognition banquet honored this year's recipents with distinctive awards.
Comments (0)Castle Rock town council gave the go-ahead to its parks and recreation department to continue designing the Philip S. Miller Regional Park around an option that could call for a $10 million public investment in the park. The town aims to find a private investor to build an adventure playg…
Comments (0)VFW members lead the Elizabeth Stampede parade June 4. Photo by Courtney Kuhlen | ckuhlen@ccnewspapers.com
Stampede, Elizabeth, Parade, Rodeo, Elbert Comments (0)Posted on June 6, 2011
Joseph, 12, and Elijah, 6, homeschool with their mother Patti Grams from their Castle Rock home, but augment their educational experience with The Cloverleaf Home Education program. Cloverleaf gives home-schooled students one day each week in a more traditional classroom setting. Photo by…
Comments (0)Getting ready to get dirty at the May 23 groundbreaking for Children's Hospital Colorado in Highlands Ranch are from left, Leonard Dryer Jr., Chief Financial Officer for Children's, Scott Bonner, Vice President of Health Care Service for Saunders Construction Inc., Mike Allen, Superintend…
Comments (0)Sarah Bernacki's first and second grade students at The Rock Christian Academy pose with their favorite Duck Dynasty characters. The school is hosting a visit from Duck Dynasty's Phil and Willie Robertson May 19 in Castle Rock. Photo by Rhonda Moore.
Comments (0)Samantha Barker, a Highlands Ranch senior, is one of the state’s leading Class 5A female golfers.
Comments (0)Ben Franklin Academy second-grader Lily Tenney performs "surgery" on a stuffed animal Sept. 30 during the STEM Expo. The table set up by VCA Mountain View Animal Hospital taught students that dogs can swallow many small items and can require surgery to remove them. Medical Director Mark F…
Comments (0)Colorado based Sierra Nevada Corporation has been awarded a NASA contract based on the company’s Dream Chaser Space System. Photo Courtesy SNC
Comments (0)This home on the 10100 block of Rustic Redwood Way entered foreclosure status in October 2011 and despite the foreclosure being withdrawn from the attorney in February it remains vacant and the yard unattended. Courtesy photo
Comments (0)The annual water budget at Centennial Water and Sanitation District introduced after the drought of 2002 has helped to position the district as one of the few in the metro area that did not have to implement additional restrictions this summer. Courtesy graphic
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