Mountain View’s Council funded a unique sidewalk shading program in 2023 and then did it again in 2024. The goal was to replace the aging trees in town that have unfortunately been reaching the end of their natural lifespan. A total of seventy-two trees have been planted in the two-year program. Thank you to the
Wheat Ridge Historical Society May Festival Spring is definitely here, and that means it’s time for the Historical Society’s May Festival, scheduled for Saturday, May 11 at the Historical Park (4510 Robb St.) from 10:00 to 2:00. The May celebration of spring will feature traditional Maypole dances at 11:00 and 1:00 with live music provided
More Fire Hazards And Invasives To Be Cleared From The Greenbelt, Thanks To A Grant More mitigation and removal of fire fuels and invasive species from the Wheat Ridge Greenbelt will take place this fall, thanks to a $61,650 grant awarded by Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) to the City of Wheat Ridge in late December.
Fourth Of July Fireworks Fizzle This Year, As Always As the July Fourth holiday approaches, residents ought to be aware that all fireworks, including fountains and sparklers, are illegal within most cities. Compounding this disappointment, many public fireworks shows have been canceled due to fire conditions. At the recommendation of West Metro Fire Rescue, and
