August 2026
Wheat Ridge

Highlighting the Amazing Members of the City of Wheat Ridge Staff

Name: Jill Mendoza Explain your job: As Economic Development Manager and Executive Director of Renewal Wheat Ridge, I lead efforts to implement the City’s Prosperity Plan and advance initiatives that strengthen our local economy. I work alongside businesses, developers, property owners, community leaders, and residents to support investment, revitalization, and opportunities that enhance quality of

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Wheat Ridge Gazette Staff August 1, 2026
Wheat Ridge

Come Take a Seat at Wheat Ridge’s Longer Table

One of the things I appreciate most about Wheat Ridge is that we’re a community that values connection. Whether it’s chatting with a neighbor while walking the trail, supporting a local business, volunteering for a cause, or meeting someone new at a community event, those everyday interactions are what make this city feel like home.

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Korey Stites August 1, 2026
Education

Jefferson County Public Schools 2026 Fall Outlook

With fall quickly approaching, Jefferson County Public Schools would like to inform all students, faculty, staff and families as to what to expect in the coming weeks in anticipation of a new semester. We look forward to having a sense of community through learning and engagement with all of you, from student to superintendent. On

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Tanya McAvoy August 1, 2026
Opinion

Letters to the Editor

Guy:  Non pedal assist e-bikes should not be allowed on our bike paths. I don’t care if they are restricted to 20 miles per hour. That is still too fast. And absolutely no exercise. Bicyclists not calling out from behind when passing foot traffic. Dogs off leash. Watched one the other day being allowed to

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Wheat Ridge Gazette Staff August 1, 2026
Opinion

Thank You Wheat Ridge

The resident survey has once again named the Neighborhood Gazette the highest-rated source of information for Wheat Ridge residents, with 74% of respondents saying they rely on the Gazette to stay informed. As always, word of mouth is still number one, which simply means neighbors are still sharing the news, the rumors, and the rants

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Guy Nahmiach August 1, 2026
Community

A Community Says Goodbye to ‘Mr. Wheat Ridge’

Astanding-room-only crowd gathered July 10 at Fellowship Denver Church North Metro to remember Dominick Breton, the beloved community leader known to many as “Mr. Wheat Ridge.” Breton, who was born with liver and kidney disease, died June 18 at age 41 while awaiting another transplant. Pastor and friend Rich Dugan led the service, where Breton’s sister,

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Danielle Yuthas August 1, 2026
Arts

When the Label Sticks: Local Oil Painter Reflects on Her Path

If you had told Kristine Disney ten years ago that she would be spending most of her days painting, she wouldn’t have believed you. Throughout her life, others called Disney an artist, a label that she only now claims. She remembers doodling as a child and considered art her favorite class. She aced her college

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Zoe Jennings August 1, 2026
Community

King Soopers Employees Honored for Exceptional Act of Kindness

Two associates at the Youngfield Street King Soopers are being recognized with Kroger’s highest safety honor, the AllSafe! Angel Award, after their quick thinking and compassion helped a customer avoid what could have been a serious eye injury. Earlier this year, a customer was fueling their vehicle when gasoline unexpectedly sprayed into their face, eyes,

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Jordan Sherman August 1, 2026
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