Jane Reuter is a reporter for Colorado Community Media, with a focus on local news in the Denver area. Her work has been featured in various publications including the Northglenn-Thornton Sentinel, Westminster News, Standard Blade, Canyon Courier, and Arvada Press Newspaper. Jane covers a wide range of topics including community events, local government issues, environmental concerns, and human interest stories.
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Jefferson County says plans are still in design, with room to make changes
By: Jane Reuter
The Morrison Town Board said goodbye to two long-time members and hello to a pair of newcomers during its Dec. 3 meeting. Newly elected board members Angela Bernhardt and Krista Nash were sworn in, along with incumbent John Leonard. Leonard, appointed to the board in 2022, was elected to a four-year term in November. Sean […]
Sheriff’s office and town hold joint press conference on coming changes
By: Jane Reuter
For the first few weeks of December, the picturesque community of Evergreen has served as a movie set — with its Lake House, the banks of Bear Creek, Little Bear Saloon, Java Groove coffee shop and main street providing the wintery backdrop for a holiday rom-com. At the urging of Java Groove owner Eric Martinez, […]
By: Jane Reuter
Evergreen Fire/Rescue recognized firefighters, sheriff's deputies and dispatchers Dec. 17 who worked together last month to save a Florida woman's life. Credit: Einar Jensen
By: Jane Reuter
Town attorney says results will be private unless board decides otherwise
Inter-Canyon and North Fork proceeding with merger as third agency waits for legal decision
2024 was a news-packed year in the foothills, with some long-standing issues resolved and others taking fresh turns. A four-year-long battle over a proposed Conifer bike park finally concluded in defeat for developers. And while that story ended, the twists and turns of a proposed merger of the area’s fire departments continues. In neighboring Evergreen, […]
Charter members of Evergreen Fire in 1948, the year the agency got its start. Credit: Courtesy photo
By: Michael Norton, Erin Kane
Regulars and newcomers enjoy food and camaraderie on Christmas Day
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