Reporter/Nonprofits Around Town Columnist
Linda Navarro is a Reporter and Nonprofits Around Town Columnist at The Denver Gazette. She focuses on themes of culture and society, with a particular interest in the food industry and the intersection of pets and veterinary topics. Linda's work has been featured in The Denver Gazette and The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC.
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By: Linda Navarro
The 18th annual Jewel of a Wine Tasting benefit for Forge Evolution/Colorado Springs Teen Court combined an evening of visiting with friends and sampling special wines with announcements of “exciting changes.” Teen Court Volunteer Honoree Karin Agee, left, and Laura Lyman, board president chair. (Linda Navarro, The Gazette) With a drum roll at the Nov. […]
Youngsters from Navajo and Lakota Sioux reservations have their holiday dreams on the tree at Hooked on Books, 12 E. Bijou St. Pull a tag to provide a toy or gift to be delivered by local One Nation Walking Together nonprofit. More info: Jim or Mary Ciletti at the shop or 719-659-4686.- Linda Navarro and […]
Each Thursday, explore Denver’s essential weekend events curated by The Denver Gazette. Dive into cultural experiences and entertainment delights across the city. Whether you enjoy art galleries, pottery, or outdoor sports, there’s something for everyone in Denver’s vibrant cultural scene. To submit an event for consideration, email listings@gazette. THURSDAY-SATURDAY One of the state’s craziest winter events […]
Silver Key’s pantry food drive for older adults is 10 a.m. Tuesday-Thursday. Nonperishables, toilet paper, pet food: King Soopers, 9225 N. Union Blvd.; Safeway, 1121 N. Circle Drive; Westside Community Center; Tri-Lakes Thrift Store and Activity Center, Monument. — Linda Navarro
By: Linda Navarro
The volunteers in The Woman’s Club of Colorado Springs always find clever and fun ways to raise needed donations for nonprofits and organizations in the community. Their Triple T Party is a 12-year, one-of-a-kind tradition of “Tiaras, ‘Tinis, and Tampons.” Yes, a party that by evening’s end will have brought in more than 10,000 feminine […]
By: Linda Navarro
Local lore has long said that the owner of one of the world's most famous diamonds had lived in The Broadmoor area.
By: Linda Navarro
Long, colorful tables ringing the rooms at Pinery at the Hill enticed strolling guests with mouthwatering special chocolate treats from area chocolatiers at a highly anticipated annual nonprofit event on June 13. Add to that, centerpieces on the dining tables and all throughout were the blooming glory of the season’s flowers and plants in large […]
By: Linda Navarro
For generations of local families, especially the kids, the intersection of Fillmore Street and Templeton Gap Road in Colorado SPrings was where everyone honked their car horns and waved each morning or maybe even stopped to bring carrots and apples to the little donkeys waiting nearby outside their barn with its murals of inspirational sayings. […]
By: Linda Navarro
It was a time to celebrate “A Landscape to Love” for the Garden of the Gods Foundation’s charitable support “to preserve and protect the Garden of the Gods Park” by providing funds toward projects and programs benefiting the city’s most popular park. Gathering at Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center overlooking the park […]
By: Linda Navarro
Her tiny face, that of a sweet little girl, has brought smiles to the faces of people viewing a memorable statue in a historic section of Evergreen Cemetery since the early 1900s. But who was this Debbie, a so-beloved child forever immortalized in life-size Italian marble? And a child whose grave had an 8-year-old guardian […]
