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
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 […]
By: Linda Navarro
As wildfires hit Colorado again in 2026, many people are having flashbacks and curious questions about the past. Intriguing queries were about the devastating 2012 Waldo Canyon fire and several came from residents who have wondered about this for at least 14 years and probably longer: Who was the Waldo of Waldo Canyon? Just off […]
By: Linda Navarro
Send your favorite park photos for the 2027 Discover COS Calendar Photo Contest, deadline Sept. 4, five-photo limit. What’s best about the city’s outdoor spaces? Rules, requirements and waiver forms: ColoradoSprings.gov/DiscoverCOS — Linda Navarro
By: Linda Navarro
They’re wonderful wooden giants, filled with personality, most with touching history tributes to their out-of-the-way home areas, all recycled and environmentally perfect. And two of the beloved Thomas Dambo trolls are in special sites in Colorado, including Victor. Famed Danish artist Dambo creates character trolls worldwide, working with communities and volunteers who turn into recycled-wood-pallet […]
By: Linda Navarro
It’s always a fun night with a big nonprofit secret and July 30 was the 2026 unveiling. Several months in advance of Peak Vista Community Health Centers’ signature Breakfast of Champions fundraising morning, this year on Oct. 15, donors, community advocates and the members of the organization’s boards are invited to be the first to […]
By: Linda Navarro
When people decorated their homes along Colorado Springs’ North End “Millionaires Row” of the 1880s and early 1900s, the coveted Chinese and Japanese porcelain, cloisonné, silk, ivory, screens, sculptures and Japanese chochin lamps came from one shop in the new city. The owner was known in history accounts as China Jim, possible real name Leu […]
By: Linda Navarro
After Brenda Smith and Judy Mackey bought the Garden of the Gods Resort and Club in 2013, it was time for a one-of-a-kind party, recalled Goodwill of Colorado CEO and President Karla Grazier. What about a whole weekend, the threesome wondered. In fact, what about 10 years of An Enchanted Weekend celebrations that have become […]
