Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, June 5th, 11:39 am
The wide variety of events that take place in the Parker community each year help keep our hometown feel alive! The summer calendar is packed with great free events for our residents to enjoy, including:
Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, May 21st, 10:12 am
Denver International Airport (DIA) will support Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock’s plans for creating a better, healthier Denver by moving toward becoming a smoke-free facility. All but one of the four indoor smoking lounges at DIA will be shut down for remodeling in order to make room for new non-smoking concessions concepts, creating a healthier environment for travelers and employees. Mayor Hancock asked airport concessionaires to join him in an effort to end smoking now and two of DIA’s three indoor smoking lounge leaseholders have acted on this challenge. Airport leadership will present the proposed new concession agreements to Denver City Council’s Business, Workforce and Sustainability Committee on Wednesday, May 23.
Submitted by Anonymous on Thursday, May 10th, 10:08 am
Denver International Airport (DIA) brought a new concessions contract before Denver City Council’s Business, Workforce and Sustainability Committee Wednesday that will bring Denver’s famed Tattered Cover Book Store brand to the facility.
Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 21st, 4:22 pm
Douglas County Government Offices will be closed on Monday, December 26, in observance of the Christmas holiday. Offices will open for normal business hours on Tuesday, December 27, 2011.
Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, December 13th, 8:13 pm
Press Release
The holiday season is a great time to visit Rocky Mountain National Park.
In addition to beautiful scenery, wildlife viewing and a variety of winter recreational activities to do on your own, some fun activities with park rangers are offered. Rocky Mountain National Park has a calendar full of fun family activities for the holidays.
Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, November 16th, 2:50 pm
The U.S. Forest Service is warning Christmas tree cutters to be careful in national forests this holiday season because of high winds and the possibility of falling trees.
Forest managers say they may close some tree-cutting areas if conditions become too dangerous.