Of all the folks who have trodden across the dusty and muddy streets of old Denver, perhaps the most internationally famous resident is Golda Mabowitz who lived with her sister Shayna Korngold in a humble […]
The Children’s Denver Museum at Marsico Campus opened a new multi-faceted winter wonderland experience, Snow Days. Outside the museum doors is a multitude of fun winter activities where kids can enjoy a snow hill with […]
It’s the time of year when families with preschoolers, kindergartners and older students will get to choose where they will attend school. Denver Public Schools (DPS) “SchoolChoice” is taking place Jan. 14-Feb. 15. During this […]
Every day a car pulls up in front of my 90-year-old neighbor’s house. A volunteer hops out and heads up the front walk to drop off a meal and visit with Delores. This daily meal […]
“From what we’ve heard, there’s a lot of pride in this area. People love their neighborhood.” Ella Stueve, a Senior City Planner with the department on Community Planning and Development (CPD), said this was her […]
Happy New Year from all of us at The Denver North Star. Now in our third year of publishing, we’re glad to be your still locally owned and run source of news about our community. […]
Set largely in and around Denver, Jenny Shank’s new short story collection, “Mixed Company,” explores a variety of moments and situations featuring characters with different backgrounds who are navigating their interactions with one another. Sometimes […]
Regis University Names Interim President The Regis University Board of Trustees has named alumna and trustee Cody Teets to become Interim President effective Jan. 1, 2022. Teets grew up in North Denver and rose through […]
Workers at the King Soopers at 38th Avenue and Sheridan Blvd., 17th and Sheridan, and approximately 60 other locations across the front range, voted to go on strike starting this morning, Jan. 12. King Soopers […]
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