
Arts + Culture
Eyes to the Skies
Awakening Wonder and Resilience at the Erie Balloon Festival Article by Julie Walker | Photography by Erie Balloon Festival The air is crisp and the morning quiet remains unbroken. With a cup of coffee in hand, looking skyward at 5:45 a.m., the magic begins. Paramotors dance through the air, executing synchronized maneuvers. It’s the perfect prelude to when the true heartbeat of the weekend takes flight: the Morning Mass Ascension. Dozens of hot-air balloons begin to inflate, rise, and lift...
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Education
Stay Visible, Stay Relevant
Running a business in Broomfield means competing in one of Colorado's fastest-growing communities. With new residents arriving regularly and the Denver metro market growing more competitive by the day, one of the biggest mistakes a local business can make is going quiet. Cutting your advertising budget, even temporarily, can have lasting consequences that are difficult to recover from.Broomfield Is Always Welcoming New CustomersBroomfield is home to a dynamic mix of tech professionals, young...
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Life + Culture
A Lifeline For Our Frontline
The nonprofit mission of Revital is helping first responders and families find hope beyond the uniform Article by Kevin Getz | Photography by Revital Ever notice how many television shows are built around the lives of law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency medical technicians, and dispatchers? The flashing lights. The adrenaline. The heroic rescues. It makes for gripping drama, high ratings, and millions in advertising dollars. But behind the uniforms and the headlines are real...
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Auto + Marine
Built On Trust
A sit-down with Stang Auto Tech, where passion, personal investment, and a people-first approach set independent auto care apart Article by Sarah Schierkolk | Photography by Sarah Dawn Photography Most people don’t think about their mechanic…until something goes wrong. And in that moment, what you’re really looking for isn’t just a repair, it’s someone you can trust. There’s something reassuring about having a place to go when your car needs attention, somewhere you’re known, your concerns...
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Health + Wellness
The Rhythm of Precision
Neurosurgeon Dr. Christopher Talbot balances surgery, music, and mindset, leading with intention in every arena Article by Julie Walker “Whatever you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it.” This quote by Mahatma Gandhi is more than a philosophy for Dr. Christopher Talbot—it’s how he lives his life, both in and out of the operating room. Whether he’s mentoring young physicians, guiding patients through recovery or moving through everyday routines at home, the...
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Life + Culture
The Weight We Carry
A local team takes on a 14er to bring visibility to the burdens many families carry every day Article by Julie Walker | Photography by Sarah Dawn Photography Imagine hiking a 14er with an extra 50 pounds on your back… Every step, every rock to climb over, every breath already takes effort. Now add the weight of a packed suitcase or a small child as you push toward a 14,000+ foot summit. That’s exactly what James Anderson and 10 others will be doing using weighted vests or weighted packs...
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Life + Culture
The Power of Showing Up
How one Broomfield resident turned a lifetime of work into a legacy of giving Article by Kevin Getz Remarkable cities attract remarkable people. Broomfield is that kind of place, and Ben Vagher is that kind of citizen. Born and raised in rural southeastern Colorado, Ben often visited Broomfield, where his uncle lived. After graduating from the University of Southern Colorado on a basketball scholarship in 1975, he moved to the area to begin his career as a math teacher. He soon married his...
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Life + Culture
Power in Her Hands
The quiet work of care, connection, and legacy unfolding all around us Article by Sarah Schierkolk | Photography by Sarah Dawn Photography We all know a woman like this. The one who shows up before she’s asked. Who carries more than anyone realizes, yet somehow still makes space for others. The one who listens a little longer, gives a little more, and holds steady when everything around her feels uncertain. She might be the calm in a crisis. The voice of wisdom in a hard decision. The one...
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Style + Beauty
Inside Her Bag
The women of Family Hearing share the little things they carry through their day. Article by Sarah Schierkolk | Photography by Sarah Dawn Photography Between patient appointments, family schedules, and the steady rhythm of caring for others, the women of Family Hearing carry more than just the essentials. Their bags are part survival kit and part storybook, filled with the small things that keep life moving and the meaningful pieces that remind them why they do what they do. In a field...
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Wellness
Receiving as a Spiritual Practice
Reclaiming Balance, Worthiness, and Grace Through the Art of Receiving Article by Jennesa Yanez, MA LPC Many women are natural givers. We give our time, energy, love, and care to everyone around us. It feels instinctive, like breathing. For many of us, receiving doesn’t come easily. If you’ve ever felt uncomfortable accepting help, brushed off a compliment, or found yourself saying, “It’s okay, I’ve got it,” even when you didn’t, this one’s for you. The truth is, receiving is a spiritual...
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