According to the US Census Bureau there are 23 million living veterans in the nation, 400,000 of them live in Colorado. Sallie Clark, Board Member at Peak Military Care Network explains how PMCN connects veterans and their families to resources.
Interview date 06/21/2017
Hosted by: Jennifer Miller Produced by: Mountain West Newsmakers Team
Life is better poolside....... that is the view of many Arvada citizens. Council Rep John Marriot discusses an innovative solution to fund a new development after the closure of a beloved Arvada pool.
Interview date 06/21/2017
The home to the United States Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs was ranked number five by U.S. News & World Report on the list of "2016 Best Places to Live(USA). Jeff Greene Chief of Staff describes city collaborations and how they support to the overall success of the city. Greene identifies the top priority for the mayors office and summarizes the low unemployment rate.
Interview date 06/21/2017
Mayor Jackie Millet discuses a new service designed to relieve some of the stress of the daily commute in Lone Tree. The best part, the service is free....for now. Learn more about the Lone Tree Link powered by Uber.
Interview date 06/21/2017
Commerce City Director of External Affairs, Michelle Halstead details the progress of the five projects in five years improvement program launched in 2014.
Interview date 06/21/2017
Northwest of the Colorado State Capitol, the rising city of Westminster is undergoing changes. Most notably is the addition of the Westminster Station B Line commuter rail. Emma Pinter, City of Westminster describes the success of the B line.
Interview date 06/21/2017
City of Aurora Mayor Pro Tem, Angela Lawson seeks to hear more from the citizens of Aurora. To demonstrate it, she created a program to inform and motive Aurora Citizens to become activity engaged in their community.
Interview date 06/21/2017
City of Aurora Mayor Pro Tem, Angela Lawson seeks to hear more from the citizens of Aurora. To demonstrate it, she created a program to inform and motive Aurora Citizens to become activity engaged in their community.
Interview date 06/21/2017
By 2020, it's estimated that 65 percent of jobs will require a post-secondary degree or certificate. Only 13.8 percent of American Indians have a bachelor's degree or higher. With 40 percent of this population at college age or younger, there is a need for strong support systems to further academic and professional success. Tribal colleges are working to raise college graduation rates while promoting the teaching and preservation of Native American languages and culture. A conversation with Cheryl Crazy Bull, President and CEO of the American Indian College Fund.
Interview recorded October 11, 2017.
Set in the peaks of the Colorado Rockies in central Colorado, Summit County is fit for world class ski resorts. One Summit County town prides itself as the leader for developing affordable housing for its workforce. Elisabeth Lawrence, Town Council Member details which city priorities affordable housing and aims to continue expanding.
Interview date 06/21/2017
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