Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Looking Glass Community Park
Parks & Outdoors
Pickleball, pups, and picnics: Looking Glass Community Park packs a dog park, four pickleball courts, two lighted multi-purpose fields, a split-age playground, and a big central pavilion with picnic tables and grills.
Sushi worth the short drive: Centennial’s Mito Sushi keeps it simple and delicious with well-crafted sushi rolls, pristine sashimi, and crispy tempura, plus teriyaki for the non-raw crowd.
Craving Chicago-Italian comfort: Family-run and all heart, Nonna's Italian Bistro leans into Chicago-style Italian cooking with Italian-American favorites, plus legit Chicago-style hot dogs and stacked sandwiches.
JW Roth, founder of VENU, has developed a concept for live music venues that combines the fan and artist experience into a destination where music, dining, hospitality, and community all come together under one roof.
The Rocky Mountaineer: Rockies to the Red Rocks is a two-day train ride from Denver to Moab, exploring mountain landscapes, red rock canyons, and wine country.
Castle Rock Town Council has approved a site improvement plan for a King Soopers grocery store to be built near Dawson Trails Boulevard and Gambel Ridge Boulevard.
Colorado high school football coach Jake Heaps has been suspended by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) for the first two regular season games and the postseason due to rules violations over the past year.