CoorsTek brings the Coors family back to its roots in downtown Golden, Colorado
By Mike Castellucci
Denver Channel 7
GOLDEN, CO — CoorsTek is renovating a six-block stretch of downtown Golden, Colorado, returning the Coors family to the site where its industrial legacy began more than a century ago... Read more...
CITY ANNOUNCES $500,000 IN GRANT FUNDING FOR 2027 FOR THRIVING COMMUNITY AND ARTS AND CULTURE PROGRAMS
City of Golden
August 28, 2026 – The City of Golden is pleased to announce the availability of $500,000 in grant funding for 2027 through two separate grant programs: $150,000 through the Thriving Communities Grant Program and $350,000 through the Arts & Culture Grant Program.
These grant programs provide funding opportunities for organizations and initiatives that benefit the Golden community. While the programs have different eligibility requirements and funding priorities, both are designed to support programs and projects that strengthen the community and improve quality of life for Golden residents... Read more...
Golden under scrutiny: Racial incident story round-up
By Corinne Westeman
Golden Transcript
In early March, a Golden Fire Department employee used a rope to hang a “Snoop on a Stoop” doll by its neck inside a department stairwell.
That decision and others that followed kicked off a series of major investigations, conversations and changes within the City of Golden and the broader community.
After the incident became public in late July, the city manager and fire chief were terminated in mid-August, and a third-party investigation is forthcoming... Read more...
Belgian brewery to close Denver location with big plans for the suburbs
By Tiney Ricciardi
Denver Post
Bruz Off Fax will close Sept. 24, as the company prepares to build a new facility in Golden
Bruz Beers, a local brewery that specializes in Belgian-style beers, will soon close one of its Denver locations as it pursues building a new production facility and taproom in the suburbs... Read more...
Denver man arrested on charges of tampering with Front Range water supply systems, diverting ditch
By Elise Schmelzer
Denver Post
A Denver man faces multiple felony charges after being accused of tampering with water infrastructure that transports water to Front Range cities... Read more...
Mines soccer falls to Rollins 2-1 in season opener
By Corinne Westeman
Golden Transcript
After more than two months of overwhelming heat and smoky air, Aug. 27 felt like fall in Golden... Read more...
