Littleton

Neighbors in Littleton, Colorado, demand cleanup of the abandoned Southbridge Swim and Racquet Club property, citing safety hazards like trespassing, suspicious activity, and a fire. The city states it is monitoring the site but has not received a formal development application, while the property owner has not responded to concerns.

The United Way of Southern Colorado has raised $1 million for Aspen Acres wildfire recovery, aiming for a $10 million goal. All donations go directly to affected individuals through a volunteer-run relief center, with community support spanning regions like Littleton, Trinidad, and Pueblo.

A local Mexican restaurant is reopening its Littleton location this week after being forced to close earlier this year due to a kitchen fire.

Colorado counties, including Jefferson County under stage 2 fire restrictions, have banned personal fireworks for the holiday weekend, with fines up to $600 for violations. Professional firework shows, like the Red, White, and You event in Littleton, remain permitted. Director Mark Techmeyer of Jefferson County Sheriffs Office emphasized strict enforcement and public cooperation to mitigate fire risks.

Peyton Manning is collaborating with Denver-based Gustamo Group on 1st Street Farms, a $28 million development in Littleton, Colorado, featuring a restaurant, event venue, green space, trails, and a youth sports field. The project, partially funded by the City of Littleton with over $5.5 million, includes repayment through sales tax and aims to create over 300 jobs.

Peyton Manning and Gustamo Group are developing 1st Street Farms in Littleton, a $28 million project featuring a restaurant, event venue, green space, and trails. The city provided over $5.5 million in funding, with 300 jobs and tourism benefits expected.

Bow Mar's Board of Trustees approved plans to install gates at community entrances to reduce traffic, prompting opposition from Denver and Littleton, which argue the project should pause until neighboring municipalities reach an agreement. Community reactions are split, with some residents supporting safety measures and others questioning the legality of restricting public roads.

A 71-year-old missing-at-risk man was last seen in Littleton around two weeks ago and is known to stay in the northeast area of Colorado Springs. The Colorado Springs Police Department is asking the community for help to locate him.

Bow Mar officials approved installing gates on public roads like South Sheridan Boulevard to restrict non-resident traffic, prompting Denver and Littleton mayors to threaten retaliatory road closures. The mayors argue the gates disrupt shared road access and create safety concerns, while Bow Mar claims over 50% of traffic through the town is 'cut-through' traffic.