Ken Caryl
real estate
+26
Oct 9, 2026
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5 min read
The county permit for the old Walgreens names UCHealth
Jefferson County's electrical permit for the old Walgreens at Simms and Ken Caryl calls the job a white box for UCHealth.
real estate
+25
Oct 2, 2026
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5 min read
No more lawn watering, and the first fine is $500
The sprinklers are off, and the first fine for running one is $500.
roof permits
+21
Sep 25, 2026
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7 min read
140 rental homes are planned for Jared's Nursery
Issue #26: a build-to-rent developer has filed plans for 140 homes on the Jared's Nursery land at Bowles and Oak, the Old Crows building's rezoning names a food wholesaler with apartments on top, the sheriff took unincorporated Jeffco off fire restrictions, and Wednesday is the last day the sprinklers run legally.
real estate
+21
Sep 18, 2026
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7 min read
Walmart wants to fly your groceries over Coal Mine
Issue #25: Walmart asks Jefferson County to let drones deliver from its Coal Mine store, the City of Littleton approved a 30-year deal for a Scheels at Mineral Place, the jack-o'-lanterns light up at Hudson Gardens tonight, and the farmers market is down to its last two Saturdays.
real estate
+24
Aug 7, 2026
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7 min read
What really happened to the Littleton bear
Issue #19: CPW's answer on the bear, 179 reports and counting, the Simms corner finally wraps, Welcome Week opens with drones tonight, and a moose who outlasted his creek.
real estate
+17
Jul 31, 2026
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6 min read
The state weighed in on your brown lawn
Issue #18: the state's answer on brown-lawn fines, the library coming to Bradford Road, Black Bear reopens tomorrow, and Western Welcome Week's opening weekend.
real estate
+11
Jul 24, 2026
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6 min read
The lawn law worth knowing before the HOA letter comes
Issue #17: what Colorado's lawn law actually says (and the myth a lot of us believe), a full weekend of free shows downtown, the Ken-Caryl Art Festival, and where the market quietly tilted toward buyers.
real estate
+12
Jul 17, 2026
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6 min read
The Shea hearing is off (and what's really digging up Simms)
Issue #16: the Shea hearing moves to December 1, the Simms and Ken Caryl dig explained, Gene Enley named police chief, two new Indian kitchens, and one last 97-degree weekend before Tuesday's rain.
Morrison
+13
Jul 3, 2026
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7 min read
No fireworks this Fourth (the county just made it a rule)
Issue #14: the countywide fireworks ban explained, where the big shows might still go up, a housing market giving buyers room, and a hot, hazy Fourth of July weekend.
Morrison
+13
Jun 19, 2026
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6 min read
What the 1st Street Farms deal actually costs us
Issue #12: the 1st Street Farms deal broken down, a sewer-date correction, two new in-zip restaurants, and a hot Father's Day weekend.
Morrison
+13
Jun 5, 2026
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5 min read
Littleton votes Tuesday on $5.5M in help for that Manning-tied restaurant
Issue #10: the Manning-tied restaurant asks the city for $2 million and a vote lands Tuesday, the TrailMark sale opens this morning, two new local food makers, and the first real heat wave.
Morrison
+13
May 29, 2026
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5 min read
What flew over Littleton Thursday (and a new bar with no booze)
Issue #9: the Thunderbirds explained, Lucile's closes for good, a new way to grab a drink downtown, and your whole June calendar.
Morrison
+12
May 22, 2026
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5 min read
Lucile's last days, plus a brand new farmers market opens Saturday on Nevada
Issue #8: Memorial Day weekend opens with a new market on Nevada Street and Lucile's enters its last stretch on Bowles. Plus pools, ceremonies, and the Shea Homes hearing pushed off again.
Morrison
+14
May 8, 2026
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6 min read
Council eyes 25% sewer hikes (and 60% on stormwater) for 2027-28
Issue #6: a 25% sewer / 60% stormwater rate proposal lands at council Tuesday, AdventHealth Littleton launches a forensic nurse exam program, TrailMark heads into a Monday HOA meeting after a tense hearing, and Saturday's Mother's Day slate now runs seven deep.
Morrison
+14
May 1, 2026
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6 min read
A 17-year-old detailer, the TrailMark hearing recap, and Pier 7 starts Monday
Issue #5: the McReynolds bike giveaway needs your old wheels, Pier 7 enters Phase 2, the Planning Commission heard TrailMark Monday, and one Alpers Farm house finally sold after seven months.
