Dana Cadey is a Community Reporter at the Longmont Times-Call. She covers a diverse range of topics, including animal rescue and rehabilitation, arts and entertainment, and consumer travel, often highlighting themes related to animal rights and urban art. Dana's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Denver Post, Yahoo News, and the Boulder Daily Camera.
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“Frida Kahlo: An Intimate Portrait” will be up through Jan. 31.
By: Dana Cadey
Guests can step inside the completed feature and children's galleries After more than a year of gallery closures, members of the public can see every part of the new and improved Longmont Museum.
By: Dana Cadey
The rallies will be held at Broadway and Canyon Boulevard in Boulder, and at Sixth Avenue and Main Street in Longmont.
By: Dana Cadey
From 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Rupert’s centennial will be observed with a party at the Boulder-area Avalon Ballroom.
By: Dana Cadey
The screening at the Longmont Museum on Tuesday will support people affected by the recent floods and landslides.
By: Dana Cadey
A Colorado icon is celebrating her 100th birthday, and members of the community are invited to mark the occasion with her.
In Boulder, a line of people holding ballots formed next to the courthouse drop box.
The Fall Festival At Prospect will feature booths manned by local authors and artists.
Volunteers will distribute 300 home safes, 300 car safes and 150 cable locks on a first-come, first-served basis.
“I’ve got big shoes to fill, for sure,” said new owner Amanda Shields.
