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Jared Polis warned of health and economic repercussions while unveiling a new project to buoy the restaurant industry through the winter. By Jay Bouchard Editors' Picks Dive Into Denver Metro’s South Indian Food Scene By Vignesh Ramachandran Leaders of Denver Gazette Discuss Their Role in the City’s Media Landscape By Jay Bouchard Mexican Modernism, Including Work from Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera, Comes to the DAM By Natachi Onwuamaegbu What We Know About the Weekend Shooting in Downtown Denver By Jay Bouchard News See More Stories › Photo courtesy of Luke Sabala. Bike Theft in Denver Is on a Record-Setting Pace This Year As crime continues to rise during the pandemic, Denver Police Department data shows a sharp increase in stolen bicycles. By Cassidy Ritter It’s Simple to Vote by Mail in Colorado By Cassidy Ritter Your Guide to Denver’s 2020 Ballot Measures By Madi Skahill Why Hasn’t COVID-19 Impacted CSU Like It Has CU? By Celeste Benzschawel How Much Snow Should Denver Expect This Winter? By Andy Stein When Will Sen. Cory Gardner & John Hickenlooper Debate? By Erin Skarda Have You Met Colorado’s Most Adorable Elected Official? By Patricia Kaowthumrong Eat + Drink See More Stories › Konjo Ethiopian Food's veggie combo. Photograph by Joni Schrantz The Future of Denver Dining Front Range culinary creatives will never allow the local restaurant scene to fade into fast-food, corporate homogeneity. COVID-19 be damned, here are 68 of the countless delicious ways that Colorado chefs, entrepreneurs, and good neighbors are nourishing us all. 5280 Without Federal Aid, Some Denver Restaurants Are Closing Until At Least Spring 2021 By Denise Mickelsen Handcrafted Details Sponsored Content By Thollot & Co. Number Thirty Eight Is A Massive New All-Weather Food and Music Venue in RiNo By Denise Mickelsen 38 Colorado Businesses Earn Spots on the 2020 Good Food 100 Restaurants List By Patricia Kaowthumrong Temaki Den and Made In Japan Are Open at the Source By Denise Mickelsen Where Are Colorado’s Black Brewers? By Morgan Carter Comal Heritage Food Incubator Turns 4, Sharpens Its Focus By Allyson Reedy South Denver Gets Its First Food Hall By Allyson Reedy What We're Reading Your Go-To Guide to Colorado’s 2020 Ballot Measures By Shane Monaghan How Twin Pandemics Transformed Denver’s Black Leadership By Robert Sanchez The First Wave: Inside Colorado’s Initial Response to COVID-19 By Shane Monaghan Front Range County Jails Have a Suicide Problem By Lindsey B. King Adventure See More Stories › Members of the Continental Divide Trail Coalition, Outdoor Afro, and Latino Outdoors hike on Berthoud Pass to celebrate Latinx Heritage Month. Photo courtesy of Ruan Copeland Next 100 Colorado Is Seeking Stories of BIPOC Experiences on Public Lands Making the outdoors more inclusive and welcoming for all starts with hearing the stories of people of color, in their own words. By Daliah Singer Hike We Like: Notch Mountain 5280 Canyoneering Country Is Calling By Dougald MacDonald 3 Nearby Road Trip Destinations Where You Can Avoid the Crowds By Shane Monaghan Off the Beaten Path: 7 Socially Distanced Trails to Hike This Fall By Sarah Lamagna You Still Have Time to Pedal Up a Car-Free Mt. Evans By Shauna Farnell Why You Should Visit Colorado’s Only International Dark Sky State Park By Crystal Medrano Culture See More Stories › Photo courtesy of the Denver Zoo 11 Festive Things to Do This Fall in Colorado Humpty Dumpty had a great fall—we hope you do too! Here are 11 events (virtual and in person) to spice up your autumn calendar. By Crystal Medrano Susan Polis Schutz’s New Documentary Gives a Face to Extremism—And Its Victims By Angela Ufheil Art extends beyond gallery walls in The Mile High City during Denver Arts Week(end), November 6-8. Sponsored Content By Visit Denver Choreographing the Revolution: Cleo Parker Robinson Celebrates 50 Years as a Cultural Force in Denver By Madi Skahill Have You Met Colorado’s Most Adorable Elected Official? By Patricia Kaowthumrong 6 Free Things to Do This October Around Colorado By Crystal Medrano How the Pearl Snap Shirt Maintains Its Otherworldly Popularity By Kim Habicht How to Plan a Pandemic-Proof Pumpkin Gallery By Angela Ufheil A Book Lover’s Guide to Colorado By Jessica LaRusso 5280 Scene Promotions 5280 Events Top of the Town 2020 Special Advertising Sections Hire a Design Pro 5280 Rosé Special Advertising Sections Faces of 5280 Health See More Stories › Photo by CDC on Unsplash How Worried Should Coloradans Be About COVID-19 and Flu Season? While we can't predict how severe this flu season will be, local epidemiologists urge citizens to get their flu shots and adhere to COVID-19 public health guidelines to prevent a "twindemic." By Jenny McCoy How Poor Broadband Access Is Hurting Colorado’s Rural Communities During COVID-19 By Angela Ufheil So You Think You Had COVID-19 Before March? By Jenny McCoy Will the Pandemic Make Us Rethink Nonsurgical Facial Procedures? By Georgia Alexia Benjou Meet the Sisters Who Founded FIT & NU, Colorado’s First Health Club for Women of Color By Cassidy Ritter Is It Safe to Travel to See My Family? By Lindsey B. King Front Range County Jails Have a Suicide Problem By Lindsey B. King Home See More Stories › "Women in Architecture," a new projection on the 16th Street Mall's Daniels & Fisher Clocktower, features the faces and work of dozens of female Colorado architects. Photo by Third Dune Productions A New Public Art Installation Celebrates Women in Architecture The digital artwork on the downtown Daniels & Fisher Tower runs all month—and its organizers hope it inspires a new generation of female architects. By Hilary Masell Oswald It’s Never Been Harder to Buy a Home in Denver By Cassidy Ritter Explore an Unparalleled Selection of Homes Sponsored Content By Painted Prairie This Dinner Table Is Giving Us All The Fall Feels By Hilary Masell Oswald How to Create a Perfect, Balanced Charcuterie Board By Hilary Masell Oswald 7 Hostess Gifts That Go Beyond the Standard Bottle of Wine By Hilary Masell Oswald Pro Tips for Refreshing Your Guest Room By Hilary Masell Oswald Meet the Artist: Tya Alisa Anthony By Alison Gwinn Design Finds: 8 Chic Dining Chairs By Michelle Johnson The Denver Channel Partner Content Man gets 72 years in prison for Denver crash that killed Uber driver, passenger Broncos running back Melvin Gordon charged with DUI in Denver Small wildfire near Aspen under control, power outage affecting Aspen Colorado's outdoor schools see enrollment bump amid pandemic Current Issues 5280 October 2020 5280 Home October/November 2020 5280 Health 2020 Colorado Parent Newsletters Keep me up to date on the latest trends and happenings around Denver. 5280 has a newsletter for everyone. 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