The Good Wood Club (GWC), a charitable organization in Denver, recently hosted its 5^th Annual Holiday Luncheon, the proceeds from which were given to Lamar Community College via the Quarterly Forum (QF) Scholarship Programs. Dr. Linda Lujan, president of Lamar Community College, and Dr. Nancy McCallin, president of the Colorado Community College System, were both in attendance as guests of QF.

Last spring, the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative (COSI) and QF partnered to provide $150,000 in scholarships for Lamar Community College students.

The U.S. Small Business Administration has announced the launch of the 2017 InnovateHER: Innovating for Women Business Challenge, a nationwide business competition to drive attention and resources to innovative products and services that make our lives easier and longer.  Competitors vie for $70,000 in prize money provided to SBA for the InnovateHER competition through a gift from the Sara Blakely Foundation.

By Bob Garver

“Sing” is an animated kids’ movie for kids who are tired of “Moana.” At least, I hope its audience is kids who are tired of “Moana.” Otherwise, it’s getting business that “Moana” should be getting. Parents, if your kids want to see “Sing” and they haven’t seen “Moana” at least twice already, try to steer them to that.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds resident owners of boats, OHVs and snowmobiles that after January 1 they must provide proof of ownership before they can register their vehicles.

Providing proof of ownership is a new regulation enacted by the Colorado State Legislature. The purpose of the regulation is to assure that stolen vehicles are not being bought and sold.

The following can be used for proof of ownership:

A bill that includes the date of sale, the names of the seller and buyer ‒ printed and signed

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By Chris Sorensen

Although earlier forecasts had a potential for snow Friday, an above-normal high near 60 eliminates that possibility. Overnight Thursday, an upper level ridge of high pressure kept skies clear with minimal wind in most areas.

Saturday’s high will reach into the upper 30s under partly sunny skies before falling to the mid-teens overnight.