Year: 2026
The Pursuit of Health: Transformation – The Evolution of Human Purpose
Welcome to Keenesburg Chiropractic! Today’s discussion will describe the four stages associated with human transformation. In this lifetime, human experience has but one main objective. That is to obtain as much awareness and aliveness as possible to discover the reason that one was born. The purpose for being alive. To discover the unique and specific…
The Pursuit of Wealth: Life Insurance – More Valuable Than You Might Think
By Joanna Silosky What is life insurance? Most of us think of it as security, a backstop for family finances in case the primary breadwinner dies unexpectedly. We also may think of it as fodder for soap operas. A rich man dies mysteriously, and his family collects the giant insurance policy. Was there foul play?…
The Pursuit of Wealth: Real News – Land Legacies
By Lance FlemingMarket & Main Realty, 303.710.7900 We are currently in the midst of the Year of the Horse. Lately, with the volume of acreage and ranching calls I’ve been receiving, that feels fitting. Growing up in Northeastern Colorado, there were always those “family names” that everyone just knew. As a kid, I didn’t fully…
Diane’s Travel: What Destinations Have You Been Putting Off Lately?
By Diane BlockerDiane’s Travel of Keenesburg Traveling is one of life’s great joys, but for chronic procrastinators, the journey often begins long before the plane takes off — usually with a last‑minute scramble, a frantic search for deals, and a surprising amount of adrenaline. Waiting too long to book a trip can feel like a…
Backyard & Barnyard Tails: Summer Heat Brings Hidden Danger for Dogs and Cats
By Laura JensenCVT, LVT, VTS (ECC) Summer is a favorite season for many pets, who love basking and playing in the sun—but keeping them safe in the heat is essential. To help pets stay cool, ensure they always have access to multiple bowls of fresh, cool water, along with shade, shelter, and air conditioning or…
Serving Those Who Served: Navigating the Shift – A Three Part Series
A short series for Veterans and families navigating the transition to civilian life Series note: I hear one answer more than any other when I ask Veterans what the hardest part of service was: coming home. This three part column series is meant to name what makes reintegration so heavy, offer practical ways to rebuild…
The Long Road Before the Short Walk Across the Stage
By Ashleigh SagerHighlands Academy As we are walking into the season of graduation and celebration, it seemed like the perfect time to start talking about just how education begins. Most think that journey begins with walking into Kindergarten for the first time, and as an early childhood educator I’m here to tell you that learning…
In Memoriam – Tricia Ann Baumgartner
Tricia Ann Baumgartner 51, of Auburn, WA., passed away peacefully on April 12, 2026 at home in Keenesburg, CO., after a courageous battle with uterine cancer. Born on November 8, 1974 in Denver CO… Tricia was the daughter of Cindy Baumgartner of Keenesburg CO., Rod Baumgartner (Linda) of Keenesburg CO… She graduated high school from…
