Good News Roundup For Denver's Metro Area And Boulder County

The coronavirus pandemic has brought out Coloradans' resilience and fighting spirit, and many have stepped up to help businesses, front-line workers and those who are struggling.

Every week there is good news in Colorado, but it's often overshadowed by the latest politics and COVID-19 updates.

So here are 10 of the latest good news stories — rounded up from across the Front Range.

Coloradan Creates Coronavirus Vaccine Finder Website

After hearing about the frustration many have had to endure to get a vaccination appointment, a computer programmer created a search tool.

Jeffco Reaches Milestone: 70% Of Ages 70 And Older Vaccinated

Jefferson County has reached its goal of vaccinating at least 70 percent of people ages 70 and older by the end of February.

Colorado's Best-Performing Cities In 2021: Report

This year’s index from the Milken Institute illustrates how equipped the nation’s most innovative cities are to recover from the pandemic.

Town Hall Arts Center Announces Live Musical Theater

A new musical theater production will welcome in-person guests under enhanced safety protocols.

5 Colorado Dream Homes For Skiers

Now that there's plenty of powder on Colorado's slopes, check out five dream homes that you'll want to come back to after a day of skiing.

1st Day Of Spring Is Coming: Farmers' Almanac Colorado Forecast

The Farmers’ Almanac’s extended spring forecast is out, giving Coloradans a peek at when it will start warming up around here.

Top 6 Hospitals In Metro Denver: Report

A new ranking by Healthgrades evaluates the top 250 hospitals in America.

New Family Justice Center To Serve Jefferson, Gilpin Counties

“The center is designed to be a welcoming, safe environment for victims and survivors of violence,” said PorchLight's executive director.

Rosenberg's Bagels To Open New Location In Boulder

The popular bagel business is set to open its third Colorado spot in April.

Study: Colorado Is 5th Most Educated State

Colorado ranked first in percentage of associate’s degree holders or college-experienced adults.