Superior News

The libraries in Louisville and Lafayette will announce this year's "On The Same Page" one-book title at the Taste of Louisville on Saturday.

History buffs, dust off your curiosity and come learn about the early days of Superior this Saturday, when the Superior Historical Museum swings open its doors.

Superior likes its turf lush and green, but residents are beginning to question the environmental cost of keeping nearly 200 acres looking that way.

Ryan Elementary School student Henry Bowman is looking forward to the freedom of weeks of hanging out with friends, free of homework and other academic demands.

Motorists are driving into more and more foreign-born traffic designs in Colorado neighborhoods and highways, put there to more safely handle increasing volumes of cars and trucks.

NEW PRINCIPAL: Samara Williams, left, speaks at a community forum in March, at which she and other Emerald Elementary principal finalists Keith Ouweneel, center, and Victoria Kaye met the school community.

This weekend, two very important events for cycling are taking place near my home town.

When Josh Yeaton hits the unforgiving "Wall" during the Morgul-Bismark road race this weekend, he won't get beaten down.

Kasey Clark wins the women's pro/1/2/3 race at the Morgul Bismarck circuit race at the Superior Morgul Classic in Superior on May 29, 2011.

This weekend's three-day Superior Morgul cycling event will mean a series of road closures in Superior.

Town leaders voted Monday night to spend nearly $200,000 for preliminary design work on Colorado's first "diverging diamond interchange" at U.S. 36 and McCaslin Boulevard, a novel road layout that promises to alleviate congestion on the bridge between Superior and Louisville for the next couple of decades.

Superior residents can destroy unwanted documents at the town's Shred-It Day event this Saturday, from 9 a.m. to noon.

Contact: Robert McCallum or Jon Sarch 303-837-3633 303-837-3644 robert.mccallum@judicial.state.co.us jon.sarche@judicial.state.co.us The Twentieth Judicial District Nominating Commission has nominated three candidates for a district court judgeship created by the retirement of the Hon.