Where the Streets All Have Names: Jay Street
Originally known as Polk Street, or just J Street, Jay Street was renamed after Founding Father and Chief Justice John Jay in 1903 to…
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Providence 5280 Down the River Party
One year ago, Providence at 5280 experienced a large water main break and a river of 44,000 gallons of water flowed through their business. This…
Free COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic: Tuesday, February 21
Edgewater Collective is partnering with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to offer a free COVID-19 vaccination clinic at their offices this…
Where the Streets All Have Names: Gray Street
Previously known as Calhoun Street, or just G Street, the 7th street west of Sheridan was renamed after George Gray in 1903 to reflect…
Jefferson Wrestlers Headed to State Championships
The wrestling program at Jefferson Junior/Senior High School in Edgewater continues its dominance by sending wrestlers to the state tournament at Ball Arena this weekend….
City of Edgewater: Edgewater Renter Meeting
Edgewater Renter Meeting Wednesday, February 15 at 7 p.m. 2497 Fenton Street (Inside the Edgewater United Methodist Church) You Spoke, We Heard. City of…
Where the Streets All Have Names: Fenton Street
Originally Van Buren Street, or F Street, the 6th road west of Sheridan was renamed after Reuben Fenton as part of the Supreme Court…
Edgewater Police: Honoring Police Chief Duke Smith
From Edgewater Police: It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of retired Edgewater Police Chief Henry “Duke” Smith. After beginning…
Where the Streets All Have Names: Eaton Street
Originally named Jackson, or E Street, the 5th road west of Sheridan was renamed after Benjamin Eaton in 1903 to reflect the new US…
Where the Streets All Have Names: Chase Street
Originally named Madison, or C Street, the third street west of Sheridan in Edgewater was officially renamed Chase Street in 1903. It was named after…