July 2009
In the current issue of Local Color...
Sepia Tones: Author Wagner's own history is Brighton.
Big Picture: City residents can sow seeds for historic farm's future.
News: Stay in town for what's in store. Banner rises on July 23.
Our Neighbors: Downtown bears Plock's signature.
Feature: Someone's in the kitchen on campus, and it's CJ's
Our Town: Market Day (Harvest Fest) idea grows. New docs join PVMC staff. Buy a brick for Brighton culture.
Time Exposure: Fun walk sends cancer on the run
Book Review: Thirteenth Tale brings dark secrets to light.
Screenings: Travolta, Washington set Pelham 1 2 3 in motion.
ALSO: Photo gallery, calendar, and more...
Read more in Local Color magazine.
Announcing The Banner: The new weekly newspaper promising the quality journalism you've come to expect from Local Color magazine and the Daily Post. Click on header for subscription details.
Monthly Calendar: There's always something happening!
The Daily Post: Daily news online from Local Color.
The 2009 Brighton Chamber of Commerce Guide: PART 1
The 2009 Brighton Guide: PART 2 members list
The 2009 Brighton Guide: PART 3
Got Armory memories?
Did you dance, attend a wedding, gamble or muster at the Brighton Armory? Did your parents or grandparents?
The HeART of Brighton committee wants you to tell your stories. Its even better, but not required, if you can share photos of the days when the Armory was an integral part of Brightons social (and military) scene.
If you would like to share information, please contact Mark Baros at 303-659-6684 or Mark Humbert at 720-937-6064, or e-mail
info@heARTofBrighton.org.
The Local Color story
Local Color is your monthly magazine. It's about your town, your neighbors, your news, your events. There are thousands of stories in this city. We hope you will share them with us and help us tell them to the rest of Brighton. This magazine is for and about you. We hope you become major contributors of news, viewpoints, poetry and fiction and events.
We published the first issue of Local Color in September 2004 with the idea of bringing Brighton together by sharing news and information about our community and our neighbors in a high-quality journalistic format.
We have done that and have many more stories yet to tell. We hope you'll join us as readers, subscribers and contributors. Together we can celebrate Brighton.
