Littleton Independent

12/02/2025

When Littleton Brewing Company opened on Littleton Boulevard in March, the city toasted a new addition to its beer scene. The brewery has since seen crowds of patrons. Yet, some residents on nearby Foresthill Street say the new business has congested their streets, stripped their parking spaces in front of their houses, left litter in their yards, and made it unsafe for their kids to play outside, among other concerns.

When Littleton Brewing Company opened its doors at 1201 W. Littleton Boulevard in March, the city toasted a new addition to its growing beer scene. The brewery has since seen

12/02/2025

Downtown Englewood will soon be filled with the smells of fresh breads and pastries — and a bit of brewed coffee — as The Fox and The Raven Bakery will

12/01/2025

Beginning in February, Arapahoe County residents will see an increase in a surcharge on their phone bill, which will fund the Arapahoe County 9-1-1 Authority. The authority maintains and funds the 9-1-1 emergency phone network for nearly all of the county, excluding the portion within the city of Aurora. According to the authority, the surcharge increase will also impact the residents of the town of Bennet.

Beginning in February, Arapahoe County residents will see an increase in a surcharge on their phone bill, which will fund the Arapahoe County 9-1-1 Authority. The authority maintains and funds

12/01/2025

Arapahoe County's fall elections are certified without the signature of the canvass board's GOP member, who reportedly refused to sign on grounds that he simply didn't believe the results.

Arapahoe County’s fall election results were certified on Nov. 25, but there’s a blank signature line on the Certificate of Election, because the Republican Party designee refused to sign the

11/27/2025

🦃🍁 Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁🦃
Wishing everyone a joyful day filled with good food, gratitude and time spent with the people who matter most. May your hearts and plates be full! 🤎

11/21/2025

The four winning Littleton candidates, Mayor Kyle Schlachter, Joel Zink, Amanda Henderson and Merill Stillwell, were sworn into office the evening of Nov. 18 at the council chambers in the Littleton Center.

The four winning Littleton candidates were sworn into office the evening of Nov. 18 at the council chambers in the Littleton Center.

11/19/2025

A former Englewood police officer who is facing a felony charge of choking a motorist during a traffic stop made his first court appearance on Nov. 17, where a magistrate

11/17/2025

Each holiday season, the historic Depot Art Gallery in downtown Littleton transforms into a cheerful showcase of creativity and craftsmanship. This year’s Depot Art Gallery holiday boutique showcases handmade gnomes, mini stained glass trees, paintings and more. Stop by to enjoy the 44th annual event.

Each holiday season, the historic Depot Art Gallery in downtown Littleton transforms into a cheerful showcase of creativity and craftsmanship.

11/17/2025

For Arapahoe Community College, the ACC Foundation provides scholarships to students, helping them focus on academic pursuits during their time at ACC. On Nov. 9, the foundation held a luncheon to highlight the experiences of scholarship recipients, bringing together scholarship donors and recipients to hear about the impact scholarships have for students.

With the cost of everything on the rise, school tuition is no different. As tuition increases, some students rely on scholarships to offset academic expenses. These scholarships can be life-changing,

11/13/2025

Thanksgiving festivities come to a close, Main Street will be alight with holiday cheer as Santa Claus comes to Littleton.

On Nov. 28, the annual Candlelight Walk will return to Main Street. The evening will be filled with free festivities to help Littletonians kick off the holiday season. Festivities start at 5:30 p.m., with the parade beginning at 6:30 p.m. and the evening wrapping up at 7:30 p.m.

After Thanksgiving festivities come to a close, Main Street will be alight with holiday cheer as Santa Claus comes to Littleton.

11/13/2025

As residents throughout Littleton and the country face food insecurity, Littleton Sharing Project is stepping in to help.

Littleton Sharing Project was founded by Megan Brookhart in the wake of the government shutdown, as many Littletonians were facing SNAP benefit cuts. Brookhart said she got mad and then decided to do something about it.

As residents throughout Littleton and the country face food insecurity, Littleton Sharing Project is stepping in to help.

11/10/2025

Community leaders from the Littleton Business Chamber, the chamber’s Latino Committee and Littleton Public Schools hosted local businesses at East Community Center for a Día de los Mu***os, or Day of the Dead, celebration.

On Nov. 1, community leaders from the Littleton Business Chamber, the chamber’s Latino Committee and Littleton Public Schools hosted local businesses at East Community Center for a Día de los