Community News

Frederick’s old City Hall, now a museum in Crist Park, is on its way to becoming a national landmark through the work of the town board and Sean Scott, the only member of the Frederick’s Historic Preservation Advisory Commission.
    According to Nanette Fornof, town clerk, Scott came to the board with the idea for registering the City Hall Museum with the National Register of Historic Places, as well as the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties.

Kim Burger

Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate.
That is exactly what the Tri-Town Seniors did in the month of January. They celebrated birthdays … they celebrated anniversaries … and they celebrated with their installation of officers.  
    Beulah Meeker, in her ever so traditional and inspirational way, inducted the new officers and reminded us all of why we live in this little old town…a little old town like this.  It was a delightful day of camaraderie and celebration.

    FREDERICK – It wasn’t exactly Black Friday.
    No surly crowds gathered outside a big-box store, pressing for a shot at a cheap TV or Wii console, waiting for the doors to open, foregoing breakfast for a bargain.  Nonetheless, tri-town shoppers found a sale to crow about in their own backyard at Rocky Mountain Christian Church in Frederick.