Provided by: Gabi Curry

Camp Timberline also known as Camp T is a camp founded on Christian beliefs located near Longs Peak outside of Estes Park. "A little piece of heaven on earth where children ages 7-18 are safe, happy, and cared for." As the campers stay through the week, not only do they enjoy ropes courses (high and low), zip lines, and Gut Check, they learn about God's promises, trust...
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Provided by: Haley Rogers

Everybody is hearing about the current recession. It's in the newspaper, on the news, and in magazines. With so many people losing their jobs, more people are in need of food. A great way for you to help the people who are in need is to volunteer. One place I would recommend is the Community Food Share in Boulder. "I like to volunteer here because it helps people in ...
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Provided by: Dannika Harris

Did you ever just want to get away from the big city and have a evening on the farm? Well, if you said yes, I have the perfect place for you. White Fence Farm, family owned and operated dining experience. It's more than a restaurant, there are beautiful gardens, fish filled ponds, playgrounds, treehouse, a petting farm called the O.K. Corral, and a Pig Chute ( two story...
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Provided by: Lauren McCulley

What do you get when you mix thousands of girls screaming, loud music, and three brothers? A Jonas Brothers concert, of course! On June 24th, at the Pepsi Center,I was able to have an experience that many teenage girls would love to have...I had the pleasure of going to a Jonas Brothers Concert. There were three major acts; Honor Society, Jordin Sparks, and of course, t...
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Provided by: Melissa Riley

Do your parents work in the summer? Do you just sit on the couch and watch the same shows over and over again? Well, now you can get up, go meet new friends, learn new ideas and skills and have a bunch fun! All you have to do is find a camp and talk to your parents about it. I went to a Rocky Mountain Soccer Camp in Golden. It has been around since 1971. The first thin...
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