Don’t get sideways with Blucifer. Vote ASAP!

Saw this video that this people recorded while eating at el Tejado. Is gross.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19D8TcmRTx/?mibextid=wwXIfr

This looks really interesting. I’d apply but my only qualification is eating food. I hope they get some creative thinkers onboard.

I am not in immediate need of a mechanic or anything, just looking for in the future, I will need some work done before the new year. I am looking for a reliable and HONEST mechanic here in Englewood.

Last week featured a fancy utility box on Broadway downtown. Do you where this week’s spot is?

Or is it a different Steve Ward?

https://brightercolorado.org/

I got a political flyer for Yes on Prop 136 from Brighter Colorado.

"Paid for by Brighter Colorado. Registered Agent Steve Ward."

This year, Englewood residents have reported feeling safer in their community and more confident in city government, while expressing increased concerns about affordability in Englewood. 

Results from the 2026 National Community Survey, conducted by Polco, were recently made public and showed several areas of improvement for the city, as well as some of residents' current concerns. Englewood has conducted the National Community Survey eight times since 2007, allowing the city to track changes in residents’ perceptions through time and compare results with other communities across the country.

Martinez was sworn in on Oct. 5, after being selected by a supermajority vote on Sept. 23 to fill the vacancy left in the District 3 seat by the passing of former Mayor Pro Tem Joe Anderson. 

The Stan Lee’s Super Kid competition allows kids to upload profiles and garner votes online, in pursuit of being named Super Kid — a champion title that comes with passes to the 2027 LA Comic Con, $25,000 and the chance to be transformed into a superhero in a comic book. Another winner, selected by the Stan Lee Universe team, will become a superhero too, joining the champion in their comic book. 

Hello Englewoodians, a new week means a new Question of the Week! This time, our question is: What’s Englewood’s most distinguishing feature? Let us know what you think!

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Hello, folks! I recently got into a car accident at an intersection when another driver ran a red light and hit my car.

Thankfully, I didn't suffer any serious or life-threatening injuries, but I did end up with some back and neck pain. On top of that, I've had to spend quite a bit on medical bills, and my car was badly damaged.

I'm pretty sure the accident wasn't my fault, and I want the other driver to be held responsible for what happened.

I've already spoken to a few attorneys, but honestly, I didn't get the feeling that they really cared about my case. It seemed like they were more interested in getting me to sign something.

Can anyone recommend a good personal injury attorney who actually cares about their clients? I'd really appreciate some genuine recommendations, especially if you've personally worked with them. Thanks!

Hi all. I got a new job in Englewood a few days ago - my husband and I are planning a move out to CO within the next few weeks. Just wanted to know if anyone has advice for us on living in CO and suggestions for things to do/places to meet new people. I have a family member in Colorado Springs but that's about it, so we'll really be experiencing a fresh start.

I'm aware this isn't the best season to be moving but unfortunately, the job can't wait and neither can I 😅.

Our first Sunday ride is tomorrow! Join us for coffee at @lilcoffea_ at 9:30am. From there, we’ll hit the road at 10 and head to James A. Bible Park and finish at @rightcream for a scoop. Hope to see you all then.

Happy Friday Englewood, let’s relax after making it through the week by imagining a warm Fall day in 1908 as we approach the entrance to Tuileries Park. Located on the 3300 block of South Broadway, the park offered free amenities that eventually caused it to go broke. I’m sure it was fun while it lasted.

Visiting here and needing an oil change before the drive back, any recommendations?

Hi neighbors -- The Englewood City Council has slowed its roll on a proposed ordinance that would make it far easier for investors to demolish and replace aging multifamily rental properties in single-family zoning districts, due to concerns about the potential size of replacement structures. The first reading of the ordinance has been postponed until Oct. 19 after four members expressed interest in limiting the footprint of replacement structures. Click here for the Englewood Herald story: https://www.littletonindependent.net/englewood/englewood-plan-for-nonconforming-rentals-hits-snag-over-building-size/article_b17db453-eb61-4a88-a221-6062ca5b5882.html

Google Maps says “opening Oct. 2026”. Eager to check it out!

The title pretty much states it. I am a mid 40's woman looking for a good primary care physician that you love. I am dealing with perimenopause and also have a history of TBI. Currently on Medicaide. Does anyone know someone who fits this description that you think is a great care provider in the area? Thank you in advance for any help or suggestions.

Going to see hey, nothing and I've seen that more and more venues are cashless. I'd like to just bring cash for merch. Will I be able to get merch?

i WANT to pay with cash. I don't want to pay with my phone (don't have a way to do that) and I don't want to bring my card (less to keep track of)

Hello Englewood, last week featured the one way sign at the parking lot entrance to the historic PO on Broadway and Floyd, and the wall of Luba the sadistic tailor’s shop.

This week’s mystery spot is pictured above. Do you know where this is?