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Time to Saddle Up for the 2021 Evergreen Rodeo “Re-Ride”
By Jo Ann M. Colton Special to Lifestyles
Hoot, holler, and kick up your heels because Evergreen’s Pro Rodeo Cowboy Association (PRCA) Rodeo event, a Father’s Day weekend tradition for 55 years in Evergreen, Colorado, returns to El Pinal Rodeo Grounds on Saturday and Sunday, June 19 and 20. A rodeo party featuring four bands will kick-off the festivities at The Little Bear on Friday, June 18. Every year Evergreen Rodeo Association’s volunteer members work diligently year-round to ensure the rodeo (a nonprofit event) puts on the best possible show for our incredible community. Consequently, rodeo fans were extremely disappointed when the 2020 Evergreen Rodeo had to be canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. “The 2020 year was a tough year for everyone and not
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OF THE MONTH being able to present the rodeo was a difficult decision, but obviously it was necessary,” said Bryan McFarland Chairman of the Evergreen Rodeo Association Board. “Last year was the first time in the 54 years that Evergreen has been producing the (PRCA) Rodeo that we have had to cancel the event. Needless to say, we are all looking forward to this year’s event, which has been dubbed the ‘2021 Re-ride.’” McFarland explained that in Rodeo terms if a rider receives a low score due to poor performance from a bull or bronc they will be given the chance to do a reride. “We just have to think of last year’s rodeo as having drawn a ‘bad bull,’” Bryan quipped.
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The world of professional rodeo is an exciting sport that highlights many events that over time have developed and evolved from cattle ranching. Rodeo Weekend in Evergreen commences at 10:00am with an outstanding Saturday parade, a rousing spectacle of fanfare that marches through downtown Evergreen as a forerunner to Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon rodeo performances. The 2021 Evergreen Rodeo features quality-bred livestock and introduces and showcases national top rodeo professionals who will demonstrate their cowboy skills at riding broncos, roping calves, wrestling steers, and more! On Saturday, gates open at 3:00pm and the PRCA Pro Rodeo performance starts at 5:00pm. On Sunday, gates open at 12:00pm and the PRCA Pro Rodeo performance starts at 2:00pm.
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RODEO From Page 1 “We simply could not produce the Rodeo and Parade without our dedicated members, volunteers, and sponsors.” said Bryan McFarland. “In spite of Covid-19, our sponsors have been extremely supportive this year and contributions for our 2021 rodeo have matched those of 2019. We are truly so thankful to each and every one of our volunteers, contributors, and sponsors who have supported us over the years and enable us to make this rodeo such an enduring community event.” For a comprehensive list of Evergreen Rodeo Sponsors and more details about the event, visit the website (https://evergreenrodeo.com). The Evergreen Rodeo is held in Evergreen, Colorado at El Pinal Rodeo
Grounds, 9830 Stagecoach Boulevard. Ticket prices (via the Evergreen Rodeo website) are: $18 for adults and $8 for kids ages Bryan McFarland 6-12; kids 5 and under are free. Both e-tickets and hard-copy tickets will be available. Online Only Pricing of Adult $16 / Child $6 is valid until the Friday before Rodeo weekend. Tickets can also be purchased at various locations throughout Evergreen and on the Rodeo Grounds on the dates of each day’s event. “We are anticipating a very big turnout for this year’s event,” said Bryan McFarland who is encouraged to see other rodeos around the State such as
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the Elizabeth Stampede and Steamboat Rodeo circuit moving forward. “We are doing everything possible to ensure the Rodeo is produced in a safe and responsible manner, and will of course abide by the public health guidelines at the time of the Rodeo. The vaccine rollout has also provided additional optimism that anyone who wants or needs a vaccine should have had theirs by Father’s Day weekend.” “Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic people have been starved to connect, gather, and celebrate with others. They are ready to come out, have a good time, and enjoy a great rodeo,” explained McFarland. He also believes Evergreen Rodeo is one of the precursor events in town this year that will pave the way for many more local community events throughout the remaining year. People from all points far and wide are anxious to attend the Evergreen Rodeo.
From the East: travel I-70 West from Denver to Exit 252, Evergreen Parkway (Hwy 74). Evergreen Parkway is about 5.7 miles to Stagecoach Boulevard. Turn Left on Stagecoach Boulevard to the Rodeo Grounds. From the West: travel I-70 East towards Denver to Exit 252, Evergreen Parkway (Hwy 74). Evergreen Parkway is about 5.7 miles to Stagecoach Boulevard. Turn left on Stagecoach Boulevard to the Rodeo Grounds. Limited parking, including handicapped parking, is available on the Rodeo Grounds for $10.00 per vehicle on a first come, first served basis. Free offsite parking is available at Evergreen’s Big R Store (30931 Stagecoach Boulevard). Please visit the website (https://evergreenrodeo.com) for additional offsite parking locations. Rodeo fans are strongly encouraged to
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Elk Run Assisted Living: Where Handbell Chimes Celebrate Good Times By Jo Ann M. Colton Special to Lifestyles
“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything,”said Plato whose words are certainly ringing true at Elk Run Assisted Living in Evergreen. Ever since several residents, under the direction of Elk Run Activities Director Sarah Bogdan, created an ensemble in March to learn the art of handbell playing, positive energy continues to rejuvenate this senior living community day-by-day helping them to regain the lifestyle residents enjoyed prior to the coronavirus. “I am always looking for new activities that will keep our residents happily engaged,” said Sarah Bogdan who added that the bells have really resonated with
community members. “We celebrate residents’ birthdays and now the bell choir is chiming out a birthday song on the bells each month as part of the celebration.” With Elk Run’s vaccine clinics completedand the reopening of its professional beauty salon/barber shop, the seniors assisted living and respite care communitylocatedat 31383 Frost Way, is happy to report that there has been lots of “getting back to normal” going on lately. “Protocols have been relaxed and now visitors/family can come in all the time, enter residents’ apartments and even touch or hug with no masks required if they have been vaccinated,” said Admissions/Marketing Director Lisa Carter. Elk Run’s COVID-19 safety measures/ practices remain in place,personnel continue to undergo daily pre-work
shift health-screenings, andresidentsget twice-daily vital checks. Before move-in, new occupants must undergo a thorough health assessment. Thereafter, residents receive daily vital checks. The community’s well-trained Staff members (including an onsite nurse) are committed to providing 24/7 compassionate care.When required, Elk Run partners with Life Care Center of Evergreen and Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice. Elk Run Assisted Living touts many amenities, including a well-appointed dining room.Basic rentals of one-bedroom apartments and/or various size studio units include:kitchenette/private bath, personal call system/mobility-assistance features, weekly laundry/ housekeeping, unlimited snacks, and three daily gourmet meals inspired by
the creative food perspectives of Culinary Director Austin Thompson and his two highly-skilled chefs (Rachel Yerby and Sam Thomas). Highly-affordable living plans can be customized. “We have recently welcomed many new residents and more people are scheduled to move in soon,” said Lisa Carter. “New people bring with them new energy, a lifetime of experiences they can share, and endless opportunities to enrich each other’s lives and thrive.” If you or your loved ones are thinking about making a residence change this year, “the bells could be ringing for you” at Elk Run Assisted Living.For residency information, and/or to request Elk Run’s gift-bagged “Toolkit for Challenging Conversations,”complete with a talking stick,contact Lisa Carter(lisa.carter@ cassialife.org or 303-679-8777).
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You Can Save Thousands by Burning Wood! What makes wood burning the newest fireplace craze? Is it the sensational experience of throwing a log on a crackling fire, or the energy independence and environmental sustainability of wood? Certainly! But this year, there’s another incentive! Thanks to a new tax credit, you can save 26% on your entire project cost for a qualifying appliance! Our customers upgrade their wood burning appliance for the added beauty and ambiance; in addition to the increased efficiency and heat output of a new wood burning fireplace, stove, or insert. Now is the perfect time to add warmth, beauty, safety, and energy independence to your home. This 2021 tax credit is calculated from your complete project cost, including the appliance, installation, chimney system and finishing materials! It’s a common misconception that new wood burning fireplaces aren’t allowed anymore. But that’s simply not true! Not only are they allowed when they meet the EPA requirements, but now, they’re encouraged with this huge tax credit! The EPA has regulated the sale of wood burning appliances in Colorado since 1990 by measuring and limiting their particulate matter emissions. As the emissions standards have become more stringent, the technology has improved creating ultra-efficient and low emissions wood burning appliances. Some of newest, most efficient wood burning hearth appliances reach 80% efficiency, compared to 20-30% of open-face traditional fireplaces. This is not just a win for air quality, it also creates the most
efficient, clean burning wood-fueled units in history. Today’s new wood burning fireplaces, stoves, and inserts are more than just extraordinary heaters, they’re stylish too! New wood burning fireplaces are available in a variety of sizes, accommodating log lengths from 18 inches to over 30 inches. New wood burners are available with design options to complement the style of your home, from contemporary to traditional. All have one thing in common: a large glass viewing area that showcases the flames burning inside. The large glass built into the door isn’t your ordinary tempered glass either, it’s a special ceramic glass that is designed to radiate heat into your home. Because of this feature, your fireplace can heat your home even when the power is out! The doors on new wood burning fireplaces aren’t just for admiring the fire, they’re the secret to the high efficiency and low emissions of these units. Outdated open-face fireplaces allow a large volume of air from the living environment to over-feed the fire and escape right up your chimney. This is problematic because then the fireplace is burning through more wood than is necessary, and surrounding rooms become cold as the air from outside leaches in. Today’s wood burning appliances regulate the airflow into the firebox, conserving fuel and more effectively warming your home. Additionally, most of the newer wood burning appliances come with an outside air kit, that draws combustion air from outside of the home, keeping the air pressure in your home more
equalized. A new wood burning fireplace becomes an investment in your home, saving you money on heating fuel in two ways! New wood burning hearth appliances are also safer for your home. They are installed as a complete UL listed system that is designed and tested to be safe at the high temperatures put out by a wood-fueled fire. Additionally, if you have an older fireplace system, the years of use or improper care can be degrading the safety of the unit itself and putting you at risk of a chimney fire. With the high efficiency of newer wood burning fireplaces comes a cleaner burn. This means less creosote is accumulating in your chimney, which is what burns in a hostile chimney fire. Now that you know why it is such a hot trend to get a new wood burning fireplace, let’s talk about how it can be done in your home! Getting a new wood burning fireplace is much simpler than it sounds. As mentioned, these fireplaces are installed as a complete system, so there’s no need to figure out mixing and matching of components. Demolition of an old fireplace, venting and outdated façade makes way for a new unit and chimney system. Don’t forget the mantel for the coveted TV-over-the-fireplace look! We have mantels to match any home, from rustic handmade wooden beam mantels to sleek steel or cementitious mantels that are non-combustible. Add some new finishing material, and you have just transformed the look of your living room! It is also possible to add a wood burning fireplace or stove where there wasn’t one
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Can I Get Home Insurance without Cutting Down All of My Trees? This is a question asked by most residents of our mountain community. According to RPM Agency, the answer is a qualified, “yes.” Although there is a balance that can be struck between going to the extreme of cutting down every tree on your property and practicing responsible fire mitigation. “One of the many horror stories I’ve heard was from a homeowner who had just settled on his new property only to learn from an inspector after closing that $15,000 in fire mitigation would be required in order to keep his insurance policy,” said RPM Owner/Agent Michele Robbins. “While this scenario should never happen, it’s all too familiar to many of our residents. That’s why RPM Agency works with “MountainProperty Friendly” insurance carriers that do not require fire mitigation, but instead depend on their Agents educating the insured on the right steps to take without fear of delay or cancelation of their insurance.” Finding the Right Carrier As an independent insurance broker, one of the advantages RPM brings to clients is its alliances with multiple carries across Colorado. RPM can match their clients with their partner carriers who understand the unique environmental characteristics of
our mountain community. RPM also can be the broker between clients and carriers to identify situations that might cause a “red flag” and provide guidance on how to mitigate issues before a home inspection. A good example is when RPM Agency learns the house has a woodstove. It’s the perfect opportunity to suggest a Woodstove Inspection “prior to closing on the house,” since the typical pre-purchase home inspection does not include a certified roof inspection or a certified woodstove
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inspection. “70% of all structural fires in our community are from chimney fires AND our area has so many very old woodstoves,” says Robbins. “Many of our clients have received a new woodstove as a result of a certified inspection. Either way, the inspection most definitely confirms a safer home.” Education Empowers Homeowners to Make Fire-Wise Choices The best way to make smart choices when it comes to fire mitigation is to learn more about the latest fire prevention strategies. RPM is a firm believer in education to the extent that every RPM home insurance client is required to attend a free fire mitigation seminar within the first year of being a policyholder. Participants not only learn about fire mitigation, but also walk away with a portfolio of free, local resources to help them make a fire-ready plan. “We have designed our fire mitigation seminars with two priorities in mind,” said Robbins. “The first is to make our clients aware of the extreme wildfire danger we face in our community along with how we got to this point. The beautiful thick forest most can see from their kitchen windows may seem idyllic, but it’s actually a danger to their homes and their neighborhoods if not properly managed.” “Our second priority is to educate our clients about the steps they can take to make their homes fire wise both inside and out,” said Robbins. “We want our neighbors to understand that unlike other natural disasters such as hurricanes or tornados, fire is the one catastrophe we have the power to pre-empt and control.” Hardening Homes Without Sacrificing Style Hardening your house to protect it from the impact of a fire does not mean sacrificing the aesthetic appeal of your home. Advancements in the creation of fire-resistant materials for the exterior of your home – from fiber-cement board siding to fire resistant roofing and protective coatings similar to paint or stain that you can apply to your outside structures and deck are some examples of attractive
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and safe applications. When it comes to landscaping, thoughtful choices can add value to your home and help create a barrier to minimize the spread of fire. Planting at least five feet from your home, replacing wood mulch with stone or a synthetic mulch that is virtually indistinguishable from the “real thing,” and ensuring that leaves and other debris are cleared from your gutters are smart steps to take. These strategies can mitigate the impact of burning embers that the wind can blow in from a distant live fire. RPM has a complete home safety checklist you can adopt to make your home more fire resistant. Go to www.rpmagency.com/ resources. Making Your Emergency Plan To ensure that your family is protected from a potential wildfire in your area, the best line of defense is to sign up for Code Red notifications at https:// public.coderedweb.com/CNE/enUS/655AC5D55998. Through Code Red, you can receive a call, text or email alert regarding dangerous suspects, chemical spills, floods, or fire. According to Robbins, who serves on the Jefferson County Wildfire Risk Reduction Task Force, only 30 percent of Jefferson County residents have registered with CodeRED. She hopes to see a dramatic increase in that statistic. “CodeRED is a vital line of communication which alerts residents when they need to evacuate and advises them on the direction and location of a fire,” said Robbins. “By simply sharing your contact information with the Jeffco CodeRED you are taking a big step toward protecting the lives of your loved ones.” Fire Season Has Arrived We’ve fully entered the 2021 fire season and our local wildfire threat is close and real. If you do anything for your family this year, please protect them! Register for Code Red, follow a home safety checklist, prepare a property mitigation plan, and involve your entire household to work the fire-ready plan with you.
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Offers a Sound Prescription for Tree and Plant Health By Jo Ann M. Colton Special to Lifestyles
ArborRx Family Tree Service in Evergreen has been providing tree and plant services to its residential and business/commercial customers in Evergreen, Conifer, Denver, and all surrounding areas since 2010. “We are a family-owned and run business. We believe that our industry knowledge, skills, resources, and commitment to giving our customers stellar service is what sets our company apart from others,” said both ArborRx owners, Bryan and Jennifer Nash. “We also strive to hire good people,” said Bryan who stated that the company’s six employees are treated like family. “Our unique training programs assist us in identifying our employees’ potential and developing their industry knowledge and skills so as to optimize their job performance and maintain our customers’ overall satisfaction.” In addition to tree trimming, shaping/shearing, tree removal, and new plantings; ArborRx offers storm damage repair, and fire/pest mitigation. Included among ArborRx Family Tree Service clients are: Fitturf,
RODEO From Page 2 use the free offsite parking and enjoy the free shuttle bus service available from those designated parking locations. The rodeo will monitor COVID-19 public guidelines and free commemora-
Colorado State Forest Service, and Evergreen Fire/Rescue. “With respect to mitigation problems during wildfire season, we make ourselves available to residents and groups like Colorado State Forest Service, Evergreen Fire/Rescue, and Community Wildfire Protection,” said Bryan Nash who is a Certified Fire Mitigation Specialist. Nash, a staunch supporter of community involvement, holds membership in: Evergreen and Conifer Chambers of Commerce, International Society of Arboriculture, Tree Care Industry Association, and the National Fire Protection Association. So whether your trees and plants need some prescriptive treatment or just require a wellness check-up plan to maintain their good health, ArborRx Family Tree Service can provide “just what the doctor ordered!” ArborRx Family Tree Service is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00am-6:00pm (although hours may vary at times). Cabling and emergency service is available 24/7. For more information and/or to make an appointment contact ArborRx at 720-629-7033, visit the website (https://arborrxfamily.com) and follow them on Facebook.
tive rodeo face coverings will be issued to rodeo (and parade) attendees. The Evergreen Rodeo is a rain-or-shine event; so be prepared for our ever-changing Colorado weather. All rodeo seating is General Admission (no refunds!). Many people bring blankets and sit on the hill above the bleachers. Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the rodeo grounds.
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PETS and COOLERS are not permitted at this event. No matter what aspect of the rodeo experience you might enjoy: horses and riders, bucking bulls, rodeo clowns, barrel racing, and/or anything and everything else in-between; the 2021 Evergreen Rodeo offers something for everyone. Evergreen Rodeo is steeped in
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