SPEAK (Suicide Prevention, Education, Awareness and Knowledge) Week is designed to promote awareness in the community and among their peers about the warning signs of suicide, and awareness of local resources for those who are struggling. Read on...

Trees in Brighton may be damaged as a result of the recent wind storm. The City of Brighton would like to remind residents to use caution when dealing with damaged trees. Read on...

After nearly a decade of gathering data, verifying documents and compiling maps, an interactive look at geographic information is now available. Read on...

Adams County Master Gardeners will hold two monthly meetings: one every third Tuesday of the month at the Zion Community Garden, and the other will be on the fourth Thursday of the month at Northgate Community Garden. Read on...

For the sixth year, Blues Blast is coming back to the Armory Performing Arts Center on Saturday, May 19! Headlining this year will be Tommy Castro & The Painkillers. Read on...

If you’re interested in playing, make sure and register with the Brighton Recreation Center by Monday, April 23. Read on...

The City of Brighton will once again offer its popular Trash Bash drop-off program for Brighton residents in need of large item disposal. Read on...

The City of Brighton’s Streets and Fleet’s Department is looking for participants for its inaugural 2018 Street Ops Boot Camp. The event begins at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, May 22. Read on...

Elmwood Cemetery staff will be cleaning the columbariums beginning Tuesday, May 1. Read on...

The City of Brighton and Brothers Redevelopment, Inc. are seeking volunteers to help with the 12th Annual Help for Homes program on Saturday, May 5 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Read on...

Two men were arrested on drug charges following the early-morning execution of a search warrant on a Brighton residence. Read on...

The City of Brighton City Council recently passed new regulations for vendors who operate within city limits. Read on...

Brighton police are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and a pick-up truck which occurred at the intersection of 50th Ave. and Bridge St. at about 11:50 Tuesday morning. Read on...

The City of Brighton’s Finance Department recently launched two digital applications designed to provide residents a fun and easy way to learn about the city’s budget. Read on...

The City of Brighton will host another exciting year of its “Flix and Kicks” concerts and movies in the park series this summer, beginning June 7. Read on...

The Garden In A Box Program allows Brighton utility customers to purchase water-wise garden kits at a discounted price while supplies last. Read on...

Children ages 8 and older are now welcome to join select fitness classes with an adult present for the entire class. Read on...

The City of Brighton announces a call for artists for its third annual Art in the Park festival June 23. Read on...

Brighton police are wrapping-up their investigation into what appears to be the accidental death of a local, homeless man which occurred in Veteran’s Park earlier this week. Read on...

The Brighton Recreation Center will open registration for its Funshine Summer Camp at 7 a.m. Feb. 1 for residents and at 7 a.m., Feb. 2 for non-residents Read on...

Community Garden plots are now available for reservation for the 2018 growing season. Read on...

Brighton City Council approved rate changes for utility services. The new rates include minor changes to both fixed rates and volumetric usage rates for sewer, as well as an increase to the storm water drainage fee. Read on...

The Brighton City Council adopted the 2018 budget by an 8-0 vote at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. One council member was absent from the meeting. Read on...