Federal Heights, Colorado-Homes, Real Estate, Mortgage and Events

Enjoy a beautiful spring day in Colorado and take advantage of free entry* to all National Parks in honor of Get Outdoors Day this Saturday.  Head out to Rocky Mountain National Park, or Sand Dunes National Park and remind yourself why we are so privileged to be living in such an amazing place.

If you want to stick to the city this weekend, you can still enjoy the Get Outdoors Colorado event at Denver's City Park.  There will be rock climbing, kayaking, live music, dancing, fishing, canoeing, hula hooping and much more.  The event is free and promises to be a fun event for all ages.

*Fee waiver includes: entrance fees, commercial tour fees, and transportation entrance fees. Other fees such as reservation, camping, tours, concession and fees

Come meet us The 5280 Group of RE/Max Momentum this weekend at the Adams County Home Show at the Adams County Fairgrounds located at 9755 Henderson Rd. in Henderson, Colorado.

October 29, 2011 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M 

October 30, 2011 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M.

We will be hosting a seminar on HUD homes at 3pm on Saturday October 29th.  There will also be other great seminars for First Time Home Buyers and more.  

Come enjoy the food, entertainment, learn about new products on the market, and enter for your chance to win great door prizes!

Attn: Kids!  There will even be a Trick-or-Treat Street.  You can Trick-or-Treat at each of the booths and get lots of goodies!

The 5280 Group
of RE/MAX Momentum

303-654-0197

Broomfield OK's Prospect Ridge Academy charter school

BROOMFIELD -- For supporters of Prospect Ridge Academy charter school, it seems the third City Council meeting was a charm. That and a new construction site.

On Tuesday night, the Broomfield City Council unanimously approved agreements that will allow Prospect Ridge Academy, an Adams 12 district-approved charter school, to begin construction of a new 45,750-square-foot school building in the city's North Park neighborhood.

The support comes after two contentious City Council meetings, in November and February, where the council and school officials butted heads over neighborhood zoning regulations, safety concerns and