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Car washes are every-where! In fact, Colorado weather is terrible for cars which means there are probably more car wash businesses in Colorado than other states. How does a car wash business suc-ceed when every gas sta-tion on every corner has a machine that squirts water on a car? Jim Beetham is the owner of two car washes that do well in this tough econo-my because he believes that to succeed in any business, one must simply stand out as doing a better job!

The locations for A BET-TER CARWASH are quite busy in Golden and Arvada and, in fact, they were voted as BEST OF JEFFCO in 2011 and recognized year

after year as a local favor-ite. That was not easy consid-ering that there are probably a couple hundred carwashes in the county. So, Better is more than just part of the name, says Mr. Beetham. It means that we actually must do everything better than the others in order to live up to our claim...and our name. The facilities must be cleaner, well lighted, and maintained better than the

rest. The equipment must be only the very best that money can buy. The chemi-cals that clean cars must be the best that technology of-fers. The water used must be heated, softened and fi ltered through reverse os-mosis. Everything must be as earth friendly as possi-ble. If something is ever less than the best, you should be able to call and reach the owner anytime, 24/7, in order to be satisfi ed. Your vehicle must be cleaner and you must be happier than if you went anywhere else. It means a lot!

Henry John Heinz once said that To do a common thing uncommonly well brings success, and those words have led to a philoso-phy applied to car washing at A BETTER CARWASH. Get your car good and dirty driving in Colorado and then stop by one of the 2 lo-cations that will get it clean-er better than anywhere else.

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A1 Roofi ng ....................................................... 3A Better Carwash............................................. 2Aaark Total Home Services .............................4Addenbrooke Classical Academy .................. 5Applewood Quality Builders .......................... 3Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities .....14Arvada Economic Development Assn. ......... 6Arvada Visitors Center ................................... 10Bennetts BBQ...................................................7Bestway Insulation ......................................... 8Carmel Oaks Retirement Community ...........7Carols Collectibles ......................................... 16Chipeta .............................................................11City of Lakewood .............................................7City of Wheat Ridge ........................................ 9Colorado Community Media .........................12Creative Cabinet Solutions ............................ 9Golden Nugget Gold Buyers ......................... 20

Golden Real Estate .......................................... 3Grammy for Hire ............................................. 5Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver ....... 16Homewatch Caregivers ..................................13J&K Roofi ng, Inc. ............................................ 16Jalopyz ..............................................................12Meyer Hardware ............................................. 9Mountain Vista Retirement Community ..... 15Paws n Play .....................................................11Relay Colorado ............................................... 18Sooper Credit Union ...................................... 15Spellbound Art ................................................11Springwood Retirement Campus ..................17State Farm Insurance - Doris Stipech ...........11Streets Fitness.................................................. 5The Golden Diner ...........................................13The Vista at Applewood Golf Course ............13The West Chamber ........................................ 19

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BizFACTSA Better Carwash 730 Heritage Rd., Golden 14835 W. 64th Ave., ArvadaFounded: 2005Owner: Jim Beetham

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Golden Real Estate .......................................... 3Grammy for Hire ............................................. 5Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver ....... 16Homewatch Caregivers ..................................13J&K Roofi ng, Inc. ............................................ 16Jalopyz ..............................................................12Meyer Hardware ............................................. 9Mountain Vista Retirement Community ..... 15Paws n Play .....................................................11Relay Colorado ............................................... 18Sooper Credit Union ...................................... 15Spellbound Art ................................................11Springwood Retirement Campus ..................17State Farm Insurance - Doris Stipech ...........11Streets Fitness.................................................. 5The Golden Diner ...........................................13The Vista at Applewood Golf Course ............13The West Chamber ........................................ 19

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agents gets featured in Jims columns. All columns are archived at www.JimSmithColumns.com.

Both buyers and sellers get free ongoing use of the companys moving truck pictured at right, as well as free moving boxes and packing supplies. Ask about Totally Free Moving, where you dont even pay for labor and gas! Little wonder that Golden Real Estate dominates its market!

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A1 Roofi ng has estab-lished itself as a valued member of our community. Whether they are repairing roofs for veterans in-need or raising money and gifts

for the Toys for Tots drive, Owner, Mike ODonnell is always looking for a way to give back to the communi-ty. A1 Roofi ng, has built its high reputation as a leading roofer in Denver based upon quality workmanship, using best roofi ng materials, and customer service.

In addition to quality service and an impeccable reputation, providing edu-cation is a key to helping lo-cal residents make a sound decision when it comes to working with contrac-

tors. A good professional contractor will provide the companys permanent busi-ness address and telephone number along with specifi c business information to help you make the right decision. The training and experience of a contractor, as well as the age of his or her company, will help you determine their ability to successfully complete your roofi ng proj-ect. Call A1 Roofi ng today for quality work from a solid member of our community 303-568-3396.

A1 Roo ng Helping to Build a Strong CommunityBizFACTSA1 Roo ng 1360 S. Wadsworth Blvd. Ste 202 LakewoodFounded: 1987Owner: Mike ODonnell

BizFACTSGolden Real Estate 17695 S. Golden Rd., GoldenFounded: 2007Owner: Jim Smith

29 years ago in 1984, Ap-plewood Quality Builders started their business in the general contracting indus-try, providing mostly remod-eling work for residential customers, commercial ten-ant fi nish, general roofi ng replacement and concrete work. Applewood Qual-ity Builders continued in this area of work until 1993, when they were contracted to install RTD bus shelters throughout the metro-Den-ver area. The RTD shelters kept the company busy for several years and Apple-wood Quality Builders de-cided in 1998 to scale down the volume of residential and commercial projects.

The construction business that they decided to con-tinue with was the concrete related projects.

In 2000, Applewood Qual-ity Builders took over the property maintenance for its sister company, Applewood Offi ce Park, and to this day handle all the ongoing ten-ant fi nish, offi ce remodeling work, and building opera-tions for several commercial buildings.

Today, Applewood Quality Builders does only concrete work such as concrete drive-ways, sidewalks, steps, ga-rage fl oors, basement fl oors and concrete structural re-pair. Applewood Quality Builders has the equipment to do the excavation, prepa-ration, forming and pour-ing for any type of concrete related work. They also do color and patterned stamp concrete work.

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29 years of solid concrete workBizFACTSApplewood QualityBuilders 2700 Youngfi eld St., Ste 180 LakewoodFounded: 1984Owner: Thomas Yang

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Ted Terranova started Aaark Heating & A/C, Inc. in the spring of 1984, and at that time he had (1) employee and (1) van. The servic-es that Aaark offered were strictly limited to the service, repair and installation of residential Heating & Air Conditioning systems.

Now today, after over 28 years of being in business, Aaark has (25) employees & (18) vans/trucks and has expanded their services to include: Heating, Air Condition-ing, Electrical, Plumbing, Roofi ng, Gutters, Siding, Windows, Decks and all other Remodeling & Gen-eral Contracting services for your residential needs. As a result of the continuous growth and expansion of their services, Aaark is now do-ing business as Aaark Total Home Services.

Titus, Teds oldest son, joined the business is 1990. He served as an apprentice with an electri-

cal contractor, which ultimately allowed him to obtain his Master Electrician License. He also served as an apprentice in Heating & Air Conditioning, where he later ob-tained his Master HVAC License. He then spent time working with a General Contractor, learning all phases of home construction & remodeling including; roofi ng, sid-ing, gutters, windows, decks, etc. In 2007 he then acquired his Gen-eral Contractor License, which was the springboard for Aaarks most recent expansion into the home improvement & remodel business.

Since the launch of their home improvement & remodel business, Aaark has installed thousands of roofs, miles of gutters and siding, done countless basement fi nishes and kitchen & bath complete re-models, built several houses from the ground up and completed a variety of other projects- large & small.

Levi, Teds youngest son, joined the business in 1998. Throughout his years with the company Levi has been involved in various differ-ent aspects of the business includ-ing; HVAC installation & service, phone reception and dispatching. He is currently an outside sales representative, project coordinator & manager and offi ce/administra-

tive manager.Aaark has prided itself on pro-

viding the best products & services at competitive prices since 1984 and has earned the reputation of being a well established, honest, fair and competent contractor. This has resulted in a current cus-tomer base of over 28,000 satisfi ed

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The story of Aaark: 2013BizFACTSD/B/A - Aaark Total Home Services 5962 Sheridan Blvd., ArvadaFounded: 1984Owner: Ted, Titus and Levi Terranova

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Addenbrooke Classical Academy endeavors to provide a challenging, supportive environment that cultivates intellectual growth, social awareness, and personal responsibility. Through our required Music program, Core-Knowledge and Classical curriculums implemented within a SMART school, students will reach their full potential.

Contact Us480 S. Kipling St Lakewood, CO 80226School Hours: 8AM-3PM303-986-5791 (Phone) 303-986-5509 (Fax)

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Addenbrooke Classical Academy is excited to open as a new Jeffco Charter School the Fall of 2013 that combines musical disci-plines with rigorous college preparatory academics; a unique option for Jefferson County, having researched driven results.

Addenbrooke Classical Academy will provide in-struction at both the junior high and high school lev-els. Music instruction will be blended with technology and academics, consisting of Core Knowledge and the Classical model. Further-more, Addenbrooke Clas-sical Academy will develop and implement educational programs that are directed toward developing high ethical standards, along

with building social skills and upright character. The emphasis on good charac-ter will further the students academic skills which, in turn, will help to build the necessary competencies of self-esteem, respect for themselves and others, and personal discipline. Bal-anced combinations of these skills equip students with the ability to choose wisely. These expectations, though high, can and will be achieved. Students, when expectations are high, will generally be equal to the task at hand, as long the ex-pectations are realistic and logical.

Addenbrooke Classical Academy will strive to culti-vate a thriving student body that is active and longing to learn. Most courses will be presentation-oriented to display actual learning and development of thought through seminars and musi-cal performances.

Addenbrooke will part-ner with iSchool to become a SMART School campus. iPads will be provided for each student with total in-tegration into the instruc-

tion and curriculum of the Academy. This will be in conjunction with and guid-ance from iSchool. Each teacher and student will be taught how to integrate the iPad into the curriculum so that the iPad will not be sim-ply an attraction or gimmick for students, but will also be used to close the achieve-ment gap between students and assist in differentiation. The campus in the iSchool company name refers to each person adopting the technology and hopping on board. It has been our expe-rience that when everyone in the building jumps in with both feet and the technology just works every time, the adoption rates and overall value of a technology transi-tion is greatly enhanced. We are truly excited for the fu-ture of Addenbrooke Classi-cal Academy and the oppor-tunities that are before us.

We begin accepting en-rollment applications for the second window of en-rollment on February 19th and will continue through August 31st.

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The story of Aaark: 2013

BizFACTSAddenbrooke Classical Academy 480 S. Kipling, LakewoodFounded: 2013Executive Director: Charles Wright

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Grammy For Hire...BizFACTSGrammy For HireFounded: 2013Owner: Shoshone Susan Caywood-Hill

STREETS FITNESS was started in Dec. of 2009 by Brian & Kim Vandemoortele and Bryan & Patrice Kinder-man in Louisville, CO. The club was started as a way to provide Colorado with a true GYM for everybody.

Streets Fitness fi lls the de-mand for a different kind of workout that features cardiovascular condition-ing, strength, functional, core, and technical training. Streets offers a complete fi t-ness facility, including a full line of weight equipment, cardio machines, and up to 40 classes per week that in-clude boxing, kickboxing, muay thai, circuit training (The GRID) and core condi-tioning.

The Grid Class at Streets Fitness was voted one of the best workout of the year in 2011. The Grid is a high-

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BizFACTSStreets Fitness 12520 W 64th Ave, ArvadaFounded: 2009Owners: Brian Vandemoortele & Bryan Kinderman

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The Arvada Economic Develop-ment Association (AEDA) is the communitys business-to-gov-ernment liaison and a strategic resource for business growth. Op-

erationally funded by the City of Arvada, AEDAs board of directors consists of seventeen business and community volunteers dedicated to providing innovative solutions for business, as well as attracting targeted industries and helping cur-rent businesses thrive. AEDA enjoys strong civic leadership that under-stands and appreciates the signifi -cance of active partnerships be-tween government and its business community. This culture fosters a pro-business environment that has resulted in state and national reten-tion program recognition for AEDA

and the City of Arvada. AEDA leverages resources

through collaborative partnerships with local, county, state and na-tional organizations in order to bet-ter serve Arvada businesses. Go to arvadaeconomicdevelopment.org or call 720.898.7013 to learn more about specifi c AEDA programs. Also become an AEDA Fan on Facebook and/or Follow AEDA on Twitter! Go to www.facebook.com/investinarvada and click -LIKE-, follow @investinarvada on Twitter. Join the conversation and stay up to date on events, resources, AEDA

community news and more.

Arvadas shop local campaign Invest in Arvada

AEDA kicked-off the Invest in Arvada - Shop Smart. Shop Local. program in August of 2009 and it is still going strong. The campaign goal is to prompt Arvada citizens throughout the year to shop Arvada fi rst. As part of the campaign AEDA delivers window stickers to busi-nesses for public display, adver-tises the program seasonally in lo-cal publications as well as partners with the Arvada Visitors Center and

the Arvada Chamber on various ac-tivities. AEDA currently updates a monthly online business directory at arvadaeconomicdevelopment.org, which includes all Arvada busi-nesses. Its important to remember: 3.46% of each purchase pays for

police, street maintenance, and other City services.

More than 50% of Arvadas rev-enue is generated through sales tax.

Spending locally supports Ar-vada business neighbors as well as the local job market.

Arvada Economic Development Association Partners with Business! BizFACTSArvada Economic Development Association (AEDA) 8101 Ralston Rd., ArvadaFounded: 1987Director: Hazel Hartbarger

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Bennetts Bar-B-Que Denver Location3700 Peoria Street, Denver, CO 80239

www.BennettsBBQ.com (303) 375-0339

Founded 2001

600 sq. ft. to 1650 sq. ft. floor plans 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apartments Full size washer/dryer in apartments Underbuilding garage Optional dining Transportation Coffee shop Gardening plots Wellness program/fitness center Pet friendly Activities galore!

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Are you a business owner in Lakewood and interested in having a single point of contact at the city for all of your business questions? Do you ask yourself on a

daily basis, Whats going on in Lakewood? Were here to help answer your questions, no matter what stage you are in the process; from those brainstorming an idea to businesses located in Lake-wood since before we were a city.

Do you need help fi nding the perfect location? Do you want to learn more about alternative ways to fi nance your business?

Lakewood Economic De-velopment supports the Lakewood community by working to attract busi-

nesses, assist in relocation searches, and help with the formation of your business concept. We are dedicated to creating, building, and sup-porting an environment that preserves, attracts and pro-motes all types of business growth, from small to large businesses. We work as an advocate and information resources for businesses by offering programs, services and referrals.

Call us today with your business-related questions; we are here for you!

Attention Lakewood business owners

Bennetts Bar-B-Que swung the doors open to its fi rst restaurant in 1985. It was an exciting time, mov-ing from the backyard smok-er to a big time restaurant.

It didnt take long to fi nd out that lots of people shared our enthusiasm for great barbecue, and were glad to fi nd a place to quench their desire. Weve got walls fi lled with Best of bar-becue awards (too many to count!), but its the smil-ing faces on our customers that really makes us happy. Thank you to all of our loyal Bennetts customers for your kind wishes and support af-ter the fi re at our Arvada restaurant last month. We

are beginning the process of rebuilding the kitchen, and we will be up and running as soon as possible! In the meantime, we are still doing catering and delivery all over metro Denver, and we have a second restaurant location at 3700 Peoria St. Denver, CO 80239. Visit us at www.BennettsBBQ.com or call 303.792.3088 for more infor-mation. Again, thank you for your continued support of Bennetts BBQ.

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Carmel Oaks is an inde-pendent living community, locally owned by a nonprofi t corporation, governed by a Resident Board of Directors and designed for seniors 55+ who want to enjoy carefree living.

Envision time to develop new interests or pursue familiar ones through a community that promotes physical well-being and the active, independent lifestyle youve earned.

Our three story building has seventy-nine residences with 19 different fl oor plans to choose from ranging in size from 600 square feet to 1,650 square feet. Residenc-es have full size kitchens, pa-tios or balconies, one, two or three bedrooms and one or two bathrooms.

We feature a dining room, private dining room, fi reside room, coffee shop, home theatre, wood shop, fi tness center, library, guest room, billiards/game room, beau-ty/barber shop, and under-building parking garage with individual storage areas. Also included are a 24-hour Lifeline medical emergency response system, secured entry, planned social activi-ties, scheduled transporta-tion, concierge and optional dining.

Options, Flexibility, Free-dom to Choose! That is our philosophy at Carmel Oaks. You have the free-dom to bring healthcare or support services into your home should the need arise in the future. We work very closely with community ap-

proved and licensed homec-are agencies that can assist you with respite care, meal preparation, housekeep-ing, medication reminders, and personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming, toilet-ing, etc.,) We even have a preferred provider that of-fers discounted fees to resi-dents. Dining and house-keeping are unbundled so you pay only for the services you choose. This makes the Carmel Oaks lifestyle more affordable than many other senior living options, while providing extraordinary value for the quality. Visit us and see for yourself!

Call us at 303-937-1010 for an appointment to tour our beautiful community.

Retirement living in a beautifulLakewood setting

BizFACTSBennetts BBQ 7490 W. 52nd Ave., ArvadaFounded: 1985Manager: Robin Baxley

BizFACTSCarmel Oaks 1811 S. Harlan Cir., LakewoodFounded: 2001

BizFACTSCity of LakewoodEconomic Development 480 S. Allison Pkwy., LakewoodFounded: 1969Director: Nanette NeelanPhone: 303-987-7050

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Bestway Insulation has been in Business since 1976. We are a company that always experiments to get the highest results in the state. We strive to educate our em-ployees to all become Building Per-formance Institute educated and certifi ed. We feel by education and experimentation we can give your home the best results. I have just recently worked with NREL and the Department of Energy to de-velop the New National Standards of Insulation and Weatherization using our techniques.

We have developed methods of compressing fi berglass in walls for the 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000 homes and re-blowing it with cellulose to stop wind penetration. We can even do this on a brand new home and get their bills 40-50% reduced. We have proved this numerous times with the energy makeover contests with Xcel and the Energy Effi cient

Building Coalition. We have do-nated, redoing over 11 homes in donations to the community to show testing scores. For the Easter Seals homes in Empire, Colorado, there were 40 of us in the Auditing, Insulation, Solar and Air Sealing fi elds that went up there to donate our time to make the cabins more comfortable for the kids and fuel effi cient for the organization. Each company was given two homes to do. Where the others were getting 50 to 200 CFM reduction, we got 1300 and 1500 CFM reduction on the cabins we did. In other words, we reduced their natural air chang-es per hour hugely.

We are always striving to give back to the community, but most-ly to our planet. Thus our slo-gan SAVING OUR PLANET ONE HOUSE AT A TIME.

In the past with new construc-tion contractors it has always been how fast you can insulate a home and take whatever short cuts you can without getting caught.

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We have been to several Global Climate Conferences to help slow

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In 1945, Joe and Ruby Meyer moved from Nebras-ka and settled in Golden where they bought a hard-ware store from E.G. Son.

It was then that the Meyer Hardware legacy began. Their daughter and son-in-law, Marilyn and Harold Schaefer, eventually joined them and helped to create one of the best hardware stores in Metro Denver. To-day, the Schaefers sons, Steve and Jim are carrying on the family tradition. Jim works as a salesperson, and Steve is President of the Cor-poration.

After expanding over eight times since 1945, the busi-ness now operates out of a

21,000 square foot building. Customer service has always been Meyer Hardwares most important competi-tive advantage. It employs knowledgeable and friendly people and maintains a staff of 20 with a total of 355 years of service. As Steve states, We pride ourselves on be-ing a service-oriented store. If you cant fi nd something here, we will try to order it for you.

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In late 2012 the city con-ducted the citys fi rst-ever Business Walk visiting al-most 200 businesses. The walk gauged the pulse of business in Wheat Ridge. Four questions were asked that are being used for re-tention, expansion and at-traction efforts.

Hows business? How do you think busi-

ness will be in the next 12-24 months?

What do you like about doing business in Wheat Ridge?

How can business be made better?

The 2-person teams can-vassed every part of the city

including retail, service and industrial business sectors. The teams provided the business with a package of materials containing infor-mation on city, county, state and other business assis-tance programs.

How is Business?88% indicated that busi-

ness is at least good or steady. Of those businesses that reported that business is poor, a variety of reasons were cited but generally re-lated to a shift in consumer spending, a lack of custom-ers, and the general econo-my of the U.S.

How will business be in the next 12-24 months?

75% stated they believe that business will get better over the next year or two. The optimism related to im-provement in the economy, housing starts, better plan-ning, and even the local, state and national elections.

What do you like about doing business in Wheat Ridge?

46% indicated it was the location. The second most common single response was the community of Wheat Ridge. Many own-ers live in Wheat Ridge and plan to stay in the area for an extended period of time. Clientele was the third most-mentioned response. 20% of respondents listed more than one reason they liked doing business in Wheat Ridge.

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Creating a healthy busi-ness environment and working along-side our partners such as the Wheat Ridge Business Association, Wheat Ridge 2020, Wheat Ridge Business District and the Wheat Ridge Housing Authority is making Wheat Ridge a premier location for business. For more infor-mation, contact Steve Art at 303-235-2806.

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In Arvada, the sentiment I love that place! is said often and proudly. Arvada is a community unlike many others. Arvada consistently competes with the larger metropolitan areas in the areas of business and commerce but retains its small-town charm that other suburbs cant replicate.

Thinking along those lines, and wanting to develop a stronger way to market and promote our beautiful city, the City of Arvada and the Arvada Chamber of Commerce are pleased to welcome the newly created Arvada Visitors Center (AVC). The AVC will serve as a resource for residents of Arvada and those guests visiting the area. Located in Historic Olde Town Arvada at 7305 Grandview Avenue, the AVC is primed to be a one-stop

shop for all activities, events and promotions happening in the area. The AVC employees will be able to provide recommendations about where to shop, eat and play in Denvers premier northwest suburb.

The decision by the Arvada City Council to support the Arvada Visitors Center demonstrates an investment in promoting information about our great community to visitors who will discover some of the assets that make Arvada such a great place to explore, said Mayor Marc Williams.

The AVC will offer a wealth of information (free of charge) to include maps, brochures, directories, local menus and special discounts and offers from area merchants. Secondarily, the Visitors Center will be working with local businesses and organizations to ensure Arvada is appropriately represented and positioned to attract major events, tournaments and competitions in the coming years. Relationships will be developed to create new

partnerships and promotions on a statewide and regional level to raise the overall level of awareness of our city and encourage guests to visit.

The AVC will also be managing a website and social media outlets to keep the information fl ow current. The new website, visitarvada.org, is set to launch in February.

We look forward to connecting with all local retailers, restaurants, and organizations. We encourage local businesses to stop by and say hello. The more we know about what exciting events and activities are taking place around town, the stronger the Visitors Center will be, said Jean Gordon, Executive Director.

The Arvada Visitors Center is open 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Monday Friday and 9:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. on the weekends. For more information about the Arvada Visitors Center, contact Jean Gordon at 720-898-3380 or [email protected]. Follow them online visitarvada.org, on Facebook (Arvada Visitors Center) or Twitter @visitarvada.

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mosphere make Spellbound Art unique. Here is what their customers are saying: Ive done several painting sessions at other studios, and Spellbound Art is simply the best! There was far less packing in like sardines, and far more personal help (if you need it)not to mention, good wine! Id highly recom-mend this place. More info: www.spellboundart.com or call 303-424-9776.

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Paws n Play is locally-owned and run by two pet lovers who are very involved in the community and big supporters of pet rescue. As we celebrate our 10th birth-day, we thank everyone who has supported Paws n Play.

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The Vista at Applewood Golf Course is proud to be Golden, Colorados newest event venue. With the recent 2012 extensive renovation, The Vista has been impec-cably designed to suit your event needs. If you are look-ing for picturesque elegance our venue is a great choice, no matter the event.

The Vista is truly one of the most unique venues in Golden, as our beautiful location offers panoramic views of the North and South Table Mountains and majes-tic sunsets from our private event deck. We offer light fare, buffets, and personal-ized plated menu selections. Our talented executive chef and professional service staff pride themselves on provid-

ing fi ne food and impec-cable service to make your event most memorable. The Vista is great for all types of special events including, but not limited to, the following: galas, golf tournaments, fun-draiser/silent auctions, baby showers, birthdays, bar/bat mitzvahs, quinceaera, re-hearsal dinners, post wed-ding brunch, anniversary celebrations, graduation parties, retirement parties, celebrations of life, and ath-letic banquets.

Is a wedding in your fu-ture? Exchange your I Dos in the newly landscaped cer-emony garden with custom arch and expansive views of the Table Mountains. After-ward, celebrate your marital bliss in the contemporary Vista Ballroom, which fea-tures panoramic fl oor to ceil-ing windows. Our catering professionals will make your planning process seamless with the utmost attention to detail from start to fi nish. Whether you are looking for a small and intimate event or a grand celebration for

240, let us be the beginning of your happily ever after.

We also truly understand corporate events, and our team is skilled at providing you an exceptional expe-rience. The warm setting provides a secluded venue for meetings and corporate events, such as: team-build-ing events, cocktail recep-tions, networking mixers, dinner meetings & seminars, and annual holiday parties. The Vista is equipped with audiovisual technology to al-low for corporate meetings to run smoothly with most types of presentations.

Located in Golden, Colo-rado just east of downtown Denver off of I-70 at the 32nd/Youngfi eld exit. Head north on 32nd and take the fi rst right in the round-a-bout and you will arrive at our location.

To book your event at The Vista at Applewood Golf Course, please call our Di-rector of Catering Sales Tara Lindsay at 303-278-6637 or [email protected].

The Vista at Applewood Golf Course

BizFACTSThe Golden Diner 700 12th St., GoldenFounded: 2009Owners: Mike and Simone Shormann

BizFACTSThe Vista at Applewood Golf Course 14001 W. 32nd Ave., GoldenFounded: 1961Remodeled: 2012

BizFACTSHomewatch CareGivers 12191 W. 64th Ave., Ste 309 ArvadaFounded: 1980Owners: Melinda Yeary & Arthur Sanchez

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The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities is one of the na-tions largest multidisciplinary cultural centers welcoming over 350,000 visitors a year to its 144,000 sq. ft. building. With award-win-ning theater, visual art exhibitions, outdoor amphitheater and classes for children and adults alike, the Arvada Center is recognized as a premiere venue for arts, culture, and education in the Rocky Moun-tain region. In recent years, the Ar-vada Center expanded its range of programming and regional base of support through creative collabo-rations and strategic alignments with cultural, civic and commer-cial organizations throughout the state. The Centers cooperative business approach has been dem-onstrated throughout the entire

organization, highlighting part-nerships in the Centers theaters, galleries, educational division and outdoor summer programming.

The Arvada Center is one of the largest employers in the City of Arvada operating with an annual $10M budget and employing over 300 people on a year round and seasonal basis. From administra-tion to education, visual and per-formance, many artists, actors, teachers and staff have helped the Center become one of the pre-miere venues for arts employment.

Coming into 2013, exciting changes are happening around the Center. The 526 seat Main Stage, home to award winning musicals upgraded with new theater seats offering better cushioning and support. The response has been terrifi c as patrons settled into an-other great season of theater.

The Centers Main Gallery is go-ing through a transition by replac-ing existing carpeting with pol-ished concrete fl ooring, making the area more aesthetically pleas-ing.

The most signifi cant change is the announcement of a new Ex-

ecutive Director. In February, the staff will welcome Philip C. Sneed to the top position at the Center. Sneed has an extensive arts back-ground, most recently serving as Producing Artistic Director at Col-orado Shakespeare Festival.

The Arvada Center provides the best in arts education with over 900 classes and well regarded spring and summer camps. The popular childrens theater program is cur-rently offering No Dogs Allowed which will be seen by as many as 1,000 school children daily. Many students stay after the show to par-ticipate in an Arts Day program - a fun, educational hands on experi-ence that enhances their theater experience. In 2011 more than 35,000 children participated in Arts Day or an Outreach program that goes directly into schools.

The Arvada Center Education division includes integrated pro-gramming that provides young artists the opportunity to receive advance training. The Drama Academy offers students instruc-tion in all aspects of theater arts. Last fall, the Center launched a new initiative, the Arvada Center

Theater Academy Company, an in-tensive program offering students the opportunity to work alongside professional educators.

Young dancers eagerly sign up for training in ballet, jazz and modern dance offered through the Dance Academy and perform in spring recitals each year. Aspir-ing musicians study with the Front Range Youth Symphony Orchestra, an enhancement to school music programs offering advanced train-ing in symphony and chamber orchestras and concert strings. Students perform three annual concerts on the Main Stage.

The Arvada Center is recognized for the quality of its shows created at the Center and was recently awarded Best Season for a Theatre Company from the Colorado The-atre Guild. The theaters popular series averages 5,700+ season sub-scribers. The current season con-tinues with the musical, Man of La Mancha, followed by the hilarious play Dividing the Estate and clos-ing with the whodunit musical comedy Curtains in July. The up-coming season will be announced in spring and promises to be fi lled

with great selections for all theater enthusiasts.

The Galleries at the Center offer some of the best visual art in the region and the current exhibition is no exception. Art of the State, a juried exhibition of 160 Colorado artists is showing in all three galler-ies (over 10,000 sq. ft.). In April, the 42nd Annual Jefferson Foundation High School Art Exhibition will fea-ture works from Jefferson County high schools.

The Arvada Center is home to the Arvada History Museum. The museum offers the opportunity for visitors to learn about the history of Arvada through its extensive col-lection of artifacts and displays.

The popular CenterFest Sum-mer Series returns to the 1,600 seat amphitheater. CenterFest pro-vides collaborative opportunities to area performing arts groups to perform in a beautiful outdoor set-ting. Concerts will also heat up the amphitheater with national acts produced by Nobody In Particular Presents.

Its an exciting year at the Arvada Center! BizFACTSArvada Center for the Artsand Humanities 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., ArvadaFounded: July 4, 1976Owner: City of Arvada

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THANKS to the Arvada patrons who have supported Sooper Credit Union

throughout the years.

We appreciate your loyalty and look forward to serving you well

into the future.

303-427-5005 www.soopercu.org 1-888-SOOPER-1



In 1964, Mountain Vista was opened in response to the need for nursing home care in Colorados Wheat Ridge area. Initially, Moun-tain Vista served 90 residents in the newly constructed Health Care Center. Over the years, we have contin-ued to grow in order to meet the needs of the outside community. We have added affordable cottages that of-fer residents all the benefi ts of independent living with-out the hassles of yard work and home maintenance. These one and two bedroom apartments surround a won-derful clubhouse, a hub for activities and social events.

We also offer Assisted Liv-ing care where residents can relax in the privacy of their own apartment or socialize with friends at meals and activities knowing that as-sistance is always available should they need it.

Short term Rehabilita-tion is one of our areas of expertise, offering residents access to physical, occupa-tional and speech therapies. Our newly remodeled Tran-sitional Care Unit (TCU) comes with many amenities, including a new 1400 square foot gym with state-of-the- art equipment as well as private rooms and private dining. All of our rehabilita-tion programs are designed with the goal of getting resi-dents back home as quickly as possible.

We continue to offer long term care in our Health Cen-ter, as always and we also have two uniquely designed secured memory care neighborhoods for those residents with Alzheimers

disease or other forms of

dementia. Mountain Vista

has earned an outstanding

reputation for quality, com-

passionate care in the com-

munity we have been serv-

ing for almost 50 years! Our

staff takes pride in providing

nurturing support and go-

ing the extra mile to create

a home like environment

for each resident.

Here at Mountain Vista,

you can choose the lifestyle

that best fi ts your needs

and you can take comfort

in knowing that warm and

caring neighbors, residents

and staff, alike are waiting to

welcome you. Can we show

you what we have to offer?

Please call 303-421-4161 to

arrange a tour today! Moun-

tain Vista is a non-profi t

Continuing Care Retirement

Community that is owned

and operated by American

Baptist Homes of the Mid-

west.

Not just an old folks home

Originally created to serve the needs of King Soopers employees, Sooper Credit Union provides convenient and rewarding fi nancial ser-vices to over 450 select em-ployee groups in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico.

Throughout 2012, Sooper Credit Union expanded their product line, adding student loans and emerging as the fi rst solar-garden lender in the country. Additionally, the Mountain West Credit Union Association recog-nized Sooper Credit Union as the Credit Union of the Year for the $100 to $500 mil-lion category. Sooper Credit Union was chosen from a pool of over 40 credit unions

on the basis of fi nancial strength and performance, new services to members, new activities or programs, innovation, and legislative and grassroots advocacy.

In addition to providing its members with conve-nient products and ser-vices, Sooper Credit Union strives to continually serve the communities in which it operates. In 2011, Sooper Credit Union became the title sponsor for the Summer Wine Classic - a wine event that raises money to sup-port Stride. Stride is a Lake-wood nonprofi t that serves over 150 families in Jefferson County. They offer fi nancial, career and education coun-seling to low-income and homeless families. They also provide housing assistance to these families as they help them work to become self-suffi cient and attain middle class status.

According to Mike Litzau, Executive Vice President of Corporate at Sooper Credit Union, the partnership be-

tween Sooper Credit Union and Stride was a perfect match. Strides mission to provide families with servic-es and a personalized plan to attain economic indepen-dence and break the cycle of poverty goes hand in hand with the credit union philosophy. Credit Unions as a whole have a motto of people helping people and thats exactly what Stride is all about.

The Summer Wine Classic is an annual event presented by Stride and Sooper Credit Union. Held at Balistreri Vineyards in Arvada on June 28, 2013, the event offers hors doeuvres, wine tast-ing and the chance to make a difference in the lives of struggling Denver families.

For more information about Sooper Credit Union or their products and servic-es, visit www.soopercu.org or call 303-427-5005 (toll-free at 1-888-SOOPER-1).

Sooper Credit Union,Better By Every Account

BizFACTSMountain VistaRetirement Community 4800 Tabor St., Wheat RidgeFounded: 1964Owners: American Baptist Homes of the Midwest

BizFACTSSooper Credit Union 5005 W. 60th Ave., ArvadaFounded: 1951President/CEO: Dan Kester

Its an exciting year at the Arvada Center!

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Carol's Collectibles8250 West 80th Ave, #10 Arvada

Open noon - 5pm Tuesday - Saturday

303-420-0752Appointments Welcome

Buy One Get the Second for 1/2 Off Precious Moments Webkinz

Walt Disney Classics Cherished Teddies Jim Shore Kitchen Fairies Italian Charms

Excludes Hummel Figurines. Expires 2/28/13

FREE DECONSTRUCTION SERVICES!Habitat for Humanity of Metro

Denvers professional team carefully removes items from

homes or project sites for resale at Habitats ReStore Home

Improvement Outlets.

303-960-4811HabitatDenverDeconstruction.org

Located at 13000 W. 43rd Dr., Golden, CO 80403Phone: (303) 425-7531 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.jkroofing.com

Family owned and operated since 1984.J & K Roofing is committed to this community and intend to support it for decades to come!

Call, email us or visit our website for afree roofing estimate!


February 14, 2013

28 years ago, Carol began

Carols Collectibles out of

her own love of collectibles and her desire to share that enjoyment with others. To-day, she is one of only 3 col-lectible retailers in the Den-ver area and she carries all of the major collectibles in-cluding the largest selection of Jim Shore and Precious Moments in the metro area. Please visit Carols Collect-ibles in Arvada for this one

of a kind sale on a wide se-

lection of gifts, and one of a

kind items through February

only. Carols customers are

number one, so she offers

them personalized service,

custom orders and layaway

to make their love of collect-

ing as easy and fulfi lling as

possible. If Carol does not

have it, she will fi nd it!

Carols Collectibles:Wonderful and unusual gifts

Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver offers free deconstruction services to local homeowners and busi-nesses. Habitats profes-sionally led team works with

homeowners to identify salvageable materials prior to remodeling, and then carefully removes cabinetry, appliances and other house-hold items. All donated ma-terials are tax deductible and are resold at Habitats Restore Home Improvement Outlets, with all profi ts ben-efi ting the construction of affordable homes for low-income families in metro Denver. Learn more at www.HabitatDenverDeconstruc-tion.org. For a project con-sultation or to schedule

a preview, contact Corey Biechele at 303-960-4811 or [email protected].

Habitat also accepts ma-terial donations at its three ReStore locations in Denver, Wheat Ridge and Littleton. Additionally, the ReStores offer a free pickup service for larger donations. To learn more about Habitats Re-Stores visit www.habitatden-verrestores.org. To schedule a donations pickup, call the ReStore donations hotline at 303-421-5300 or email [email protected].

Habitat for Humanity Offers DeconstructionServices and Donation Pickups

Yes!!!Finding the right roofi ng

contractor for your project is a very important deci-sion. Since 1984, J & K Roof-ing has roofed over 25,000 structures in the metro Denver and other Front Range communities. We are a family owned and op-erated company, that takes pride in our experience and commitment to customer service. Since we started, it has been our familys dream to build our own building. After 28 years of hard work that dream was realized in July of 2012. We now work out of our state of the art, 11,000 square foot facility. We are extremely proud to

be a part of this community and intend on supporting it for decades to come.

We are very proud of our sales and offi ce staff. Our sales representatives have been trained to evaluate storm damage and in navi-gating the insurance claims process. They take all the re-sponsibility involved in ob-taining an insurance claim. It is our goal to ensure that our clients receive a fair set-tlement from the insurance carrier. Our offi ce staff pro-vides support to our sales team and customers. They are always available to help

answer any questions that may arise.

J & K Roofi ng is BBB ac-credited and we are listed with Tom Martinos Trou-bleshooter Network as well as Team Dave Logan. We would encourage everyone to visit our website at www.jkroofi ng.com, and see what our customers have to say about our company and the quality of workmanship that we provide. Customer satis-faction is one of our greatest attributes and we are proud to provide our clients with a roofi ng experience that is second to none!

Family owned AND local.really??!!!!BizFACTSJ&K Roo ng, Inc. 13000 W. 43rd Dr., GoldenFounded: 1984Managing Partner: Randy James

BizFACTSCarols Collectibles 8250 W. 80th Ave., #10 ArvadaFounded: 1987Owner: Carol Hastie

Services and Donation PickupsBizFACTSHabitat for Humanity ofMetro Denver 3245 Eliot St., DenverFounded: 1979

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(303) 424-6550(800) 659-4656 TTY

6550 Yank Way Arvada, CO 80004www.springwoodretirement.com

Love your loved ones.

Enjoy Valentines Day in your new home where you can love your life and pay only $14 for your first month*.You can enjoy all the things you once loved to do, and well take care of the details.

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Carols Collectibles:Wonderful and unusual gifts

Habitat for Humanity Offers DeconstructionServices and Donation Pickups

Springwood Retirement Cam-pus in Arvada is a Continuum of Care Retirement Campus designed for independent adults and offer-ing maintenance and worry free lifestyles. The community plan-ners and builders tried to think of everything an active older adult might hope to fi nd in a retirement community. For 27 years seniors have enjoyed exceptional quality living.

Springwood residents enjoy in-teresting lifestyle programs and planned activities, dining room meals prepared by award win-ning Culinary Director and Chef Fred Batchelor, scheduled trans-portation, beautiful walking paths throughout the park like campus,

and an experienced management team.

Springwood Retirement Cam-pus is the only retirement com-munity in Arvada that supports the various stages of senior life: Retire-ment Living, Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care.

Residents of Springwood and their families are able to choose from fi ve different senior living op-tions. If their needs change in the future, they can easily move from one type of lifestyle on the campus to another. From homey Cottages and The Fountains Apartments, to the Springwood full-service Independent Living Apartments, there are many choices for the independent senior. When more care is needed the Assisted Living community Nightingale Suites and the Alzheimers care community Nightingale Lane provide the sup-port to continue living a quality life.

Recently residents of Spring-wood took a trip to Idaho Springs on the brand new luxury coach. Transported in style, they viewed

the fall colors and had a wonder-ful picnic in the park. The trip was full of laughter and good times. We get to do the things we love and Springwood takes care of the details, said resident Eleanore Starcher.

Upcoming events include a free seminar on Navigating Lifes Tran-sitions. It will be Feb 21 at 7:00pm in the Activity Room at Spring-wood. Call (303) 903-5322 for more information and to RSVP

Experience our welcoming com-

munity for yourself. Call today to schedule a delicious complimen-tary lunch and tour of the Spring-wood Campus. Call (303) 424-6550 and ask for Susan, Margaret or Jill. Visit our website at www. Spring-woodretirement.com.

Springwood: A Rock in the Community for 27 yearsBizFACTSSpringwood Retirement Campus 6550 Yank Way, ArvadaFounded: 1986Marketing Director: Susan Walker

Since July 1, 2012, AT&T has been the new state relay provider for Relay Colorado, a free public service that enables people with a hearing or speech loss to com-municate with standard telephone users using a text telephone or other assistive device such as a captioned phone. The conversa-tion is relayed between the two parties by a specially trained Relay Communications Assistant. AT&T employs a highly skilled and expe-rienced team of Communication Assistants, and offers an integrated

combination of service and tech-nology for the citizens of Colorado.

For more than 26 years lon-ger than any other relay provider in the industry AT&T has been connecting relay users with their world. During this time, AT&T has consistently provided innovative, reliable, high-quality relay services and excellent customer service. Today, AT&Ts commitment to be the best relay provider continues, just as it did when the company handled its fi rst relay call in Janu-ary 1987.

AT&T has vast experience in working with all sectors of busi-nessincluding state govern-ments and their agencies as well as citizens and advocacy groups. AT&T works closely with the Colo-rado Public Utilities Commission to ensure the best customer expe-rience for traditional relay users.

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