The Westy

The Missing Piece: Exploring a Puzzle Paradise in Historic Westminster

Westminster Exempts Essential Items from Sales Tax

Community Input Wanted for Former Moore Middle School Property

Why Does My Water Taste Different in the Fall?

It’s called turnover! Some of you may notice that your water tastes a little different in early to mid October. Don’t worry—that’s normal! Usually around October of each year, turnover begins at Standley Lake, which is a seasonal change between summer and winter when water from the bottom of the lake naturally rises to… Read more
Check the Tape: Westminster’s Champion Apple Tree

The Semper apple tree at Westminster’s Semper-Allison Farm has survived harsh conditions and over a century of change since it was planted in the 1880s. Once Colorado’s largest apple tree, it is now third in state rankings. The community values its historical significance and actively preserves it through local initiatives. Read more
Penny-farthing Paul

Paul Brekus, a 72-year-old Westminster resident, enjoys riding his penny-farthing bicycle, delighting passersby and documenting his rides using the Strava app. Despite its challenging design, he has logged over 200,000 miles, promoting outdoor activity and inspiring others to enjoy nature throughout Westminster’s extensive trail network. Read more
The Pantry Problem: Food Access in Westminster

Rising grocery costs and limited food access are reshaping how Westminster residents shop, cook, and find support. This story explores the challenges families face, the crucial role of local food pantries, and the creative strategies people use to stretch every dollar while building a more connected, resilient community. Read more