Centennial voters will soon decide whether to raise the City’s sales and use tax by one percentage point to fund transportation infrastructure and Public Works services. This Community Matters article breaks down what the measure would fund, why the City says additional revenue is needed, and the questions residents may want to consider before voting.

Kick off October with a smarter household reset. This week’s Centennial SMARTS shows how to clear out old electronics, protect personal data, review forgotten subscriptions, organize cold-weather essentials, and make better use of Centennial recycling resources, all in about an hour.

As Centennial shifts into cozy season, a few well-chosen cleaning tasks can make your whole home feel fresher. In this week’s My Clean feature, Rubi shares five smart places to focus your fall reset, from the entryway and baseboards to the refrigerator, kitchen, and the cozy spaces your family will use most. It is a practical, low-stress way to prepare your home for more time indoors without turning seasonal cleaning into an all-day marathon.

The Broncos are proving they can battle back when games get difficult. After two straight comeback victories, Denver now faces a new challenge on the road against an unbeaten San Francisco team. Here’s what Centennial fans should watch as the Broncos try to turn resilience into consistency.

Denver author Peter Heller’s The Dog Stars is a haunting Colorado story about survival, grief, companionship, and the question of what makes life worth rebuilding. Set along the Front Range, this powerful novel invites Centennial readers to reflect on hope, resilience, nature, and the extraordinary bond between a man and his dog.

Discover what’s happening around Centennial, Colorado, September 30 through October 6, 2026. This week’s Local Happenings includes cultural events, a Women in Tech breakfast, Medicare education, electronics recycling, a fall festival, career resources, and an upcoming City Council public hearing.

This week’s Centennial Weekly Pulse explores the local decisions shaping everyday life, including the proposed 2027–2028 City budget, transportation funding, graywater rules, annexation and zoning, and fall fire safety across Centennial.

Step inside one of Centennial’s hidden creative gems. Meet artist and curator Patricia Aaron and discover how Blue Sky IDEA Art Studio & Gallery is bringing contemporary art, exhibitions, workshops, artists, and community together right here in Centennial.

Mid-September is the perfect time to tackle a few small home and yard tasks before Colorado’s colder weather arrives. This week’s Centennial SMARTS shares practical ways to clear fall debris, reduce drafts, inspect gutters, plan sprinkler winterization, and take advantage of local recycling resources, all while saving time and money

A Centennial teen’s homemade pet care and babysitting flyer sparks a bigger conversation about how difficult it can be for young people to find their first job. This article explores the challenges teens face, the value of early work experience, and how neighbors can help create meaningful opportunities close to home.

Fall is one of the best times to set your Centennial landscape up for success. This practical guide covers tree care, perennial prep, spring bulbs, mulching, watering, and other smart autumn tasks for 80015, with a local spotlight on Nick’s Nursery for plants, supplies, and Colorado-specific gardening help.

After Centennial Pulse raised questions about traffic and pedestrian safety on Smoky Hill Road, petition organizer Beverly Bennett reached out with an urgent follow-up: what will actually move Centennial to act? With four fatalities, repeated public comment, media coverage and a Change.org petition nearing 900 signatures, this article examines the gap between concern and visible progress, and what residents can do next.

From Aurora to Denver and beyond, this 2026 pumpkin patch guide highlights some of the best places near Centennial for corn mazes, fall festivals, wagon rides, family activities, and picture-perfect pumpkins. Save the dates now and start planning your Colorado fall adventures.

This week’s Centennial Weekly Pulse looks beyond the event calendar to the issues shaping everyday life in Centennial, including e-bike safety, water use, community growth, housing, infrastructure and how residents can make their voices heard.

Discover one of Centennial’s newest neighborhood gems on S Odessa, where a traditional lending library now has a four-legged companion. The new Bones, Balls & Barks Lending Library adds a playful twist to community sharing, giving neighbors a place to exchange books, dog toys, balls, and other pup-friendly finds while building connection one small gesture at a time.

Meet Rubi, the owner of My Clean, a Centennial-area housekeeping company built on trust, flexibility, professionalism and genuine care for the people it serves. From customized residential cleaning to deep cleans, move-in and move-out services and commercial spaces, Rubi and her team meet clients where they are, offering as much or as little help as each household needs. In this Centennial Business Spotlight, discover the story behind My Clean, the values that guide Rubi’s team and why this local business is earning loyal customers throughout the community.

Stay connected to Centennial, Colorado, with this week’s local updates for September 2–8, 2026, including new e-bike regulations, Labor Day schedules, library programs, Centennial Center Park activities and upcoming community events.

Stay connected to Centennial, Colorado, for the week of September 2–8, 2026. This week’s roundup covers new e-bike regulations, Labor Day pool hours, current burn restrictions, fall recreation opportunities and a preview of the upcoming Centennial Chalk Art Festival.

Four people have lost their lives near a short stretch of Smoky Hill Road since 2024. As Centennial works toward its Vision Zero goals, residents are asking what meaningful road-safety action should look like now. This article examines the facts, the City’s existing commitments, and practical ways residents can help push for safer streets, clearer answers, and greater transparency.

Discover five practical August tips designed to help Centennial homeowners save time, reduce household costs and make everyday life a little easier. From local rebates and city services to sprinkler checks, wildfire awareness and safe household cleanup, these simple steps can create meaningful savings and a better-functioning home.

Discover simple ways to strengthen Centennial through timely library updates, local volunteer opportunities, welcoming community events and Colorado’s 150th birthday celebrations. This week’s Community Board makes it easier to share, support and show up close to home.

Centennial’s first full week of August brings civic updates, back-to-school momentum, final summer outings and the return of Centennial Under the Stars. Discover what’s happening, what’s ahead and simple ways to stay connected across the community.

Colorado author Patricia Raybon’s All That Is Secret blends an absorbing murder mystery with the overlooked history of 1923 Denver. This Centennial-focused review explores faith, courage, racial injustice, and one determined woman’s search for truth in a city filled with buried secrets.

Centennial offers residents multiple ways to engage with their community this week.

The Centennial Council of Neighborhoods meets Monday at Trails Recreation Center, providing a space to share concerns and discuss citywide updates.

Tuesday features a Senior Commission meeting at the YMCA Center of Generations and a District 4 community gathering, while the Open Space Advisory Board spotlights local parks and trails at City Hall.

On Wednesday, a free workshop at The Space by Arapahoe Libraries will clarify trash container rules.

District 2 council members welcome residents Thursday at MorningStar Senior Living.

Smoky Hill Library hosts storytimes, an English Conversation Circle, and a family drum event throughout the week, plus its Summer Reading program ends July 31.

Colorado’s 150th birthday will be celebrated Saturday with festivities at the State Capitol and Highlands Ranch Town Center, inviting everyone to join.

Centennial, Colorado pulses with basketball passion, as neighbors gather to relive and debate legendary NBA five-year runs that have transformed the league.

Local fans can’t stop talking about Nikola Jokić’s recent postseason heroics, drawing bold comparisons to icons like Michael Jordan, LeBron James, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

In bustling sports bars and recreation centers, conversations center on whether Wilt Chamberlain’s stats eclipse Bill Russell’s titles, while debates spark over Giannis Antetokounmpo’s impact versus Magic Johnson and Larry Bird’s style.

Youth coaches note how legends—Curry’s vision, Jordan’s footwork, LeBron’s resilience—inspire Centennial’s next generation.

With thriving basketball camps, new facilities, and late-night pickup games, NBA greatness echoes in every gym and park.

In Centennial, the shadow of legendary runs inspires pride and the belief that tomorrow’s stars are dribbling among them.

Discover what’s happening in and around Centennial during the week of July 27 through August 2, including community meetings, library programs, family activities, live music, outdoor fun and Colorado’s 150th birthday celebration.

Colorado’s housing challenges are helping shape a new national strategy. Learn how federal reforms could affect housing supply, affordability, development and homeownership opportunities in Centennial.

Discover what’s happening in Centennial, Colorado, during the week of July 20, 2026, including local events, City meetings, business resources, library activities, community programs and important summer safety updates.

Discover the local businesses, entrepreneurs, and organizations that are helping shape Centennial through innovation, exceptional service, and community impact.

Not sure where to begin with Harlan Coben’s twist-filled Netflix collection? This Centennial Pulse watch guide breaks down all 13 adaptations by Netflix release date, book publication and story connection, with recommendations for first-time viewers and devoted mystery fans.