by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Aug/Sep 2006, Profile
Becky Kourlis’ goal is to make the legal system more accessible and user-friendly. Her biography reads like something out of a novel — highly respected lawyer and judge, civic-minded volunteer, civil and human rights advocate, devoted wife and mother. Did we fail to...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Aug/Sep 2006, Upfront
Denver’s women play key roles in historic preservation efforts. In Denver, historic preservation has become fashionable in recent years: What’s old is new again. Old is funky, and funky is cool. Gritty, crumbling urban landscapes, once barren and unimaginable as...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Aug/Sep 2006, Family Issues
Mourning is something you do. Recently I wrote an article about dying, focusing on my mother’s death, which occurred Dec. 28th. Little did I know when I was writing about her death around the 15th of January that Bob Stauber’s death was only nine days...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Aug/Sep 2006, Dollars & Sense
Teaching children about money. Ask a child where money comes from, and he’s likely to answer, “Mom,” “Dad” or “a machine.” Much like the old question “Where does milk come from?” and city kids’ common response, “the store,” many children today have little notion about...
by Denver Woman | May 7, 2015 | Aug/Sep 2006, Travel
You’ll find them in Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains and Gatlinburg. Looking for a different summer or fall escape, one that blends the great outdoors with culture and history? Then look no further than Tennessee’s Great Smoky Mountains. This spring I had...
