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The last vacant parcel at 4050 N. Colorado Blvd. May 31, 2023.

An out-of-focus fence in the foreground patterns the image of a green and yellow field with homes rising on the horizon.

The Park Hill Golf Course is closed, fenced off and yellowing. Aug. 6, 2024.

A mostly yellow field with mostly living trees on it, and one prominent dead one. A fence is visible in the bottom of the frame, blocking entrance.

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Mayor Johnston meets with neighborhood group leaders to drum up support for Vibrant Denver bond

Denver voters rejected housing and a ‘free’ park. The public may pay $70M for a bigger park, instead

Park Hill could one day have a $200M park, but the deal’s not done

Hundreds of affordable apartments approved for Colorado Boulevard

North Park Hill flooded as water rushed from McAuliffe International to Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard

A new lawsuit aims to put the Park Hill Golf Club in the hands of a for-profit company

Despite national trend, homes in Denver’s redlined areas have gone up in value

Denver plans to buy Park Hill Golf Club for $21 million; golf unlikely to survive there

From Lowry to Stapleton: Denver plans 2 miles of connected bike lanes and sidewalks

Activists fear city, nonprofit working to replace golf with development and flood control in Park Hill

Two new Denver homeless shelters set to open in Northeast Park Hill

$10 million project could bring Little Man Ice Cream concept to South Park Hill retail center