Surprise, Colorado: The guy who sold all those “NATIVE” stickers is a transplant
Eric Glade is a transplant, but that didn't stop him from printing an estimated 1 million Colorado "NATIVE" bumper stickers.
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Esteban L. Hernandez is back in Colorado and reporting for Denverite
Esteban L. Hernandez grew up in Aurora and went to CU for journalism. He's joining us to write about Colorado politics, the suburbs, a bit of city government here and there, and other stories around Denver.
Allan Tellis has joined the Denverite team as a reporter
Allan Tellis joins us after freelancing in the area for a couple of years after graduating from the University of Colorado-Boulder.
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Ashley Dean is Denverite’s new assistant editor
Ashley has been with Denverite from the very beginning as our dining and culture reporter, and we wanted a quick chance to re-introduce her to you.
The government brought Native Americans to Denver after World War II — and their community is still recovering
Since 1970, the Denver Indian Center has provided a base for Native Americans to find their footing and move ahead.
Where have all the Colorado natives gone?
Here's three maps that show what Colorado's native situation looks like.
People born in Colorado make up less than half of the state’s population
Denverite's Chart of the Week looks at native vs. transplant Coloradans.
