For the wildlife and film lovers that missed the first weekend of the first annual Rocky Mountain Wildlife Film Festival, the festival continues tomorrow, May 27, through Sunday May 29.

Below is the first in a two-part series about radioactive risk management in Japan following March’s earthquake and tsunami. MGA’s Kip Cheroutes is the director of an eight-year education program for Japanese teachers of English, funded by Japan’s Ministry of Education. He has traveled throughout Japan, including Tohoku, and has conducted business there in government, university and business settings.

When spring arrives, I always think about the swimming pools opening soon. For 10 years up through high school, I was a competitive swimmer in breaststroke. (I later learned my siblings and I each had to learn how to swim and play piano because my mom couldn’t do either.)

Last night, we were honored by the Colorado Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) for our outstanding commitment to the public relations industry and successful special event and social media programs.

By Molly Osadjan

I recently attended TedxMileHigh, an educational program that was independently organized by various members of the Mile High community. The topic of the conference was inspired citizenship, and inspiring it was.