Wheat Ridge Transcript

Wheat Ridge Transcript

The "Wheat Ridge Transcript Newspaper" is a weekly newspaper that serves the community of Wheat Ridge, Colorado. The newspaper is owned by Mile high newspapers. Originally the "Jefferson County Transcript", it has been published since 1982.


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