Correction: The show mentioned in "Red Sky Roots" is tonight at the Fox Theatre, not Boulder Theater. We regret the error.

Reese Lightning: Last time Greeley school board member Brett Reese was in the news [2], he was accusing the late Martin Luther King Jr. of being a "communist" and "sexual degenerate." This time, the fingers are pointing at Reese: His fellow school board members are talking about censuring him for alleged sexual harassment and public drunkenness during a board meeting (Tribune [3]). Reese has issued a statement [4] denying the claims.

Westboro-Free: Ponderosa High School had been bracing and preparing for the infamous picketers [5] of Westboro Baptist Church at this morning's graduation ceremony, but yesterday the group cancelled plans for three Denver-area protests "due to transportation issues" (Ed News Colorado [6]). Westword [7] doesn't buy it.

Dolphins Fans Want...Orton? Ever since Tim Tebow came to town, Denver Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton has fallen into his shadow. Would he get more love in Miami (Westword [8])?

Red Sky Roots: The Fray, arguably one of the most successful bands to come out of Colorado, may or may not be playing a show at the Fox Theatre tonight (wink, wink) ahead of their opening gig for U2 on Saturday at Invesco Field (Westword [9]). Less vague is Colorado's part in helping shape U2 into the megaband it is today (Post [10]).

Records Aren't Made to Last 74 Years: Greeley Central High School senior Zach Krieger knew he could top the school's record in the 400 meters—a record that was set in 1937. And he did (Tribune [11]).