The first and most significant newspaper in the Russian language in the state of Colorado, USA, is published weekly on Fridays and distributed in the cities of the Denver metropolitan area.

The rapid growth of the Russian-speaking community in Colorado has created a need for a printed publication in Russian that can support developing businesses and provide information to new immigrants, who are limited in their knowledge of English, about key events in the cultural and business life of the state.

In the mid-1990s, the newspaper 'Gorizont' became a primary source of information for Colorado residents interested in events in Russia and America. For many readers, it is through the translations in the newspaper that American news becomes accessible.

Publications in 'Gorizont' describing the peculiarities of life in America help Russian-speaking immigrants better adapt to new conditions. Literary works, historical essays, and articles about the cultural life of Russia contribute to the preservation of language and culture within the immigrant community. For many years, the newspaper has published materials about outstanding representatives of the Russian-speaking community in Colorado, telling stories of compatriots who have achieved success in their new lives. Historical essays are dedicated to the memories of World War II veterans living in the state.

'Gorizont' is also the organizer of annual contests and awards, such as the 'Gorizont Literary Contest,' the beauty contest 'Russian Beauty of Colorado, Miss Gorizont,' 'Person of the Year, Russian Star of Denver,' and the 'Diana Dvorkina Literary Award.'

The newspaper 'Gorizont' is distributed for free in all Russian shops and Russian-speaking businesses in the state of Colorado.