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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Trails, Sunshine, and Flatirons Views

Boulder’s Dog of the Day brings us a truly stunning moment — a beautiful Boulder woman and her loyal companion enjoying a crisp day with the Flatirons rising behind them, dusted with early-season snow. It’s the kind of scene that reminds you why Boulder is one of the most breathtaking dog-friendly cities in the country. […]

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Boulder Breakfast Buzz: Five Real Local Favorites Students and Locals Love

Boulder mornings carry their own kind of electricity. The sun lifts over the Flatirons, the air feels crisp, and the whole town seems to stretch awake with purpose. Whether you’re heading to class, tackling a full workday, grabbing your hiking boots, or easing into a slow weekend, a great breakfast sets the tone. To help […]

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Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day: St. Malo’s Chapel Just Outside Boulder

Epic Outdoor Picture of the Day: St. Malo’s Chapel Just Outside Boulder Just outside Boulder, along one of Colorado’s most scenic drives, stands a structure as timeless and dramatic as the mountains that surround it. St. Malo’s Chapel on the Rock, officially known as St. Catherine of Siena Chapel, sits perched on a natural stone […]

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Boulder Colorado’s Top Kid-Friendly Hikes

Best Trails for Kids in Boulder, Colorado: Top Tycoon Trails for Young Adventurers Boulder is one of the most family-friendly outdoor destinations in the country, and nothing proves it more than its incredible network of kid-approved hiking trails. Whether you’re looking for an easy stroll, a nature-filled afternoon, or a short adventure to burn off […]

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Boulder and the Layoff Wave: What Record U.S. Job Cuts Mean for Our Community

Layoff announcements across the country have surged to their highest levels since the early pandemic years, and the headlines are hard to ignore. National employers are trimming teams, tightening budgets, and recalibrating after years of rapid expansion. According to the latest Challenger, Gray & Christmas report, job cuts this year are approaching levels not seen […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: Beta at the Park

Beta is today’s Boulder’s Dog of the Day, and this lively pup is soaking in every minute at one of Boulder’s favorite dog parks. With ears perked, eyes bright, and that classic ready-to-play stance, Beta is scanning the horizon for friends — old, new, and soon-to-be. Whether Beta is a boy or girl doesn’t matter; […]

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Faces of Boulder: Climbing Edition – Training for the Peaks

On a perfect blue-sky Boulder afternoon, this dedicated climber set up his crash pad, chalked his hands, and locked into full focus. It’s the kind of scene that defines Boulder’s outdoor spirit — everyday athletes pushing themselves, training on local rock, and getting stronger for the bigger peaks and higher walls that await. With his […]

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Boulder Winter Cinnamon-Apple Pancakes: The Warm Breakfast Students Love

Winter mornings in Boulder have a way of slowing everything down. The foothills turn a soft purple at sunrise, the air feels crisp enough to bite, and students shuffle across campus bundled in jackets and hoodies. When the cold settles in this deeply, Boulder reaches for the kind of breakfast that brings real warmth and […]

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Boulder’s Best Winter Lunch: Roasted Butternut Squash Soup

When cold weather sweeps into Boulder, people naturally reach for something warm, comforting, and nourishing. This year, one dish has quietly become the unofficial favorite lunch around town: roasted butternut squash soup. It’s simple, clean, colorful, and exactly the kind of wholesome bowl Boulderites crave once temperatures drop below freezing. Butternut squash soup fits Boulder’s […]

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