We would like to thank our readers for the incredible support and momentum that AboutBoulder.com has received since our debut launch two years ago. AboutBoulder.com is your one-stop site for “Everything Boulder”. The site has sustained significant and steady growth since the beginning, most substantially this past year from August 2014 to September 2015. In […]

Forever committed to the community of Boulder County, About Boulder is pleased to announce a new rentable truck at the McGuckin’s parking lot as part of our new partnership with eGo CarShare! When you need to bring something a little to big to carry home, or cannot fit it in your car, you can now […]

Halloween is getting closer and the themed parties are becoming more frequent. Haunted houses and ghost tours abound.  Weekends are drenched with costumes and fake blood and everyone seems to be getting into the spirit.  Jack-O-Lanterns line the streets with fake spider webs adorning doorways. Fun events are everywhere. Want a night of cheek? The […]

As part of their business plan to give back to the community, AboutBoulder’s founder Scott Armstrong will be presenting a check for $300 to the nonprofit organization Greenwood Wildlife Rehabilitation Center on behalf of their new advertiser Karing Kind, Boulder’s first recreational marijuana dispensary.  Dylan Donaldson, who founded Karing Kind to provide organic top shelf medicine to […]

Do you feel like there just isn’t enough time to spend time with those you love? Or maybe even feeling guilty enjoying that free time with your family because there is too much “stuff” to get done?! Well, we’ve all seen in the movies how Iron Man’s assistant JARVIS not only helps him get out […]

Do you feel like there just isn’t enough time to spend time with those you love? Or maybe even feeling guilty enjoying that free time with your family because there is too much “stuff” to get done?! Well, we’ve all seen in the movies how Iron Man’s assistant JARVIS not only helps him get out […]

Here are some of our favorite fall photos:      

After facing the devastating floods that began on September 11, the result of an eight-day period in which The National Weather Service reported between 7 and 18 inches of rain, Boulder County has maintained its resolve and continues to rebuild. After the natural disaster, which destroyed approximately 2,000 homes, cut off entire towns, and washed […]