With a string of illnesses and vaping related deaths in the last few months, the public has been turning a harsh eye towards all vaping products, including marijuana products. Several vaping related illnesses have been seen in Colorado, and nearly all of the patients were using a combination of tobacco and marijuana products. The source […]

1. American International Film and Art Festival at Boulder Public Library 10/18 to 10/20 This weekend kicks off the American International Film and Art Festival in Boulder with a beautiful showcase of independent art and cinema from around the world. Day 2 on the 19th is a free event and will include: Bohemian Biergarten: Free […]

A new study put together by Quote Wizard ranked U.S. cities to see who really has the worst driver. Drivers were ranked based on accidents, speeding tickets, DUIs, and citations that were reported throughout the year. Denver landed a top ten…or rather bottom ten, spot at number 8 for worst drivers in the nation. Colorado […]

The Google Fellowship Program aims to help nonprofits and governments through a Google team experienced in product management, software engineering and UX design skills to provide up to six months of pro bono work for the city. This program will help underserved neighborhoods and people gain access to city services and programs online that are […]

1. BUKU with ESSEKS, FRQNCY, YOKO B2B OPTICS at Fox Theatre Doors: 8:30 pm, show: 9 pm Per Buku’s website, “With a menacing grasp on sound design and music theory, Buku combines deceptively simple and emotive melodies, laden with resounding low-end and intricate drum patterns. With a love of drums rooted early in his childhood, […]

Colorado’s oldest craft brewery, Boulder Beer Company, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary. However, over the next two months, the company will be reducing the company by nearly 50%, laying off 21 of its employees and selling off its canning and bottling lines as well as the larger brewing tanks. Small craft breweries across the country […]

1. Boulder Valley Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow at Boulder Public Library 10/12-10/14 The second annual Boulder Valley Indigenous Peoples Day Pow Wow celebrates the beauty of indigenous culture and history while respecting the ancestors and current residents of Boulder County. The pow wow and parade happen on Monday the 14th and begins at Pearl […]

Rosetta Hall, the highly anticipated food hall in Boulder, is set to open this week on Friday, October 11th at 11 am. The food hall is located at 1109 Walnut Street, next door to the Rio Grande. There will be 10 food vendors that were hand picked from Boulder to open a restaurant in the […]

Scientists across universities have been given $130 million by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases to create a universal flu shot, or a shot that attacks the recurring parts of the flu that go unchanged from year to year. This is great news, but it is expected that it will take at least […]

‘Zombie Deer’ is surprisingly similar to what it sounds like; the phrase is referring to chronic wasting disease, a highly contagious disease that affects deer and elk populations and causes lack of fear of humans, lethargy, and emaciation. The disease is not bacterial or viral; instead, it is transmitted by prions similarly to how mad […]