Leaf changing season is approaching quickly, with colors changing in northern Colorado around September 15. Entomologist Dan West says to expect a particularly beautiful season due to warm weather in late summer and wet conditions throughout the summer. “This year because of so much precipitation we really have still seen them still green,” West explained. […]

The 31st annual Boulder Duck Race was a huge success this year, with over 7,000 community members participating in a great cause. Thousands of rubber ducks are poured into Boulder Creek where they “race” down the Creek. Proceeds for the yearly cause goes to the PLAY Boulder Foundation. This includes Boulder Reservoir, EXPAND, PLAYpass, Tree […]

Boulder real estate is still going strong, and there’s something that can fit everyone’s needs, whether you’re looking to spend millions or just need somewhere affordable to start your family. This week’s real estate listings include brand new houses with all the modern amenities as well as the lived-in charm of some classic places. 1. […]

1. C.S. Sunshine at Boulder Book Store 09/05 7:30 pm C.S. Sunshine will be speaking about and signing her new book SYNC’d: A Behavioral Operating System. “”SYNC’d” is a one-stop, practical guide to the structural and human behavioral change required by businesses and other organizations to succeed in serving the modern customer of the digital […]

After several reports have come out this week against Juul and the unknown, potentially very harmful effects of vaping, Boulder officials have decided to move forward with the ban on electronic cigarettes with flavored nicotine. Under the new law, tobacco flavored electronic cigarettes will still be allowed. This comes after U.S. health officials released a […]

1. Boulder Creek Hometown Festival at Central Park 08/31-09/02 This year’s annual Labor Day festival is the 21st celebration! This year will feature arts & crafts exhibitors, a juried art show, live performances at the Bandshell, a food court & beer garden, carnival, children’s event area, The Great Zucchini Race, the LETR StarLite Classic Car […]

Bicyclists are tired of getting hit by cars. In an effort to expose the dangers they feel due to unsafe conditions, a plunger protest was initiated with over 100 plungers placed along the bike lane on 30th between Arapahoe Avenue and Baseline Road. The plungers are meant to highlight the danger of an unprotected bike […]

An elderly couple living in Jefferson County was met with a shock as they investigated a noise downstairs Monday night. The couple found a bear in their kitchen which had broken through the screen door with her cub and was eating a loaf of bread. The bear panicked and attacked the man to protect her […]

A recent survey showed that Colorado was the most desirable state to move to in the United States, with 55% of people surveyed saying that they wanted to relocate here. Colorado was followed up by Hawaii and California, with Florida, North Carolina, Washington, New York, Texas, South Carolina, Georgia and Oregon following close behind. The […]

1. Welcome back party at Regent Administrative Center Lawn 08/26 4 pm to 7 pm Center for Inclusion and Social Change welcomes back new and returning students to the CU Boulder campus with the CUnity Fest. The fest includes food and information about the many diverse cultural student organizations, campus departments and resources available to […]