How we Coloradans  doing the yearly “Heat Is On” enhanced DUI checkpoint enforcement? Not well IMO (in my opinion). We are, so far, in line with or exceeding last year’s arrest numbers. Why am I doing a second blog on DUI? Because it is that important! So far  we have over 100 arrests during the […]

Boulder’s gem of a mall, world-class in its classiness, and there for all to enjoy, once again plays host to art. Today, Labor Day Sunday, is the last day for this year’s craft fair. We just hosted an art fair which served as a display platform for a gaggle of great artists with their creations. […]

Young immature birds are referred to as “pinheads” for some types of birds. The Eastern Blue Jay, who appears in great numbers in our Lafayette yard, is a great example of  a “pinhead” when they are young and immature. This visitor is especially cute. You can see why they have the name “pinheads.” Their “jay […]

During June and July alone, approximately 1/3 of the 129 “fatals,” fatal auto accidents, involved a likely impaired driver. The Heat Is On is a campaign aimed at reducing those shocking numbers. DUI checkpoints play a significant role in reducing impaired driving, and for a 20-day period this year, spanning the Labor Day Weekend, the […]

German potato salad is a classic dish that brings a delightful tangy and savory flavor to any Labor Day BBQ. It is essential as a main course disguised as a side-dish. Achieving the perfect balance of flavors in this dish can elevate your BBQ to new heights. Here are some tips to help you create […]

Our target for the length of blogs is 500-1000 words. That number of words can magically appear very quickly! For example, the history of Labor Day, standing alone, would reach 500 words almost without me having to write it. As always, if you don’t love something presented by me, then most likely it is someone […]

We all know that  previous Labor Day Weekends have included a plethora of special event. The list includes parades, car shows and more. Labor Day is a national holiday celebrated by a day (or for some lucky people, the week) off work, BBQ’s, parties of all types, a long weekend, and more. When Is Labor […]

Boulderites have done it again! Local film maker power duo Lee Cipolla and wife-producer Katherine Borda have brought us the soon-to-be-released Rally Caps, dropping on Apple and Amazon TV on September 10, 2024! We were lucky enough to score a pair of tickets to the sneak preview in Boulder (thank you Mr. Director) this past […]

  Boulder Valley’s own Yesteryear Farm Show, Dougherty Farm, 287, East side, Longmont, FINAL DAY TODAY SUNDAY! Photo-ops abound! Restored John Deere’s and other antique tractors surround hand-spinners, spinning down fibers like silk and mohair into yarn. Others knit the yarn into clothing, and help  preserve a way of life. Kiwanis fund-raising wooden toys and […]

Are you a Boulder CU Buff looking for the perfect first date idea? Look no further than the breathtaking Chautauqua Park. With its stunning views, picturesque trails, and serene atmosphere, it’s an ideal setting for a memorable and romantic outing. Whether you and your date are outdoor enthusiasts or simply appreciate natural beauty, Chautauqua Park […]