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Boulder Drought Watch 2026: What It Means for Your Yard and When to Water

Boulder is starting spring under unusually dry conditions, and as of April 1, 2026, the city has officially entered a Drought Watch. After one of the lowest snowpack winters in recent years across Colorado, with earlier-than-normal snowmelt and limited runoff expected, local officials are encouraging residents to begin conserving water now. The goal is simple: […]

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Our Stories

A couple weeks ago, I found myself wandering down Santa Fe, moving slowly, almost aimlessly, pulled along by color, by texture, by the quiet invitation of gallery windows. I stepped into El Museo de las Americas: a bright pink building that felt warm before I even crossed the threshold. Inside was Nuestras Historias (“Our Stories”), […]

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How to Spend Your Time in Boulder Colorado

Nestled against the stunning Flatirons and blessed with over 300 days of sunshine annually, Boulder offers visitors an incredible blend of outdoor adventure, cultural experiences, and culinary delights. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, this vibrant Colorado city provides endless opportunities to create memorable experiences. From sunrise hikes to sunset dining, […]

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Beginner's Guide to Paddleboarding in Colorado - AboutBoulder

Beginner’s Guide to Paddleboarding in Colorado

Colorado’s stunning alpine lakes, pristine reservoirs, and meandering rivers create an incredible playground for paddleboarding enthusiasts. Whether you’re a complete novice or looking to expand your water sports repertoire, paddleboarding in the Centennial State offers breathtaking scenery and unforgettable experiences. This guide will help you navigate everything from choosing the right equipment to finding the […]

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Why Boulder Colorado Is Attracting New Residents in 2026

Boulder, Colorado continues to stand out in 2026 as one of the most desirable places to live in the United States. Whether you’re raising a family, working remotely, or planning your next chapter in retirement, Boulder offers a lifestyle that blends natural beauty, community connection, and everyday wellness. Recent rankings reinforce what locals already know. […]

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Boulder’s Best Breakfast: Nutella-Stuffed Buttermilk Pancakes

After my French toast recipe absolutely crushed it, I knew I had to follow up with another standout breakfast that would keep the momentum going. These Nutella-stuffed thick buttermilk pancakes are exactly that. Tall, fluffy stacks with a rich chocolate center and that perfect syrup pour make this one hard to beat. If you’ve been […]

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Faces of Boulder: Eldorado Canyon Trail with a Woman and Her Dog

A Moment That Defines Boulder Living Golden sunlight poured into Eldorado Canyon, lighting up the towering sandstone cliffs that have made this place legendary. On the trail, a woman and her dog moved in sync, both completely at ease in the rhythm of the canyon. No rush. No distractions. Just the quiet connection between human, […]

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Boulder in Bloom: The Sweet Scent of Lilacs Fills the Air

Outdoor Picture of the Day Every spring, right about the time you think Boulder can’t possibly get any better, the lilacs show up and prove you wrong. This one came straight out of the backyard, which right now is doing a pretty convincing impression of a full-on botanical garden. The colors are popping, the air […]

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Boulder’s Neighbor Is Booming: Why Everyone Is Moving to Elizabeth, Colorado

Elizabeth, Colorado, located in Elbert County about 45 miles southeast of Boulder, is seeing a surge in popularity that reflects a larger shift happening across the state. As Boulder continues to thrive, nearby communities like Elizabeth are stepping into the spotlight as the next place people want to call home. A Small Town Experiencing Big […]

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