Boulder Foothills Face Dangerous Downslope Winds Wednesday. Patio furniture may become airborne and visit your neighbors. Shingles may fly. Here’s generally what we know.  When the Mountains Exhale: A Front Range Wind Story: There are days on the Colorado Front Range when the mountains seem to breathe out. Well, more like full blown sneezes. You feel […]

Face is ready for these holiday shows! Be prepared for a great treat.  The holidays are back in Boulder, and Face Vocal Band is ready to ROCK THE HALLS! Feel the power of soaring vocals, bold harmonies, and reimagined Christmas classics like you’ve never heard them before. This is more than a concert, it’s an […]

There’s something about winter evenings in Boulder that feels quietly magical. As the sun drops behind the Flatirons and the air turns crisp, the city glows—not in an over-the-top way, but in a style that feels uniquely Boulder. Holiday lights here aren’t about spectacle alone; they’re about atmosphere, community, and taking a moment to slow […]

Boulder, Colorado has long been known for its natural beauty, outdoor lifestyle, and quality of life. But in recent years, it has also become one of the most expensive real estate markets in the state. While neighborhoods often get the spotlight, ZIP codes tell a clearer and more accurate story of where Boulder’s highest property […]

Many veterans look to Colorado when long-term care becomes part of life. The mix of accessible healthcare, calm surroundings, and veteran support makes recovery feel manageable. Below, we’ll look at why Colorado works so well for veterans in recovery, how local services support longer stays, and where benefits fit into travel planning. Colorado’s Veteran-Friendly Health […]

By Adrienne Markey, University of Colorado 2025 Graduate  Growing up, I spent weekends skiing in Winter Park, Colorado. My love for the sport eventually led me to the Competition Center, where I first heard of Ellie Huff, the big-mountain skier with beautiful doodles on her Kinco mittens. I knew of Ellie as a talented skier […]

We’ve recently been treated to shockingly bright and colorful sunsets and sunrises. Last night, 12-14, we were treated to a more subtle banding of red over a blue sky. In the interest of transparency (pun intended) this sunset photo is slightly enhanced to bring out the banding in the red stripes which treated us.  The […]

When I first started as a film critic, I had close to zero problems writing a bad review. My calculus was simple; if you make a film and release it for public consumption, you should be prepared for positive and negative reactions. You worked really hard on a project and people don’t like it? Hey, […]

Boulder Mondays Start Outside Mondays don’t need more pressure. They don’t need louder alarms, stronger coffee, or a longer to-do list. What Mondays really need is a better beginning. In Boulder, we’re fortunate to live in a place that quietly reminds us of this every single morning. Before emails pile up. Before the calendar starts […]

Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of Boulder’s most iconic natural landmarks—the Royal Arch, a dramatic sandstone formation perched high in the Flatirons at an elevation of approximately 6,960 feet. Framed by rugged rock walls and expansive skies, the Royal Arch feels both monumental and intimate, a place where Boulder’s geological history and […]