Spring in Boulder brings one of the most dramatic seasonal shifts in Colorado’s foothills. As snow melts across the Front Range, creeks swell, canyon walls echo with rushing water, and waterfalls reach their strongest flow of the year. For hikers, photographers, and locals looking to get outside after winter, this is one of the best […]

It’s Saint Patrick’s Day, it’s March Madness, I have picks for you, I have the luck of the Irish, and today, I’m feeling like a genius! Sorry, I mean that I’m feeling like a Guinness! So, grab those bracket sheets, a pen with plenty of ink, join me for that beer, and let’s have some […]

With gas prices through the sun roof, is there anything we can do to keep our gasoline bills down? Absolutely YES!!! Getting The Best Mileage: Small Habits, Big Savings If there is one thing most drivers in Boulder can agree on, it is this: gasoline never seems cheap enough. We also agree that gas is […]

BOULDER, Colorado — Days like this remind you exactly why Boulder is one of the most beautiful places in the country. Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day comes from Coot Lake, where a quiet bench, calm water, and wide-open skies came together for one of those simple, unforgettable Colorado moments. Just north of town, Coot […]

Boulder-Style, “The Best” Corned Beef and Cabbage Recipe Corned Beef and Cabbage recipes are the single most searched for recipe for St. Patty’s Day dinner! Ingredients: For the Corned Beef: 4 lb grass-fed corned beef brisket (with spice packet) 1 bottle of Boulder-brewed stout or amber ale 4 cups filtered water 1 large yellow onion, quartered 4 cloves garlic, smashed 2 […]

St. Patrick’s Day dinners across Boulder are winding down, and now comes the part everyone looks forward to — dessert. After corned beef, shepherd’s pie, and everything in between, people aren’t looking for anything complicated tonight. They want something warm, sweet, festive, and easy to enjoy. These are the Irish desserts everyone wants right now […]

Few places capture the spirit of Boulder quite like the Boulder Creek Path. This photo says it all — people cruising on bikes, others moving at their own pace, all sharing the same rhythm beneath open skies and cottonwood shade. It’s not just a trail. It’s one of the clearest reflections of Boulder’s active, outdoor-driven […]

Often in films, we see people devastated by grief. A little later, we see the same people heroically pull themselves together and get on with it. Part of that has to do with the requirements of narrative, yet a larger part of that has to do with the belief that the grieving process is one […]

St. Patrick’s Day menus are changing. While corned beef and cabbage still have their place, this year more people are leaning into fresh takes on Irish comfort food — dishes that feel modern, easy to make, and perfect for a relaxed celebration at home. If you’re planning tomorrow’s meal in Boulder, these are the trending […]

Monday doesn’t always need momentum. Sometimes, it just needs stillness. As spring returns to Boulder, the foothills begin turning green again. Snow fades into memory, the air softens, and familiar trails feel new. Every year, this quiet seasonal shift brings the same simple opportunity — one we often overlook. Take off your shoes. Step into […]