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Boulder Chautauqua Auditorium: A Historic Gem at the Base of the Flatirons

Standing proudly at the base of Boulder’s iconic Flatirons, the Chautauqua Auditorium is a historic landmark that has been a cultural hub since its opening in 1898. Built as part of the national Chautauqua Movement, which aimed to provide cultural and educational opportunities in scenic settings, this stunning wooden structure has hosted countless concerts, lectures, […]

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The Great Boulder Flood of 2013: A Community’s Response

In September 2013, Boulder, Colorado, and its surrounding areas experienced a catastrophic flood that devastated the region. The 2013 flood, considered one of the most significant natural disasters in the state’s history, resulted in widespread damage to infrastructure, homes, and the environment. The impact of this event on local communities was profound, leading to a […]

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Faces of Boulder: Capturing Beauty at the Flatirons

Boulder’s Natural Beauty: Faces of Boulder at the Snowy Flatirons This captivating photo showcases the beauty of Boulder, Colorado, with a woman posing elegantly in front of the iconic Flatirons at Chautauqua Park. The Flatirons, dusted with snow in the background, are one of Boulder’s most photographed landmarks and a symbol of the city’s stunning […]

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Updated Colorado Snow Report: Hidden Gems and $45 Ski Days

Updated Ski Report: Snow in Colorado Colorado skiers, get ready to hit the slopes! With snowpack levels currently at 80% of normal, there’s still plenty of snow and open terrain to enjoy this ski season. From iconic resorts like Breckenridge and Vail to hidden gems like Monarch Mountain and Ski Cooper, Colorado’s mountains are calling. […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: The Majestic Bernese Mountain Dog

Boulder’s outdoor-centric lifestyle and breathtaking natural landscapes make it a true dog paradise, and the Bernese Mountain Dog is an ideal companion for this vibrant community. Known for their friendly temperament and love for outdoor adventures, Bernese Mountain Dogs thrive in Boulder’s trails, open spaces, and cooler climate. With their sturdy build and thick coats, […]

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Boulder’s Pancake Hotspots: Sweet and Savory Delights Await

Pancakes are more than just breakfast; they’re a warm and fluffy start to the day that can make any morning better. In Boulder, Colorado, a variety of local spots have mastered the art of the pancake, offering everything from classic stacks to creative twists. Whether you’re a student, a local, or just visiting, these pancake […]

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CU Buffs Land the Stars: 2025 Class That’s Built to Win

The Colorado Buffaloes have solidified their place in football history with one of the most impressive signing classes in recent memory. This 2025 recruiting class, featuring 14 commits with three ESPN 300 athletes, is a testament to the program’s upward trajectory as they gear up to dominate the BIG 12 Conference. From landing elite quarterbacks […]

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Boulder’s Air Included in Niwot Foresight?

“Niwot’s Curse” is the common Boulder phrase. Chief Niwot. Southern Arapaho-Cheyenne Chief of Boulder is to have said that. Was Boulder’s air included in Niwot foresight? There is a good argument to be made that he probably expressed sadness at the Magic Valley becoming polluted. Then, by dirty air in the winter from temperature inversion. […]

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Beating Boulder’s Winter Blahs!

The Boulder Blah’s of Winter? Many of us experience depression and related challenges during the short dark days of winter.  What is that about? What do we do about it? Beating Boulder’s Winter Blahs! Winter blues, often referred to as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a type of depression that occurs at certain times of […]

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