I’ve been hearing about and reading about Kratom for a while now. But what is it? What does it do? Is it a good, legal, medical or recreational substance or another human mass experiment into the unknown? As to legal, that’s easy. It varies all over the place so local and state investigation is essential. […]

Boulder, Colorado, is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, outdoor recreational opportunities, and vibrant community. However, in recent years, the city has become the focus of a fascinating wildlife mystery— the presence of a thriving elk population within its boundaries. As locals and researchers alike ponder the question, “Are there elk in Boulder, Colorado?”, the […]

BOULDER, CO, September 2024 – The first annual Boulder County Preschool and Prviate School (PS-12) Fair will be held on Saturday, September 21st from 10am-12pm at the YMCA in Lafayette. Over twenty preschools and private schools will be in attendance to answer questions as well as Universal Preschool (UPK) experts from the Early Childhood Council […]

Is it morally wrong to enjoy true crime? The question itself is tricky because the true crime genre itself has changed over the years. Up until the 2000s, I think, the genre was more niche, to use the most polite phrasing possible. If you liked books about gangsters, documentaries about serial murder and the like, […]

Boulder, Colorado, is known for its vibrant coffee culture, and students at the University of Colorado have plenty of spots to choose from when looking for the perfect place to study. Whether you need a cozy atmosphere, strong Wi-Fi, or just an excellent cup of coffee to fuel your late-night study sessions, Boulder has something […]

Boulder Valley’s Waneka Lake‘s hosting of 23 High School 4A cross country teams produced 500 pictures! Of that, I’m happy to have at least 10 or a few more that I like. I published five yesterday and today will pick about five more. The focus here is the pictures and not the text. Waneka Lake […]

Amid the vibrant energy of the Boulder Farmers Market, a woman strolls through the aisles, her basket is brimming with colorful produce and freshly picked sunflowers. As she browses through the various stands, she share smiles and stories with the local vendors, soaking in the atmosphere of one of the nation’s most beautiful farmers markets. […]

As a student at CU Boulder, the decision whether or not to join a fraternity is a significant one. In this article, I’ll share my personal journey and the reasons behind why I ultimately chose the independent path, eschewing the Greek system during my time at this renowned university in Boulder, Colorado. About Boulder and […]

  On September 7, 2024, Waneka Lake provided the site of the Bernie Gay XC Invitational 2024 cross country race. 4A schools, 23 of them, met on a PERFECT day for a 5K, 3.1 mile run through a local neighborhood and around Waneka Lake. The even was awesome and awe-inspiring. The sportsmanship was a beautiful […]

Every Boulderite knows that Chautauqua is up on 900 Baseline Road in Boulder, but how did it get there? And what is a Chautauqua anyway? The Chautauqua movement of the late 19th century was an effort to educate rural communities who lacked access to the mass culture being developed in cities. The movement lasted from the […]