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Best Breakfast Burritos in Boulder Right Now

There’s something about a breakfast burrito in Boulder that just hits differently. Maybe it’s the altitude. Maybe it’s the green chile. Maybe it’s the fact that in this town, mornings start early — hikers, cyclists, students, entrepreneurs — all looking for something hearty, fast, and satisfying. One thing is certain: Boulder takes its breakfast burritos […]

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Boulder’s Quiet Foothills Trails: Peaceful Prairie Views and Creekside Solitude

There’s something happening in Boulder right now that feels almost sacred. Mid-February has delivered an unusually gentle stretch of weather. Warm afternoons in the 50s and 60s have softened the foothills, melting snow earlier than expected and revealing open prairie grass, flowing creeks, and wide blue skies. While iconic hikes like Mount Sanitas and Chautauqua […]

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Wildfires Caused by Negligence: Understanding Human-Triggered Disasters

Each year, thousands of wildfires sweep across landscapes, consuming forests, grasslands, and communities in their path. While lightning strikes and other natural phenomena account for some of these blazes, a staggering percentage stem from human activity. Among the most preventable yet devastating categories are wildfires caused by negligence. These are fires that begin not from […]

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Outdoor Picture of the Day: Bluebird Snowfall Over Boulder’s Front Range

There are mornings in Boulder when the world feels brand new. This Outdoor Picture of the Day captures one of those rare, unforgettable moments—taken from East Boulder just after a fresh snowfall, looking west toward the dramatic skyline of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. Through a natural frame of snow-covered trees, the view […]

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Boulder’s Best Coffee Shops to Start Your Morning

There’s something about a Boulder morning that feels different. The air is crisp. The light rolls across the Flatirons. Pearl Street slowly wakes up. And somewhere, espresso machines begin to hum. In this town, coffee isn’t just caffeine. It’s ritual. It’s comfort. It’s community. If you’re heading out early tomorrow, here’s where to start. OZO […]

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The NBA is Broken

It would have been nice to see Steph Curry, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (SGA), or Giannis Antetokounmpo in the All-Star Game this past weekend, but sadly, all were out with injuries. Team World played most of the contest without Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic, and, of course, SGA and Giannis. In other words, Team World was in a […]

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Boulder Under Red Flag Warning: What It Means and Why It Matters

What Is a Red Flag Warning? Boulder’s Fire Risk Explained Boulder is currently under a Red Flag Warning — and when the wind starts shaking windows and power flickers, it gets everyone’s attention. But what exactly does a Red Flag Warning mean? And why does it matter so much here in Boulder? Let’s break it […]

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Boulder’s Dog of the Day: The Little Trail Boss with Big Personality

On a beautiful Boulder, Colorado day, under bright blue skies and crisp mountain air, today’s Dog of the Day made his presence known on one of his favorite local trails. Compact, sturdy, and full of character, this little guy carries himself with the confidence of a dog twice his size. His upright ears stand tall […]

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Blue morpho butterfly with its wings spread. Boulder's Blue Morpho Victory: Patience Pays Off

Boulder’s Blue Morpho Victory: Patience Pays Off

Boulder’s neighboring Westminster Butterfly Pavilion is home to many of the famous and beautiful blue morpho butterflies. These blue beauties are both spectacular and fast!  They simply won’t hold still to be photographed. Yesterday was the exception. I set up in a comfortable position, propped on a bench, and waited. I found a spot where the blue butterflies […]

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