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Outdoor Picture of the Day: The Iconic Red Roofs of CU Boulder

There are few sights more iconic in Boulder than the University of Colorado campus, where the red-tiled roofs gleam under the Colorado sunshine, framed by the dramatic rise of the Flatirons and Green Mountain beyond. This timeless view blends architecture and nature in a way that feels uniquely Boulder—a campus that isn’t just a place […]

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Bear Hibernation Season in Boulder: Safety Tips and What You Need to Know

As the days grow shorter and the nights cooler, Boulder residents share their neighborhoods not only with students, hikers, and cyclists but also with some very large, very hungry neighbors—bears. With hibernation season approaching, bears are busy preparing for winter, and that means they’re more active than usual. Understanding their behavior and taking a few […]

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What Is the Polar Vortex, and What Does It Mean for Colorado?

There is a lot of misunderstanding surrounding what the polar vortex is and how it affects our weather. It is further complicated by a lack of consensus in the scientific community, but that’s nothing new, right? In simple terms, the polar vortex is a swirling mass of icy cold, low-pressure air that stays over the […]

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Faces of Boulder: Rock Climbing Edition on Colorado’s Red Rocks

On a radiant Boulder summer afternoon, one woman takes center stage against the backdrop of towering red rocks and endless blue sky. Her chalk-dusted hands grip the stone, her eyes laser-focused on the next move. Each pull upward is a story of determination, strength, and grace. She embodies the climbing tradition that runs deep in […]

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Another Artist for Posthumous Fame?

On a fundamental level, I don’t understand art. Movies, as you unfortunately know, are something I can talk about all day. I can feel deep in my bones when they work, and my cringe factor will rocket off the charts when they don’t. Time, experience, and passion took me to a place where I understand […]

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Boulder Theater: History, Fun Facts, and Legendary Performances

From Curran Opera House to Movie Palace The Boulder Theater’s story begins in 1906, when it first opened as the Curran Opera House. Built by James Curran, the venue quickly became the cultural center of Boulder, hosting stage shows, silent films, orchestras, and even political rallies. In 1920, Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke there while campaigning […]

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Outdoor Picture of the Day: Pearl Street Mall Summer Scene in Boulder, Colorado

On a warm summer afternoon, few places capture the heart of Boulder quite like Pearl Street Mall. Today’s outdoor picture of the day highlights this iconic stretch of downtown, where brick-lined walkways, vibrant flowers, and street performers combine to create a scene that feels equal parts lively and laid back. The Pearl Street Mall isn’t […]

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Boulder County’s Best Donuts: 7 Must-Try Shops for Sweet Lovers

When it comes to satisfying your sweet tooth, Boulder and its nearby towns offer a surprisingly diverse donut scene. From iconic national names to family-run gems, here are seven places serving up some of the best donuts in and around Boulder, Colorado. 1. Voodoo Doughnut – Boulder Location: 3210 Arapahoe Ave, BoulderVoodoo is legendary for […]

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