Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live in one of Boulder’s most elite and expensive neighborhoods? In this blog article, we’ll explore the high price tag of living in Boulder’s most luxurious neighborhoods and examine the cost of living in these exclusive areas. From the cost of housing to the amenities […]

As a Boulderite, there’s no better way to spend a weekend than exploring the wilds of Arapaho National Forest. From its breathtaking mountain peaks to its abundant wildlife, the Arapaho National Forest is a paradise for nature lovers. Join me as I take a tour of this beautiful wilderness from a Boulderite’s perspective, and uncover […]

When it comes to getting the freshest, most delicious produce, nothing beats a visit to the Boulder Farmers’ Market. Whether you’re a local or a tourist, you’ll find a bounty of fresh fruits, vegetables, and other goods from local farmers and artisans. In this blog article, we’ll explore the bounty of Boulder and take a […]

The University of Colorado has long been known as a hub of creativity and innovation. But did you know that it has also been a major catalyst for the thriving music scene in Boulder, Colorado? Through its various music programs, its student-run radio station, and its support of local music venues, the University of Colorado […]

Nestled along the banks of Boulder Creek, a close-knit crew of intrepid tubing enthusiasts thrives, united by a shared passion for adventure and the invigorating rush of the rapids. With their tubes as vessels of unity, these spirited individuals exemplify the true essence of teamwork, forging a harmonious connection as they navigate the creek’s exhilarating […]

The best I can figure, the first movie about Dracula was the Hungarian production The Death of Dracula released in 1921. From there, the bloody floodgates opened. As of this writing, there are over eighty movies about Dracula. Some are good. Others, not so much!* All of them, to one degree or another, were spawned […]

Higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have led to more potent pollen. Warmer temperatures have led to earlier springs and longer allergy seasons. If you suffer from spring allergies, that means a longer period of time being just plain miserable. The good news is that natural allergy relief is as close as your […]

Phlash is a red-eared slider turtle. Debi has had Phlash since 1959. They were $0.25 at the dime store, and because so many kids and parents did not know that the sliders had to be able to get out of the water to avoid softshell, so they mostly died. Max life expectancy for a red-eared […]