Vail Resorts is being sued by at least one Epic Pass holder for a refund due to the Coronavirus closures. Obviously these circumstances are completely out of Vail Resorts, or that of any competing mountain operators, but with pass prices often over $1000, its not surprising that there will be legal battles over who ‘holds […]

Boulderites have been following a live osprey nest camera with two birds. The pair of raptors had laid three eggs this season, but the late snowstorm last week that dumped nearly a foot of snow on Boulder ending up leaving the eggs unincubated for a period of time, and the ospreys lost the eggs. Luckily, […]

With apologies to the Johnsonville Cornhole Championships that recently aired on The Ocho, Thursday night marks the return of live, meaningful sporting events.  The NFL Draft will commence as scheduled despite the lack of medical examinations, face-to-face interviews, and private workouts of year’s past.  The Denver Broncos have 10 picks in this year’s draft, including […]

WTI Crude futures contracts set for May delivery has plummeted into the negative. This is completely unprecedented price action and a window into the demand collapse for oil across the US. As cars sit in garages and planes sit on runways, oil reserves have been filled with the brim, causing those holding the futures contracts […]

Real Estate started to move across Boulder last week relative to the week before. Here are the 5 most recent homes for sale in Boulder on Zillow: 1104 Cherryvale Rd, Boulder, CO 80303 2446 Junction Pl #203, Boulder, CO 80301 3707 Talisman Pl APT D, Boulder, CO 80301 5906 Gunbarrel Ave APT F, Boulder, CO […]

Gov. Polis’ stay-at-home order expires April 27, and the Governor is instead instituting a ‘safer-at-home’ model, with suggestions for how businesses can begin to reopen. Businesses will have guidelines that still implement the six foot social distancing rules that have been in place. The general public was given the following model: Encouraged to stay at […]

Savanna Bathke hails from Los Angeles, California but came to Boulder because of her love for the outdoors and all the music surrounding Colorado. She has a diverse taste in music, but does not consider any genre to be out of her realm of interest. This past week, she was able to see Black Sabbath […]

There are many ways to keep it together on the inside. Find ways to be silly, as you keep your sense of humor. Share silly things on your mind with friends and family, so your loved ones have permission to stay silly with you. Life doesn’t have to be serious. A grief counselor friend tells […]

Rainbow Connections is a program that was implemented in Boulder last year to bring older LGBTQ members into contact with younger people who share their identity. The members usually have tea together in residents’ homes, but this was cut short with the stay-at-home order. Instead, two volunteers have taken to doing virtual tea to ensure […]

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