All the ski resorts are shut down, but not because of a lack of snow. With the snowfall overnight, Boulder has officially past the previous record, set in 1909, of 143.2″, smashing our seasonal average. Currently, Boulder is at 145″ and still climbing. With over a month left of winter, how much will this number […]

There is no such thing as a bad day in Denver. The city offers something for everyone, and it’s hard to not be happy here. But there are some days that might make you want to stay inside – namely those cold winter days where the sun doesn’t even come up until 8 AM! If […]

Jon is originally from Seattle, Washington. He came to Boulder to study engineering, and has been enjoying all that Boulder has to offer. His favorite hobbies are Barbecuing, playing pickup football, and hanging outside with his friends. Jon considers Boulder his home, and plans to spend as much time as possible enjoying Colorado’s outdoors before […]

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Whether blazing his own trail or following someone else’s, Dakota is always moving forward. He frequently partakes in trail runs and 14er expeditions, hoping to combine the two this upcoming summer. Dakota’s passion for the outdoors reaches all facets of his life, though. Spearheading a plan to install a community garden/ learning landscape, he will […]

It’s holiday season! That means a lot of you have been visiting family, and some still have family to visit! These family gatherings can be a great opportunity to talk to your family about cannabis. After decades of negative propaganda campaigns, and the failed war on drugs, it’s more important than ever to spread the […]

As I write this on Wednesday, December 14, a few of the main news stories of the day on The Washington Post are: An article about how Tijuana has evolved into a trafficking hub for fentanyl The arrest of Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX, and the various politicians he allegedly donated […]

We are officially in the holiday season!  Have you thought about your holiday plans?   Where will you go?  What is on your wish list?  Do you know what you will get for the special people in your life?  What parties will you attend, or will you host?  What will you eat?   Planning, planning and more […]

The midwinter feast of our ancient ancestors is thought to be the ancestor of the Christmas dinner we enjoy today. Archaeological excavations have uncovered that pork and beef were the most commonly served meats at pagan midwinter solstice feasts. Boulder has a number of excellent restaurants where you can spend Christmas Eve. Based on the […]