Boulder, Colorado, is home to the iconic Folsom Field, a historic stadium with a rich and storied past. Since its inception, Folsom Field has undergone significant evolution, shaping its identity as a cornerstone of Boulder’s sports culture. This article delves into the remarkable transformation of Folsom Field, exploring its impact on the community and its […]

One of my most admired humans is Rick Steves. If you’re not familiar with him, he’s the Seattle-based creator of a travel empire. Since the late 1970s, he’s written guidebooks on affordable and thoughtful European travel. Since the early 1990s, he’s produced numerous television series that mostly focus on where, how, and why one should […]

  August 25, 2025 At just 19 years old, Reed Maiocco  has carved out an extraordinary legacy in the world of backcountry exploration. From scaling Colorado’s towering 14ers to skiing treacherous couloirs and guiding others through the wilderness, Reed’s journey is a testament to grit, passion, and an unyielding love for the mountains. Below is […]

The push toward efficiency has transformed nearly every corner of modern business—from lean marketing teams to agile software development cycles. But for all the attention paid to scaling front-end systems, the physical backbone of many companies remains stuck in a holding pattern. Warehouse operations, often treated as a behind-the-scenes function, carry far more strategic weight […]

Scaling the Heights: Boulder’s Epic Climbing Culture in Eldorado Canyon High above the canyon floor, a woman clings to the sandstone cliffs of Eldorado Canyon State Park, her focus sharp and her movements deliberate. This is not just climbing—it’s a dance with stone, balance, and gravity. In this epic shot, she embodies the spirit of […]

The Boulder Sunrise Tradition For CU Boulder students, sunrise isn’t just the start of the day — it’s a ritual. Whether it’s catching first light after pulling an all-nighter or meeting friends before class, the sunrise scene around Boulder has become part of student life. The best part? Some of the city’s most stunning sunrise […]

Boulder is buzzing with excitement over Payton Follestad, ND, MSR Student, who’s been named Boulder’s 2025 Naturopathic Student Researcher of the Year. Her groundbreaking work in psychedelic research is reshaping the future of naturopathic medicine. Bridging Two Worlds Follestad studies at the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM) in Portland, OR. She’s a fifth-year student […]

There’s something magical about puppies, and today Boulder gets treated to an extra-special sight: five beautiful girls, just 31 days old, all snuggled together in one epic photo. Their tiny paws, curious eyes, and playful spirits capture the pure essence of what it means to be a puppy—and what it means to share that bond […]

The 9/7/2025 Blood Moon eclipse will not be visible in Denver. It occurs mid-day MT below the horizon. The moon will not have risen yet. The March 26, 2026 full eclipse of the moon is the next one visible in Denver. This picture was taken with HEAVY equipment from Brainard Lake. Sony A850, 500 mm […]

Outdoor Picture of the Day: South Boulder Creek When most people think of Boulder, Colorado’s waterways, their minds go straight to Boulder Creek. It’s the lifeline of downtown, where students tube in the summer, locals sip coffee along its shaded banks, and festivals bring music and life to its edges. But tucked away, flowing more […]