CU Boulder has not yet made an official statement on what the fall semester will bring, but Chancellor Phil DiStefano has said that the guidelines for the fall semester will be released before June 1. For now, the university has released a loose set of guidelines for what the fall semester will look like after […]

Income inequality is becoming even more of a sore spot as COVID-19 wreaks havoc on the economy and jobs, effectively wiping the slate and putting us all back in the recession from a decade ago. Many who were living paycheck to paycheck are hovering over a bank account login desperately waiting for a stimulus check […]

Following the City of Denver, Boulder Country has extended the Stay-At-Home order through May 8th. That said, non-essential business are allowed to begin offering curbside pickup of products.

People are going stir crazy without a good Colorado beer to hold them over, and local Chambers and restaurants have banded together to fix this with a virtual happy hour. Boulder will have their virtual happy hour via Zoom on April 30 from 3-4 pm, and any restaurants can join at no charge. Restaurants are […]

A Denver based food distribution company named What Chefs Want will be handing out free food boxes to restaurant workers on Friday morning. This is another beautiful sign of people coming together for their local community during this time of need.

Physical activity is still considered essential activity, and for the time being, many trails are still open in Boulder for hiking and biking. However, government officials have closed some and considered closing others because of the huge mass of people that keep arriving at them, making social distancing difficult. Here’s six rules for social distancing […]

Left Hand Brewing has joined forces with the nonprofit Colorado Brewers Guild to help raise funds for local brewers, healthcare, hospitality, service, and gig workers across Colorado through a new craft beer aptly named “Colorado Strong.” The ingredients for the beer, all made in Colorado, will be provided to local breweries free of charge who […]

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 […]