Boulder County is currently a seller’s market, meaning: The market has more demand than supply, with low levels of inventory and a high absorption rate. Sales prices in the top 5% of the market are growing at or above 4% year over year. Positive yearly percentage change in both $1 million sales and absorption rates. […]

Motivational Monday Motivational Monday: Finding Your Purpose Avery Brewing and CU Buffs FLASHBACK: Avery Brewing and CU Buffs Join Forces with ‘Stampede’ Lager Dog Rescued After Fall Dog Rescued After Scary Fall on Royal Arch Trail Chief Niwot Chief Niwot and the Curse of Boulder Valley The Shift The Shift with Bill Goldstein: Topher Downham

The Shift with Bill Goldstein highlights individuals with disabilites and the ‘shift’ they made to overcome those disabilites. This month’s episode focuses on Topher Downham, a quadriplegic who works for City of Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks to help develop and lead adaptive hikes. He is the author of Boulder OSMP Accessible Trail and […]

Boulder Falls was recently closed for a short period to make repairs on the climb’s staircase, which is now fixed. The work included adding additional stairs to the existing set, installing rails along the trail, and constructing a fence along the highway side of the trail. This closure only lasted for around a month, compared […]

1. Boulder International Fringe Festival in Downtown Boulder The Boulder International Fringe Festival, happening August 14th-25th, offers a platform for local artists to diplay their works in non-traditional ways. The Festival was created to “unify the community through the arts, attract the local artistic community into venues where they could present work in a professional […]

Science has given us so many tools to make our lives better and healthier.  Information about how we address health issues now and how we can address them better in the future is all over the news right now.  Here are three important news stories that are influencing the conversation about major health issues. New […]

It’s the summer of seltzer, and Denver is celebrating this turn in alcoholic beverages with a festival that’s sure to impress. Denver will be hosting the first hard seltzer competition and festival with “Fizz Fight.” The festival will have 20 contenders at the EXDO Event Center with two sessions of tasters testing unlimited hard seltzer. […]

The 2019-20 NBA Schedule was just released, and the calendar is full of exciting games and stars visiting the Pepsi Center this season. The Lakers with Lebron and AD, the Clippers with Kawhi and Paul George, Zion is coming, as are Harden and Westbrook. But I want you to circle November 19th as a game […]

A hiker was walking with her dog on Royal Arch Trail on Wednesday off-leash when the dog decided to chase after a squirrel. In the chase, the dog fell into a rockslide area slope, but did not receive any life-threatening injuries. Open Space and Mountain Parks Rangers and Boulder County Emergency Services rescuers were able […]

A bear made its way into a home in Estes Park on Friday, then was spooked while in the house. Police said that the bear “forcibly breached a hole in the wall like the ‘Kool-Aid Man’ and made [its] escape.” This is not the first bear break-in in Estes this year, with 35 bears breaking […]