Sofi, born and raised in Palo Alto, California. She’s 22 years old, and currently attending the University of Colorado @ Boulder. After being in Boulder, she sees that it was much more than she imagined. There’s something about Boulder that you can’t quite fully explain. Her life quote would be “Live in the moment” and […]

The Boulder County Office of CASA, which manages the local programs of the national CASA organization, recently moved into new offices in Gunbarrel with the purpose being to greater facilitate their involvement in the ever growing number of active child welfare cases in Boulder County. Voices for Children CASA, which stands for Court Appointed Special […]

Incredible opportunity for a single family home on Wonderland Lake, open space & trail! Largest lot on Quince Cir! This 3000 sq ft home is extremely private w/ over 1300 sq ft of outdoor decks w/ breathtaking views, dimension One hot tub, water fountain & outdoor spkrs. 4 beds plus loft w/ built in desk/cabs, […]

Nikki Nixon is a name you should try and remember. Not often does a photographer come along who’s work is as unique and intriguing as Nikki, even here in the great city of Boulder. Her Instagram, @nikkinixxx, is a kaleidoscope of color and rebellion, casual candids and reckless abandon . A CU student and a double major, Nikki’s […]

In3corp is a key global supply chain consulting and auditing service. Founded in 2000, they are now a huge worldwide company, expanding into Asia, where they have a partner branch in India. In3corp’s job is to help clients discover and identify specific opportunities for optimization. With expertise and precision, In3corp works hard to find transaction […]

“I was born in Denver, Colorado. and raised in Bethesda, Maryland. I had to make a return home for the lovely scenery of Boulder’s outdoors. I’m currently a Junior at CU Boulder. Fitness, health, and music keeps me alive and in Boulder it is vital for me. I’m a performing musician and work at the […]

Autumn has finally arrived… or at least it has in theory. This December will mark my first full year in Colorado, and the rolling of the months upon themselves has revealed to me the strange complexities of the mountains’ seasons. I think of October in New York, and of the winds that blow as if […]

Bryan is standing on the top of a sand dune in September with sunglasses, a bucket hat and a Nalgene. Behind him lies miles of dunes baking in the sun and in front of him stands one of Colorado’s many fourteeners. Masco, CO is home to one of the most curious landscapes in the world; Colorado plains, […]

Meet Zach Myers, an uber talented Film Production undergrad from CU Boulder. One time near Pearl Street, when Zach was still new in town, an older guy on a longboard rolled up to him and said, “Yo man, keep shredding on that sunbeam,” and rolled away. When asked what he likes about Boulder, Zach replied, “I like […]

God spoke to Nat Turner on May 12, 1828. Turner was a highly intelligent man, deeply religious, and a lifelong slave in Southampton County, Virginia. While toiling in the cotton fields that day, Turner remembered that he, “heard a loud noise in the heavens, and the Spirit instantly appeared to me and said the Serpent […]