The actual Mork and Mindy House in Downtown Boulder, 1619 Pine Street. A Fence Was Built to provide privacy for the occupants. Flagstaff Is The Scene Of a Great Downhill Race in One Mork and Mindy episode. When Boulder-set Mork and Mindy first aired in 1978, it became an instant hit, captivating audiences with its unique blend of comedy, science fiction, and heartwarming storytelling. Set in Boulder, Colorado, the show showcased the city’s picturesque landscapes and laid-back vibe, leaving a lasting impact on both the audience and the local community. Decades after its conclusion,... Read More

From Susan B. Anthony to Sacagawea: we can trace these Feminine Icons Through the reflection of their proud history in the shine of coins minted by the Denver’s Mint, and in their honor. The history of U.S. dollar coins since 1990 includes several series designed to improve the utility of dollar coins in commerce, honor American history, and make the coins more distinctive and attractive to the public. Here’s an overview of the key developments and series introduced: 1. The Susan B. Anthony Dollar (1979-1981, 1999) – While the Susan B. Anthony dollar was not introduced after... Read More

In Boulder, where the mountains stand as silent witnesses to the resilience of nature, a similar strength is found in the hearts of those who seek healing. Ellie Grey Ashton, a Colorado local with an MS in Psychology, PhD candidacy in Psychology/Developmental Psychology, and an alphabet list of healing certifications, is a testament to this. From Adversity to Empathy Ashton identifies himself as an empathetic leader who earned a “full-ride” NCAA DI football scholarship at the Virginia Military Institute. In his own healing journey, Ashton earned certifications in advanced herbalism, acceptance... Read More

Boulder is happily not the setting for this picture. This photographic record of the true horror of segregation is not a scene from ancient history. This picture could have been taken during my lifetime! I personally saw scenes like this as late as 1962 going through the deep South by train. As a child it made no sense to me. As an adult it still makes no sense to me. Imagine fighting and winning the war in Europe only to return home to the reality of racism and discrimination. “You can die for your country as long as you don’t drink from the “Whites Only” water fountain.... Read More

In the quaint town of Boulder, where history buffs and feline aficionados often cross paths, a curious caper unfolded at a local tea party that has since become the talk of the town. The culprit? None other than Prince Eugene, an 11-pound American shorthair cat with a penchant for pastries and a name steeped in military prowess. A Tea Party with a Historical Twist Angela Naus, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) by day and a history enthusiast by night and weekend, decided to throw a costume-optional tea party to celebrate her love for the Napoleonic Era. The table was set with a faded... Read More

A town must have a variety of LGBTQ events and activities to be able to call itself a gender variety friendly town. Here’s a sample of seven of the best for 2024 in Boulder! We in Boulder, Colorado, offer a vibrant and inclusive array of activities for the LGBTQ community. Here are some top activities and events to consider: And I am compelled to comment that the LGBTQ community is ALL OF US! We are all one community with different people making up the community. As Kurt Vonnegut said “We’re all part of the same Karas.” Boulder Pride: Held on June 30th from 11:30am to 5:00pm... Read More

  Name: Matthew Nelson Business: Electric Honey Experience CU Leeds Business Analytics and Psychology, Junior “What is the Electric Honey Experience?” The Electric Honey Experience is an annual 2 night, 3 day camping festival that celebrates Creative Expression, Music, and Spirituality to raise money for charity. There is a wide variety of music from Grateful Dead covers and Indie Rock bands, to Industrial Techno and Future Bass Djs. Last year, other activities included Mountain biking, Tai Chi, Bouldering, Yoga, Slack lining, a Band performing atop a Mountain, Soccer, Ecstatic Dance,... Read More

Professional Women Convene Quarterly to Network and Lead Next Event January 11, 2024 The WILD Council is a network of professional women who come together regularly to build relationships and engage in networking activities. Here are highlights of the council’s efforts in transforming the landscape of future leaders by empowering one female at a time. The council organizes quarterly networking events specifically tailored for professional women, conveniently located in the front range area. These events are open to all women who are interested in expanding their professional network. The... Read More

Name: Ryan Juett Business: Music Equipment Startup CU Leeds Marketing Major, Junior “Can you tell us a bit about yourself and what you’re up to these days?” I’m a native Coloradan, raised in Parker, with an enduring passion for music that has persisted into my adult life. When not immersed in the LILY P4D business, I’m engaged in making and playing music, promoting my personal music brand. “What’s your major and what are you studying, what year are you?” Currently a junior at the Leeds School of Business, majoring in Marketing with a minor in music. “What... Read More

Name: Milad Hosseini Business: Clothing Brand Co-Founder CU Leeds Marketing Major, Class of 2021 Name: Vatsal Darji Business: Clothing Brand Co-Founder CU Leeds Marketing Major, Class of 2021 “Can you tell us a bit about yourself and what you’re up to these days?” We are both recent alumni from CU and focus most of our efforts on growing our clothing brand Afterparty. “Obviously, starting your own venture is not the easiest things to do. What’s your strategy to manage your time?” We really don’t have a strategy. We are both committed to Afterparty as the future of our... Read More