Boulder has won numerous awards, including the title of Happiest City in America and the best place to live for outdoor enthusiasts. Boulder is now ranked as one of the best cities to raise a family. Boulder ranks 16th overall, with high marks for its public schools (A+), nightlife (A+), and, of course, family friendliness […]

Tia Sophia’s, a New Mexican restaurant in Santa Fe, asserts that the term “breakfast burrito” was first used on a menu in 1975, although rolled tortillas containing eggs, bacon, potatoes, and cheese existed in New Mexican cuisine long before that. Breakfast burritos are a popular breakfast option, and it’s easy to see why. Breakfast burritos […]

Every year, U.S. News & World Report publishes a report highlighting the best places to live in the United States. U.S. News examines data on the 150 most populous metro areas of the nation, including cost of living, job market, crime rates, quality of education, and more, to determine the Best Places to Live rankings. […]

Boulder’s average monthly apartment rent is $2,347. The location, size, and quality of a rental unit are just a few of the variables that affect the price. The average size of an apartment is 825 square feet, but this number varies greatly depending on the unit type, with both affordable and upscale options for houses and […]

Boulder was named the foodiest city in America by the renowned food magazine Bon Appetit. In addition, Boulder was named one of Five Secret Foodie Cities by Forbes. Many of the restaurants listed below have won multiple fine dining awards and are regarded as some of the best in the country. Here are the top-rated […]

Nachos were invented in Mexico by a Mexican for Americans! They were invented in 1943 in the small Mexican town of Piedras Negras by restaurateur Ignacio “Nacho” Anaya. When Nacho was without his chef one day, he needed to whip up a quick snack for a group of visiting US military wives. Here are the […]

A popular spot in the city is the Boulder Theater. George Paper, who oversaw the theater in the 1940s and passed away there after being unintentionally strangled in the lighting system, is the ghost. According to rumors, George is a skilled practical joker. He is rumored to operate faucets, open doors, and flip light switches. […]

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Photo credit: Lily Lemire Halloween is quickly approaching and that means there isn’t a whole lot of time left to pull an original costume together. I’m someone who likes to start thinking of costumes in the summer (sounds a little overzealous) but I like to be something that not a lot of other people are […]

A variety of factors influence an individual’s decision to shop at thrift stores rather than at fast fashion chains. One can save money, get one-of-a-kind items, and lessen their impact on the environment by shopping for secondhand clothing and furnishings. Thrift shops are a vital resource for many people who otherwise would have to spend […]