It’s a fantastic city, Boulder, but the longer you live here, the more accustomed you’ll become to mountains, sunshine, craft beer, and socially liberal ideas. You run the risk of forgetting that not every city is environmentally conscious and dog-friendly all the time. Here are some things to keep in mind if you leave town: […]

There’s no evidence that COVID-19 is transmitted through food or food packaging, as is stated by the Food and Drug Administration: “Unlike foodborne gastrointestinal (GI) viruses like norovirus and hepatitis A that often make people ill through contaminated food, SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, is a virus that causes respiratory illness,” the agency’s website reads. “Foodborne […]

Now is a great time to support local businesses by ordering takeout or delivery! UberEats is offering free delivery from local restaurants, so there’s no reason not to; try an old favorite or take this chance to eat something you haven’t before. 740 Front 740 Front Street, Louisville 720-519-1972 740front.com Call to order curbside pickup […]

Denver and Boulder residents have been ordered to stay at home through April 10 at a minimum. Essential businesses will remain open, including:   Hospitals, clinics and walk-in health facilities. Medical and dental care, excluding elective procedures. Research and laboratory services. Medical wholesale and distribution. Home health-care companies, workers and aides. Pharmacies. Pharmaceutical and biotechnology […]

Many companies are struggling with the effects of the coronavirus and are being forced to close down, but if you don’t want to subject yourself to the craziness of working at a grocery store while in-between jobs, there are also plenty of places with work-from-home opportunities that are hiring. Boulder-based FlexJobs Corp., which finds online […]

Collegiate athletics have been canceled for the remainder of the spring, but CU Buffs athletic director Rick George emailed fans to thank them for being loyal and provide an update on the student athletes. George reiterated that all athletic events, including awards ceremonies, have been canceled until further notice. It is unclear at this time […]

Social distancing is the most effective way to prevent the spread of coronavirus. As a result, there are many closures, cancellations, and postponements of activities in Boulder to prevent the spread. Keep checking back on AboutBoulder.com to see an updated list of the latest closures. All Boulder County government buildings are closed to the public […]

The City of Boulder has extended the closure of all city buildings and facilities open to the public until April 19. Many city services are available online, and non-essential employees will continue working remotely through April 19. Essential city services, including public safety, utilities and water services, and emergency responders.  

Boulder County Commissioners have issued a letter to residents offering to help those in need and instructions on self-care during the coronavirus epidemic. As we face these extraordinary circumstances, it’s important to remember we’re a community – and that together, we will get through this difficult time in our lives caused by the COVID-19 coronavirus. […]

The value of Boulder homes has gone up almost 2% over the past year, and it is predicted that they will rise another 4% this year. The median price of homes in Boulder is $794,210, with the median price per square foot being $562, $212 more than the price per square foot in the Boulder […]