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Cold Plunging: What’s the Skinny?

You’ve probably heard of cold plunging, the wellness trend that involves jumping into ice water for a few minutes. Sounds crazy, right? Well, not so fast. There’s actually some science behind this practice, and it might have some surprising benefits for your health and well-being. But before you grab your swimsuit and head to the […]

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BOULDER: FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 9 AM MDT SATURDAY…

Weather Alerts–Boulder, CO Frost Advisory From Sat 12 am until 9 am MDT Action Recommended Make preparations per the instructions Issued By Denver/Boulder – CO, US, National Weather Service Affected Area Fort Collins, Boulder and the western suburbs of Denver, Denver, Castle Rock, and Southern Lincoln County Description …FROST ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT […]

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This Beautiful Boulder Park is Also the City’s Origin Story

Our story begins in the mid 1800’s, when a team of explorers were commissioned to explore the Boulder area. Among these explorers were Zebulon Pike, Stephan Long, and John Fremont. One of Fremont’s men, William Gilpin, told everyone that this particular area had gold. This area was previously considered unfit for settlement, but when gold is involved, people tend to forget about […]

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Faces of Boulder – Pic of the Day – Andjela!

Andjela enjoys slack-lining as we can tell from that big laughing smile of hers. She’s a yoga instructor at heart who loves moving her body to interact with this earth. Her energy and bright spirit shines through when she’s outside doing handstands or trying to master new yoga poses in cool places.

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On Making the Leap: Tips for Being a New Student in Boulder  

The transition into college can be difficult to negotiate, especially coming from Springfield, Missouri to Boulder, Colorado. It would be difficult to imagine two places so opposite to each other. While Boulder may not seem like a big place to everyone; especially when one considers that my hometown of Springfield contains a larger population than […]

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The Mystery and Majesty of Boulder’s Saddle Rock Trail

Gregory Canyon’s trailhead has seen better days. Currently, it’s actually in the process of seeing better days, because construction vehicles are finally beginning to rebuild the road that was destroyed in last year’s floods. I hadn’t been in the Gregory Canyon area since before Boulder’s big flooding incident, so this road was quite a shock to […]

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The Fastest Way to get your Stimulus Check – Colorado Needs the Help ASAP

Denver, Boulder, and the entire state of Colorado are feeling the downward pressure from a stalled economy. This has driven unemployment up rapidly, and with the first mortgage and rent payments coming due since Coronavirus exploded across the state, people need their stimulus checks as soon as possible. The good news – if you have […]

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Where to Record When Trying To Record

The music scene is quite large in popular, but one of the reasons it has so much to offer musically is because the consistent number of bands and artists who continue to arise from this beautiful city. Folk music, dance music, Hip Hop, you name it and Boulder most likely has somebody creating it or working […]

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A Day on Boulder Creek

Featured Boulder Song

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