There’s something about this time of year in Boulder—the colder mornings, the early sunsets, the rush of finals for CU students, and the quiet build-up to winter storms—that tests a person in all the right ways. Motivation doesn’t always arrive with the sunrise, but in Boulder, we learn something important: you don’t wait for perfect […]

Getting a dog in Boulder isn’t just about companionship — it’s about choosing a four-legged partner to share the city’s trails, lakes, parks, and outdoor freedom. After decades of watching Boulderites jog with happy pups along the Boulder Creek Path and splash with their dogs at Coot Lake, I finally understood something deeper: this place […]

Layoff announcements across the country have surged to their highest levels since the early pandemic years, and the headlines are hard to ignore. National employers are trimming teams, tightening budgets, and recalibrating after years of rapid expansion. According to the latest Challenger, Gray & Christmas report, job cuts this year are approaching levels not seen […]

Boulder has no shortage of desirable neighborhoods, breathtaking views, and homes that seem to blend seamlessly with the foothills. But when it comes to the single most expensive and wealthiest ZIP code in town, one area consistently rises to the top: 80304. Covering a wide stretch of North Boulder—from the tree-lined streets of Mapleton Hill […]

Today’s Outdoor Picture of the Day takes us to the Enchanted Mesa Trail, one of Boulder’s most peaceful and well-loved paths above Chautauqua. The photo captures everything that makes this area special: warm morning light, the long sweep of the ponderosa pines, and the iconic Flatirons rising in sharp silhouette. Just behind them, you can […]

Thanksgiving Eve in Boulder: Simple Ways to Enjoy the Day Before the Holiday Thanksgiving Eve in Boulder has its own special rhythm. The air feels a little crisper, the mountains seem a little closer, and there’s a quiet sense of anticipation as people get ready for the holiday. If you’re waking up the day before […]

Boulder’s competitive real estate landscape is shifting, and a new generation of neighborhoods is beginning to emerge. Recent real-estate snapshots from Travel Boulder show strong demand for homes located near transit, trails, and mixed-use corridors across the city—especially in areas undergoing major planning or redevelopment. If you’re thinking about where Boulder is headed next, these […]

Nestled in the heart of Boulder, Colorado, the Dushanbe Tea House stands as a symbol of cultural fusion and international exchange. From its humble origins in Tajikistan to its current home in Boulder, the tea house has undergone a fascinating evolution, blending traditional Tajik craftsmanship with the spirit of the Rocky Mountains. Let’s explore the […]

Boulder has long been a pioneer in environmental innovation, youth leadership and global collaboration. So when your local youth‑design hub co‑hosts a global streaming event with voices from over 50 countries—it’s both a homecoming and a launch-pad. On November 22, 2025 at 11:11 a.m. PST, the Origin Broadcast will go live, streaming from the heart of climate action at […]

Some stories remind us that love has no boundaries, and Falkor — a gentle rescue dog from the Longmont Humane Society — proved that every day of her extraordinary 24+ year life. She arrived as a quiet, curious dog and instantly stepped into a role few animals ever embrace: the guardian of an entire household. […]