The Diné reservation, a Navajo State spanning 27,000-square-miles across Arizona, New Mexico and Utah was hit hard and early by the pandemic. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon spoke with local advocate and spiritualist, Dr. Maria Michael about her campaign to help support […]
In November Boulder voters will weigh in on Ballot Question 302, a citizen campaign to stop development of a 308 acre plot of land in South Boulder. In September, Boulder City Council voted 6-2 in favor of annexing the land […]
Dylan Thuras is co-author of Gastro Obscura A Food Adventurer’s Guide and The Atlas Obscura Explorer’s Guide for the World’s Most Adventurous Kid. His newest food book has 500 entries that span all seven continents and fifty states. Complete with photographs and illustrations, it’s all […]
Flamenco Denver has been bringing Spanish culture through its combination of sound, beauty and movement to audiences in the Denver Metro area. Artistic director Maria Vazquez will join the stage with a collective of flamenco artists from US, Venezuela, Canada, Cuba, […]
Latino families gathered outside of the Boulder Valley School District Education Center in the cold rain yesterday to show their support for three school board members who are facing a recall attempt. Demonstrators held signs while chanting in Spanish that […]
HelloFresh workers in Aurora are seeking to form a union at the factory where they assemble prepared food boxes for home delivery. Business at the German-owned company has boomed since the start of the pandemic, but workers at the Aurora […]
The cities of Denver and Boulder have both shifted to commemorating Indigenous Peoples Day instead of Columbus Day. The latter is still a federal holiday. Both will occur this Monday, October 11th. But the Dairy Arts Center here in Boulder […]
El Centro Amistad is holding its XV Cumbre de Mujeres (XV Women’s Summit) this weekend. It’s an event organized by Latinas for Latinas that is known as a gathering of women from different generations to learn from each other and […]
