“The sum of the value is greater than the parts, and this is an example of that.” The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Climate CoLab announced on October 6th that Boulder will serve as a pilot location for a global […]
Dalai Lama Cancels All US Visits
The Dalai Lama, on the recommendations of his medical staff, has cancelled all visits in the US, including his scheduled stop in Boulder on October 20th. According to representatives at CU, ticket holders who paid by credit card will receive […]
Boulder PrideFest 2015
“We at Out Boulder have been working really hard to make sure that every member of our alphabet, the LGBT and Q communities have something to celebrate and something to bring forward.” Mardi Moore, the Executive Director of Out Boulder […]
Nibbles Blog: Landmark Greenbriar Inn keeps reinventing itself over the decades
The Greenbriar Inn Crowd: The Greenbriar springs to life with patio pleasures and herb-infused summer cocktails By John Lehndorff | Photos by Phil Mumford (via John’s blog, this feature originally appeared in the summer 2015 issue of Boulder Magazine) Walking up to […]
Weed Between The Lines: Boulder Marijuana Tax Revenue Report
This week in Weed Between the Lines, Leland Rucker takes a look at how much money the City of Boulder is getting in the form of tax revenue from the marijuana industry. Leland Rucker writes the Weed Between The […]
Dot Org: Women Who Light The Community
Women Who Light The Community is The Chamber and the Business Women’s Leadership Group (BWLG) annual event that honors women who have made significant contributions through innovation and a committed effort to address a meaningful business or community need, locally, nationally, or […]
Forty-One Years Ago, Bombings Shook Boulder
In 1974 the political atmosphere in the Colorado front range was marked by protests against the Vietnam War, police brutality, equal rights, and other issues. Six student and alumni activists from the University of Colorado in Boulder worked to improve […]