Pet Poison Prevention and Pet First Aid
Wait — pet CPR, that’s a thing? Yes, it is. March is Pet Poison Prevention Month and April is Pet First Aid Awareness Month.
Culture
Two painters twist traditions to create contemporary Buddhist artworks
Thangkas are made with mineral pigments applied to cotton or silk, and they also depict a particular deity’s realm as a mandala.
Invasion of the Space Mold
What can you do when mold and fungus infest a space station?
Accessible Art
R Gallery’s mission is to bring fine art to the masses from up-and-coming Boulder County artists.
Dr. Curt Hayes gives back to his community by limiting access to opioids in his dental practice
Lafayette oral surgeon Curt Hayes is passionate about providing the best possible care for his patients. This includes offering non-opioid alternatives to his patients...
Lafayette Open Space stretches the boundaries of traditional programming
Lafayette is creating all-inclusive programs that reinforce the connection between the human community and the planet’s other living systems.
Frozen Dead Guy Days Returns from the Icy Brink
FDGD is March 13–15 at venues throughout Nederland. Fans of the festival will be pleased to see cherished FDGD events on the schedule, like coffin races, a polar plunge and Snowy Human Foosball.
$1.5M “Flight Simulator” for Home Inspectors
The House of Horrors is more than an eyes-on training facility for home inspectors. It’s also open to the public during normal workday hours and admission is free.
Touchdown for the Environment
Boulder’s 2019 football season features a brand new coach for the CU Buffs and brand new aluminum beer cups for Folsom Field.
Safe Roads
Keep Boulder County roads safe by reporting what you see. Attention drivers/cyclists/pedestrians: If you’ve spotted an intersection, crosswalk or other transportation area that needs maintenance, don’t keep it to yourself! A lot of us complain when streets develop potholes or overgrown bushes create blind turns, but who hears us except the person in the passenger
Boulder Bookshelf: What we’re reading and locals are writing
Boulder is a hotbed of talent in everything from tech to teaching, and now Boulder-based authors weigh in on their process, characters and self-transformation.
Radio Recognition for CU Buff Voice Larry Zimmer
The University of Colorado football organization recently honored Larry Zimmer, one of the most recognizable figures in the state’s sporting history
Seeking Safety
Boulder County’s Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence helps victims and offenders through safe spaces and education
Advising Presidents about climate change
Dr. Warren M. Washington retired last year as one of the nation’s top climate-modeling scientists after six decades of pioneering accomplishments.
Thirty-five years of sister-city relationships in Boulder County strengthen our international ties
In 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower founded the Sister Cities International program to foster people-to-people diplomacy. Boulder has a whopping 10 sister cities, and Longmont has two of its own.
Here Be Dragons
Where There Be Dragons has expanded its efforts to increase diversity, equity and inclusion
Boulder Nonprofit Is “There With Care” for Families in Crisis
Paula DuPré Pesmen founded There With Care to provide the basics a family needs when they’re dealing with a medical crisis
A small nonprofit makes a big impact for families in need
Two sisters founded Little Willows, a nonprofit providing beautifully coordinated clothing boxes of gently used kids’ clothes, to underserved families
Do You Know the Muffler Man?
This pitchfork-toting guy has been guarding a hay farm just east of Lyons along Highway 66 for decades
Reintroducing Wolves in Colorado… Maybe
If successful, the initiative will introduce 20 to 30 wolves into Colorado by 2023.
Poets Society Is Alive in Boulder!
One of the few all-poetry bookstores in the U.S. is located right here in Boulder.
