Nature Kids
Thanks to generous grants from Great Outdoors Colorado, Nature Kids is bridging barriers to outdoor access for Lafayette kids.
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Party Like a Pro
From casual to sophisticated, plan spring parties that are COVID-conscious, but still rock.
Lost Lafayette
Local historian Doug Conarroe goes on a journey through time with his most recent book, "Lost Lafayette."
Latino Parent Advisory Council establishes relationships, scores early wins at BVSD
In an effort to expand outreach and make school involvement more accessible to Latino parents, BVSD created the Latino Parent Advisory Council.
Blue Sky Bridge: Giving Victims of Child Abuse a Voice
Child advocacy experts at Blue Sky Bridge work to help children who are experiencing abuse during this difficult and isolating time.
CYL Sauna Studio: Good, Clean Sweat
CYL Sauna Studio offers infrared heat, improved wellness in private sauna suites.
Isaiah Chavous: Leading in the Time of Pandemic
CU Boulder student body president Isaiah Chavous takes time to think about the future and reflect on what got him this far.
Perfect Pairings
When it comes to pairing beer with food, you can choose to complement the flavors or contrast them. Here are a few of our favorite food/beer pairings.
Restaurant Week at Home
Rather than organizing Restaurant Week in the midst of a pandemic, First Bite releases a cookbook of local restaurant favorites.
Pandemic Dining Innovations
Here are some ways our local dining scene is evolving to meet the challenge of indoor dining restrictions during the pandemic.
Guide To an Unconventional Ski Season
This winter will be the weirdest ski season in recent memory, but Colorado resorts are up for the COVID challenge. They’re getting creative to give skiers a much-needed break from quarantine life and send them to the slopes safely.
Local Would-be Tokyo Olympians Discuss How It Feels to Be On Hold.
Waiting to Compete By Amanda McCracken Weddings, funerals, graduations—ceremonies of all types—were postponed or canceled in 2020. But the biggest deferment is arguably the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (now scheduled for summer 2021). Qualifying for the Olympics is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for many athletes, so it’s no surprise that Boulder’s Olympic hopefuls had to make
The Road to Recovery
2020 has been … a year, that’s for sure. It’s time to recover and rejuvenate for a better year to come! By Vicki Allsopp Editor Note: We understand that true recovery from the pandemic will take much more than a fresh haircut and a new hobby. For those who have lost loved ones, there
Uplevel Your Home Office
By Haley Rae Shoning Whether you’ve been working from home forever or it’s a new pandemic-inspired situation, making your home office comfortable and inspiring can lead to elevated productivity and a calm and peaceful work-from-home experience. An eye-catching piece of local art is the perfect addition to dress up your space. “What
Pandemic Projects Enhance Boulder Communities
When the pandemic first shut down schools, workplaces and recreation areas, many Boulder County residents reached out of isolation and beyond their fears to help neighbors and strangers alike.
Artist Margaret Galvin Johnson: Leaving Hidden Valley Road Behind
A local woman navigated her way out of the trenches of trauma through years of therapy, emerging with a career in art.
Mikki McComb-Kobza: From Fear to Fascination
Landlocked shark expert Mikki McComb-Kobza turned her childhood terror into a career.
BoCo Bookshelf: What locals are writing and we’re reading
We ask local authors to describe what inspires them, what’s next on their writing agenda, what’s tough about being a writer and so much more.
Via Mobility Services
Via Mobility Services is moving local communities toward transportation equity through an unprecedented pandemic.
The Social Dilemma
Jeff Orlowski of Boulder, CO, puts a spotlight on the negative impacts of social media use with his film, "The Social Dilemma."
Art + Soul Gallery: Committing to Art
Art + Soul Gallery marries wall art with wearable art for an extraordinary experience in fine jewelry. By Christine Mahoney During uncertain times, it’s comforting to know that some things are unshakable, like the need to express love and commitment. Expressions of devotion seem to be on the rise during the pandemic. Just ask
