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Vail-based author and former school teacher Heather Mateus Sappenfield dropped by the Morning Magazine ahead of her book presentation Thursday, February 17th at the Boulder Book Store. The middle grade novel portrays how two girls process different forms of loss. Main character Rill has recently lost her father in an […]
Explorando Senderos or “Exploring Trails” is a group that formed during the pandemic to introduce Spanish speaking families to the extensive trail system in Boulder County. The strategic plan for Mountain Parks and Open Space conducted focus groups on the trails to understand the barriers many Latino families face when […]
More than 900 homes were destroyed and more than 1000 more were damaged in the Marshall Fire that ravaged Boulder County on the second to last day of 2021. While this is a tragic event for everyone who lost their homes, even a fire such as this can lay bare […]
Colorado’s Front Range region has a very active community of endurance athletes. It also has a significant subculture of cannabis enthusiasts. But how much do the two groups overlap? More than you may imagine. That’s according to Runner’s High; How a Movement of Cannabis-Fueled Athletes is Changing the Science of […]
As the US transitions away from coal, many communities are looking to tourism to fill the economic gap left behind by a shuttered industry. Many other communities, began that transition decades ago, and now are facing new challenges. As KBUT’s Christopher Biddle reports, there's a new initiative in the Colorado […]
Our guest is accomplished actor, producer, director, filmmaker, teacher and storyteller extraordinaire: donnie l betts, who has been a part of Denver’s radio and television landscape for more than two decades. Producer of the award-winning radio drama series Destination Freedom, Black Radio Days. He began his career in radio because […]
The federal government allocated $63 million dollars in federal funding through the American Rescue Plan Act for Boulder County. In the first phase of spending, Boulder distributed $5 million dollars to help supplement city services, out-of-work employees, businesses affected by the pandemic, vaccination bonuses for city employees and mask distribution. […]
Housing costs in Boulder have been steadily rising in recent years while the addition of housing stock has not kept apace. Limits on building heights and preservation of the urban greenbelt are factors, but there’s also the matter of the city’s occupancy limits. Boulder’s occupancy limits are lower than those […]
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