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Found: Woman’s Ring
I found a ring today in the parking lot at Salvatian Army at about 1:00. Contact me if you lost a ring. submitted by /u/MommaTay3Boy [link] [comments] More
Spotlight: Boulder Social Oktoberfest
Boulder Social is kicking off its Oktoberfest celebrations. The event is now in its 4th year, and this year the fun will last an entire week. Boulder Social is giving the community several opportunities to celebrate, starting with a special beer tasting and ending with the main party on September 18th at their location at… More
Dry Land Distillers Announces Eighth Anniversary Event
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dry Land Distillers Announces Eighth Anniversary Event And Limited Release Spirit Featuring Original Artwork From Renowned Artist Simon Bull The Longmont-based distillery will release… More
2026 Colorado State Patrol Public Opinion Survey
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Colorado State Patrol Public Affairs Office CSP_PublicAffairs@state.co.us 303-239-4583 2026 Colorado State Patrol Public Opinion Survey Colorado is an amazing place to reside, visit… More
Denver Bake Fest Serves Up a Day of Competition, Tasting and Learning, at Rebel Bread on October 3
Denver Bake Fest Serves Up a Day of Competition, Tasting and Learning, at Rebel Bread on October 3 The fourth installment of the annual community baking festival returns, featuring six all-new competition categories, kids activities, local vendors, live demonstrations and more DENVER – September 10, 2026 – This fall, Denver… More
Boulder Selects Nonprofits For Community Resilience Hub Pilot Program
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. NEWS Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026 Media Contact: Layra Nicli, Media Relations, City of Boulder, 303-818-4678 bouldercolorado.gov Boulder selects nonprofits for Community Resilience Hub pilot program BOULDER, Colo. –… More
Where can I find a mountain themed pendant for sale
I'm looking to gift someone a mountain themed necklace pendant. Does anyone know of a local shop that sells something like this? I don't mind spending a little money, but I'm not looking to spend over about $200. Thanks! submitted by /u/iwannasnack [link] [comments] More
thrift stores for gaming consoles?
i’m free this weekend and hoping to get some nintendo clamshell consoles (i’m new to retro handhleds so idk which one i’m specifically looking for but mainly for modding) any places in boulder i could go for this? i’m dont have a car so the rtd busses and b-cycles are… More
Make a fresh blueberry pie while you can!
Try my blueberry pie recipe a la moded with vanilla bean ice cream submitted by /u/CompetitiveInsect823 [link] [comments] More
DO NOT GO TO BRAKES PLUS IN BOULDER‼️‼️‼️DREW DICK AND PROFANITY UNDER MY CAR
Brakes Plus Boulder location....count your days thinking I wouldn't notice the immature drawings under my car. Drawing a dick under a woman's car??? Wow so professional. Shout out for Big O Tires for being honest and telling me. Brakes plus forgot to put my OIL GASKET on too. What an INSANE business DO NOT EVER… More
Boulder Chamber Releases First Round of Ballot Endorsements
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Media Contact: Jonathan Singer jonathan.singer@boulderchamber.com 303.875.4727 BOULDER CHAMBER TAKES MEASURED APPROACH TO 2026 BALLOT MEASURES Boulder Chamber weighs tax burden against measurable return, local investment and accountability… More
Just Got a Suspicious Email From “Boulder County Elections Division”
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Cheap Car Wash
Anyone have a rec for the cheapest car wash? submitted by /u/Alive_Battle_5409 [link] [comments] More
Anyone else have 40 restaurants saved in their Notes app and no idea which ones were actually good?
I've been building a little tool to rank/track restaurants I've eaten at instead of just remembering "yeah that place was fine I think." Curious if other Boulder people have the same problem or if I'm just disorganized lol. submitted by /u/Alexanderwasi [link] [comments] More
Longmont’s 2nd Annual Cleanup Cup Kick-off September 19th
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Press Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 11, 2026 Media Contacts: ABSD DeLoach, 941-356-1557, interwovenearth@proton.me Date: September 11, 2026 Location: Left Hand Creek Greenway, 205 Ken Pratt Blvd.… More
All BCycle Bikes are Dead?
I don’t know what’s been going on for the past few days and quite frankly the past few weeks, but the Bcycle bikes have either been completely dead or there are just none at all. Does anyone have an idea as to what’s going on? I know someone posted a… More
The 2026 Election: Insights from Your County Clerks
On Wednesday, September 23, 5:00 - 7:30 pm, the County Clerks from Boulder, Larimer, and Weld Counties will speak at Longmont Museum, 400 Quail Road, Longmont. They will explain election procedures in Colorado and answer questions from the audience. The event is free and open to the public. Registration is suggested but not required. https://preview.redd.it/h4nldz83n4ph1.png?width=773&format=png&auto=webp&s=e2dedfd56da923622231856f909f3780299764cf… More
Man sentenced to life in prison for fatal shooting in Denver’s Union Station
A man who fatally shot a woman and injured a man at a bus terminal underneath Union Station in 2025 will spend the rest of his life in prison. A jury found 20-year-old Jakiem Whitham guilty in July on multiple charges, including first-degree murder, attempted murder and assault in the… More
Shot by BB gun
New to Boulder and was walking around the hill area with my girlfriend last night. Some young guys jumped out and shot at us with a BB gun, one narrowly missed my eye. They took off before we could even comprehend what had just happened. Has anyone else had this… More
Hispanic Heritage, New Exhibitions, Immersive Experiences & More at History Colorado
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. MEDIA CONTACT Angelika Albaladejo, Manager of Communications and Public Relations (720) 541-2334 | hc_media@state.co.us DENVER — August 25, 2026 — Throughout September, History Colorado museums across the state are connecting communities with events, exhibitions and experiences.… More
Fall Art Market today and tomorrow from 10am-5pm at 1010 Aurora Ave (Groundworks Art Lab)
If you're free this weekend, come check it out! There's tons of homewares, all handmade by artists from our teaching staff. You can also catch some live blacksmithing demos and hands-on screen printing today! Tomorrow there will be some woodworking and flamework demos, and a special kiln opening at 1pm.… More
Colorado aerospace leaders warn of eroding business climate as competitor states step up
A new report finds the state is losing ground to competitors. Stakeholders warn that eroding business friendliness threatens a $14 billion industry supporting thousands of companies. More
Family homelessness is growing in Denver. If we want it to stop, it’s time to think differently
Demand for family shelter in Denver continues to exceed capacity. More
Windsor buys 70 acres of open space for $6M
Windsor recently paid $6.2 million for 70 acres that will be preserved as open... More
Integral buys Heritage Environmental Consultants
BOULDER — Integral Consulting Inc., an environmental, scientific, and engineering consulting... More
Colorado’s senators must stop Donald Trump’s crypto scam – Opinion by State Senator Katie Wallace, District 17 (Boulder and Weld Counties) in the Colorado State Senate
1ce Cube warned about him in 1990. Colorado’s senators must stop Donald Trump’s crypto scam (Opinion) submitted by /u/Fly-fishing-Rick [link] [comments] More
Every opening and closing this week: 64-year-old Mexican eatery shutters
Plus: Two of our most-anticipated restaurants finally open in RiNo and Larimer Square. More
*Premium* BoulderCAST Daily – Sat 09/12/26 | Cooler for the start of the weekend
🌡️ Cooler temps Saturday — A cold frontal passage will lower our highs today in the lower 80s. 📉 Temperatures trend up — Sunday and Monday rise back to the upper 80s to around 90 as the front lifts back north; just a slight chance of a storm. ⛈️Storm chances… More
Daily Fetch
Kyle Clark’s Trolling Blurs the Line Between Journalism and Entertainment
This article illuminates Kyle Clark's use of social media and supports the argument that Kyle Clark is not practicing journalism but some other form of media. More
Kyle Clark’s Social Media Trolling Is Abusive, Filled with Falsehoods, Damages Trust in Media Across the State
On August 7, 2026, Kyle Clark publicly announced that he would moderate the Colorado Chamber of Commerce’s October gubernatorial debate. On August 11th, I published an article that gained significant traction arguing why Kyle Clark should not host the gubernatorial debate. On August 14th, Clark announced he was removed as… More
Boulder Weekly dares to return with profile of Pasta Jay’s, out-of-town operation
Within the last couple of days, the newly owned Boulder Weekly updated its Contact Us page and officially launched. The group is seeking feedback. I have read the 27 new articles published and, as far as I can tell, Boulder Weekly's soul has gone. More
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Long-time Denver storyteller takes the helm of a storyteller’s sanctuary
This month, a longtime journalist and storyteller began a new leadership role at The Word, A Storytelling Sanctuary. Denver native Rowena Alegría is now executive director of the 10-year-old organization that focuses on creating community and collaboration among writers who are often marginalized. “I’ve been a writer my whole life,… More
Freedom of Information in the news – week ending 11/9/2026 – #FOIFriday
Restrictions on Freedom of Information restrict access to information. That, generally, being the point. Jump to this week’s Freedom of Information stories… The retroactive law change in Ontario, Canada, to exempt minister’s records from scrutiny led to 48 refusals in just under two months by just one government department. As… More
The stories of 9/11, 25 years later
It was 25 years ago — Sept. 11, 2001 — when the world changed. A routine late summer Tuesday morning turned into a nightmare as we watched in disbelief while […] More
Tucker Carlson once hated 9/11 conspiracy theories. Now he’s amplifying them to millions
In 2008, Tucker Carlson was emceeing a rally for former U.S. Rep. Ron Paul when he heard a speaker question the government response to the 9/11 attacks. Former Minnesota Gov. […] More
How Jim Dwyer found the words to write about 9/11
When I see the bylines of certain reporters, I will read whatever they write. Jim Dwyer of The New York Times is one of those. Jim became, in my mind, […] More
The Newsroom That Conducted Its Own Cancer Study
Absent public records, NJ.com poured resources into research—and turned up devastating findings. Plus: Lost BET archives, and an extraordinary escape from Afghanistan, years after 9/11. More
McClatchy cuts more than 90 staff in its most severe layoffs in years
McClatchy, whose titles include The Miami Herald and The Sacramento Bee, executed its most severe layoffs in years on Thursday, cutting newsroom staff at some papers by upwards of 40%. […] More
The Trump administration killed Climate.gov. A new website is resurrecting it.
When I was reporting on climate change, one of the most useful websites in my daily rotation was Climate.gov. The website from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), launched during President Obama’s first term, provided constant updates on the agency’s climate research in plain English, alongside vivid charts and… More
“Many have said it couldn’t be done”: Local news site Lookout Santa Cruz is profitable thanks to ads and memberships
Buried in an opinion piece about California’s Community NEWS Act is the announcement that Lookout Santa Cruz has achieved something remarkable (and rare) in local news: It’s profitable. Six years after launching Lookout Santa Cruz, CEO Ken Doctor writes, the local news org is “thriving.” “It’s fun to point to… More
Boulder proposes ending free recreation access for low-income residents
Their son was killed by a sheriff’s deputy. Now they’re opening a Boulder County youth arts hub in his honor.
Boulder’s proposed 2027 budget would cut 13 filled jobs and trim pool hours
Boulder’s new Temaki Joint pairs affordable sushi hand rolls with high-end omakase
Remembering James ‘Jim’ Waterman, Boulder web pioneer, water resources engineer and lover of the natural world
Boulder Market Meals: Smoky chipotle meatballs with locally raised beef
BVSD says closing schools will help students. Families want more answers.
Wrecked rain gauges. Whistleblowers. Million-dollar payouts and manhunts. Then a Colorado crop fraud got really crazy.
What’s Working: Colorado’s aerospace industry fears it may be losing ground
Judge tosses Telluride ski area owner’s lawsuit alleging coercion over failed sale
One Navajo community finally gets electricity after more than 10 years. It’s still waiting for water.
Why a world-traveling mountaineer is teaching kids to sew in a small Colorado town
‘Tis the season for leaf-peeping in Colorado. Here’s where (and when) to hit the road.
Judge closes courtroom as Children’s Hospital contempt hearing gets underway
Proposed board changes for Vail Resorts has its battered stock ticking up
Long-time Denver storyteller takes the helm of a storyteller’s sanctuary
In El Paso County, the number of deaths by suicide rose by almost 25% last year
After Netflix movie success, Aurora teen Jeremiah Daniels is heading to Times Square
Sept. 11, 2026: The first images of ground zero came from Colorado photographers
Why are so many Coloradans betting on…table tennis? Teaching 9/11 in schools, rare photos from ground zero
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Boulder Rotary Club advocates for international unity during Boulder’s Peace Weeks events
Mongolian art yurt is “a meeting between east and west”
Dot Org: The Liv Project
Lessons learned from the Colorado Pizza Festival
ICE arrested man at Erie construction site; Denver sues to block ICE at voting sites; Hottest summer ever for Colorado
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Capping Longmont Arts Week, Wanderlust Art Fair will spill from Tumbleweed into its alley
Niwot football, after a hot start to the season, falls to Summit in a shootout
Week 3 football scores and highlights from Boulder & Longmont (About Last Night)
Boulder-area cone zones for Sept. 12-18
CU Buffs soccer routs Denver, unveils Wall of Honor at Prentup Field
Home opener offers mental test for CU Buffs against Weber State
Boulder man arrested on suspicion of strangling 19-year-old girlfriend
Man sentenced to life in prison for fatal shooting in Denver’s Union Station
Family-owned Colorado construction business spans four generations as revenue grows to $550M
Coloradans were exposed to radiation for decades. Now Congress might make them eligible for compensation.
Denver area’s priciest home sales in August topped by $7.4M Greenwood Village mansion
Mesa Verde National Park to return thousands of Native American artifacts and Indigenous remains to tribes
Bus shuttles replacing RTD’s A Line to Denver International Airport over the weekend
Bomb threat at Colorado hotel causes evacuations in Silverthorne
Found: Woman’s Ring
Where can I find a mountain themed pendant for sale
thrift stores for gaming consoles?
Make a fresh blueberry pie while you can!
DO NOT GO TO BRAKES PLUS IN BOULDER‼️‼️‼️DREW DICK AND PROFANITY UNDER MY CAR
Just Got a Suspicious Email From “Boulder County Elections Division”
Cheap Car Wash
Spotlight: Boulder Social Oktoberfest
Dry Land Distillers Announces Eighth Anniversary Event
2026 Colorado State Patrol Public Opinion Survey
Denver Bake Fest Serves Up a Day of Competition, Tasting and Learning, at Rebel Bread on October 3
Boulder Selects Nonprofits For Community Resilience Hub Pilot Program
Boulder Chamber Releases First Round of Ballot Endorsements
Longmont’s 2nd Annual Cleanup Cup Kick-off September 19th
15 questions with BVSD: school closures, bullying + big tech
Headlines: Boulder-based aerospace company linked to Iran school missile strike
Let me hear your body talk: cocaine maggots, merkins and more with Mary Roach
Under the Influence w/ Tres Voces artists @ BMoCA
Musician meet-cute: Band speed dating at Lafayette’s Dog House Studios
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Family homelessness is growing in Denver. If we want it to stop, it’s time to think differently
Every opening and closing this week: 64-year-old Mexican eatery shutters
Former Mercury Cafe in trouble over unpaid taxes
Denver fights back against ICE agents at voting sites
Everything we ate and drank at RiNo’s new champagne bar
The Sleights make skatepunk a little more serious
Small Bites: Nana’s Dim Sum & Dumplings will soon have 14 locations
Denver is home to three neighborhood-size yard sales this weekend
Waymo’s Denver fleet might be smaller than you think (for now)
Where to celebrate Oktoberfest in Denver
TSA brings back gate access for some people without plane tickets 25 years after 9/11
Things to do in Denver this weekend, Sept. 11-13
Here’s how much Denver water bills could rise in 2027
Denver expects moderate budget growth after two flat years
25 years after 9/11: Could today’s AI have helped us connect the dots?
Human Input: Colorado’s data center fights are about more than simply anti-AI sentiment
The Big Picture: Labor Day 2026: Who gets the gains, and who gets left behind?
AI Quote of the Week: Kevin Warsh: “We’ve come to a hinge point in history”
Above Tree Line: What Reachy knew before he ever failed
Two years in, Colorado’s AI Pioneers Club has found its people
Robot(s) of the Month: From the Robot Games to the data center jobsite
Law Week Colorado – September 10, 2026
Law Week Colorado – September 3, 2026
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Federal habeas case highlights constitutional limits on immigration detention
Law Week Colorado – August 20, 2026
Law Week Colorado – August 13, 2026
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Colorado aerospace leaders warn of eroding business climate as competitor states step up
Revealed: Denver Business Journal’s 2026 Most Admired CEOs, part 2
Developer closes on financing for 204-unit workforce housing project in Parker
Developer sought for 145-acre campus bordering Denver and Aurora
DURA identifies projects to complete Park Hill reinvestment
The National Beat: More lawyers are using AI. Here’s what they’re doing with it.
The credit crunch is real among smaller borrowers
Windsor buys 70 acres of open space for $6M
Integral buys Heritage Environmental Consultants
DigitalOcean secures $725M financing facility
Wunder, Prime Group launch national solar rollout
Gloo revenue nearly triples in second quarter
Financial Strategies: September 11 — 25 years later
Boulder picks nonprofits for resilience pilot program
Boulder Celebrates Welcoming Week Sept. 10–19
City pauses license plate reader vendor selection to allow for broader policy discussion and community engagement
Boulder Selects Nonprofits for Community Resilience Hub Pilot Program
Alpine Balsam: 11 years in the making
Boulder Police Asking for Public’s Help in Gold Bars Fraud Case
BoulderMOD Receives Metro Vision Award
City of Boulder closures for Labor Day holiday, Sept. 7
What’s Eating at Alexia: CU’s bullying problem
Colorado looks to build on Atlanta escape against Weber State
Buffs volleyball stays unbeaten in win over Northern Colorado
“The Dog Stars”: A mirror to a divided America
Enforcement of UMC policies temporarily terminated amidst free speech lawsuit against CU
Opinion: Brennan Marion’s ‘Go-Go’ debut was more grind than glamour
Buffs stay perfect at home, dominate New Mexico 3-0
How the US House could overturn the midterm election results
Frustrations, remorse and pain surface on 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
Republicans close out GOP midterm convention vowing to keep control of Congress
How 9/11 changed the way America surveils its citizens
Contempt hearing over gender-affirming care at Children’s Hospital Colorado begins
Over 500 people completed Colorado’s new safety course for semiautomatic guns in August
As Election Day 1876 neared, politicians hit the stump in Colorado’s mining boomtowns
5 Space- and Sanity-Saving Tips for Organizing Your Colorado Gear
The Best Shows To See During the DCPA 2026–’27 Season
8 Leaf-Peeping Mountain Getaways You Should Take This Fall
What’s It Like to Give Your Kidney to a Stranger? These Coloradans Did It.
I Took My Dog Rafting on the Colorado River. Here’s How It Went.
Breaking: Re-Tested Missy Woods Sexual Assault Kits Reveal Links to New Suspects, Investigations
5 New Denver Restaurants with Stylish Interiors
Savor Productions and Travel Boulder Launch The Inside Dish, a New Look at Boulder’s Food Scene
5 Colorado Destinations Packed With Family-Friendly Adventures
First Look at Sundance Film Festival in Boulder: Tickets, Key Dates and What’s New for 2027
Boulder Ballet Opens a New Home for Dance and Wellness
7 Specialty Grocery Stores Every Food Lover Should Know
Palisade Peaches Meet Colorado Whiskey in This New Spirit
This Colorado Company Builds Luxury Vehicles for Going Far Off the Grid
A quarter-decade later: the impact of 9/11 on American Islamophobia
DIA Director of Security reflects on 9/11 25 years later
Remember 9/11: a Q&A with a first responder on the day
Goth cult classic “Gypsy 83: The Director’s Cut” screening at Sie FilmCenter in Denver
Stouts, sausage and polka at St Julien Oktoberfest—a Forbes four-star spa and hotel
BVSD school board listens to students and parents about possible school closures
Longmont advances longtime major downtown redevelopment plan
Colorado voters will decide 14 statewide ballot measures in November 2026 election
Judge increases bond to $10M for Barry Morphew, charged with killing his wife
Former Colorado crime analyst gets 10-year prison sentence for manipulating DNA data
House ethics panel calls for Rep. Mandy Lindsay reprimand over caucus cash mismanagement
Colorado sues Trump administration over Medicaid gender-affirming care ban
State seeks $51,427 fine against Victor Marx for campaign finance violations
E-bike injuries jumped 184% as Children’s Hospital Colorado warns of rising risks
Wyoming football beats UNC Bears on late 4th quarter touchdowns, 21-13
Pastels on 5th raises money for domestic violence prevention nonprofit
Denver Summit FC picks up a point in 6-goal thriller against Angel City
Larimer County restaurant inspections made Sept. 4-10, 2026
Addiction in America: ‘Make recovery more accessible than the illicit drug supply’
Methadone clinics, Danny Trejo beat back deregulation with ‘Program, Not a Pill’
‘Liberate methadone!’ Some patients demand the system’s destruction
Peterson leads Niwot boys golf at Thorncreek
Arts Student of the Week: Ishaan Binoy
Cougars go 4-2 in busy six-game softball week
Niwot girls volleyball falls to Cheyenne Mountain in five sets
Photo of the Week Could Be Yours
Niwot soccer has tough week against Wheat Ridge and Cheyenne Mountain
Courier Crossword Corner September 9, 2026
“If I Go Will They Miss Me” Explores Fractured Fatherhood Through a Poetic Lens
Film Festival Watch: 8 Sundance Institute–Supported Films to See at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival
“Ghost in the Machine” Is a Documentary — but It’s Also an Urgent Technological Horror Story
Watch These 9 Sundance Institute–Supported Documentaries That Spotlight Workers’ Rights
Get to Know This Fall and Winter’s Filmmakers Through These 24 Sundance Institute–Supported Films
Give Me the Backstory: Get to Know Andrius Blaževičius, the Writer-Director Behind “How to Divorce During the War”
Release Rundown: What to Watch in September, From “The Weight” to “Barbara Forever”
All dolled up: Denverites pay tribute to Dolly Parton
Sturdy, flirty and thriving: Colorado’s Fat Marmot Week draws major donations
This year’s green gentian superbloom was the second-best in Colorado’s recorded history
Denver officials publish mass evacuation plan after a historically hot summer
66,000 people applied for a Colorado moose hunting license this year. Only a few won.
Water contact advisory lifted at John Martin Reservoir
Colorado’s unprecedented drought has residents getting creative on how to water their gardens
*Premium* BoulderCAST Daily – Sat 09/12/26 | Cooler for the start of the weekend
Boulder County Rolls Back Fire Restrictions as Extreme Drought Persists
*Premium* BoulderCAST Daily – Fri 09/11/26 | Mild in the 90s on this 9/11 Remembrance
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This Week in Colorado Weather: September 7, 2026
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