Provided by: Priscilla Slocum Lacy

The commute to school was more than business as usual for close to 500 elementary students from Coal Creek in Louisville last Wednesday morning, October 8. Students and their families took part in a special event celebrating International Walk to School Day. The annual event is part of an effort to raise awarenessof alternative modes of transportation and general hea...
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Provided by: Peggy Dyer

Boulder Ballet is Boulder at its best, embodying the athletic pulse, innovative spirit and infinite variety of this creative city nestled at the base of the Colorado Rockies. Boulder Ballet and the Boulder Philharmonic present the holiday classic - the Nutcracker this Thanksgiving weekend at Macky Auditorium. Featuring beautiful costumes and sets the Nutcracker promis...
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Provided by: Bill Stahl

The i9 Sports flag football league in Lafayette concluded its 16-game season last Sunday with beautiful weather and a full slate of exciting games, followed by pizza, snacks, trophies, and medals for all players. The league began playing games in early September at Angevine Middle School. The spring season will commence in late March or early April. In the 6-7 age div...
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Provided by: Joel Hunt

After planning to reopen around Thanksgiving this year, Sleeping Giant Ski Area , which is just outside the east entrance to Yellowstone, now is pushing back its reopening for a season. The ski area logistically could be ready to open but financially is behind. Because it is a community ski area, it is looking to raise $3.5 million dollars before opening. As of...
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Provided by: Eva Kosinski

As election day (finally!) looms on the horizon, the attacks are getting nastier, the fibs are going from little white lies to something much darker, and we're all getting treated to a campaign season that feels like a cross between the soaps and a WWF smackdown. Very pop culture, but most likely hazardous to our civic health in the long run. Why does this election ...
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