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Boulder Local Frequency: Buffs Victory, Ski Championship Action, and Community Creativity
Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, February 26th. Buffs fans, start your day with a victory high, as the Colorado mens basketball team just pulled off a thrilling 79-70 win over Kansas State last night at the CU Events Center. Isaiah Johnson dropped 18 points, and the Buffs sealed it with a clutch six-point run, building on a massive 17-0 spurt in the second half that turned the game into a rout. This keeps our squad rolling toward their road matchup against fifth-ranked Houston on Saturday, proving Boulders hoops heart beats strong even in late winter.
Over in ski country, the CU Buffaloes ski team clinched the 2026 RMISA Regular Season Title with a dominant 2733 points across five meets, sweeping the final three. Todays the big day for the RMISA Championships kickoff in Bozeman, Montana, with a slalom qualifier at Bridger Bowl starting at 10 AM for women and 11 AM for men. Weather shook up the schedule, but our alpine and Nordic stars are primed to chase more hardware through Saturday expect live timing if youre following from home or cheering remotely.
On the university front, CU Boulder buzzes with creativity today. Head to the CU Art Museum from 1 to 3 PM for the Fairytale Hat Workshop, where you can craft a princess hat inspired by their new Fairy Tales and the Power of Wonder exhibit all materials and snacks provided, perfect for shaking off midterm stress. At 6:30 PM, Boulder Bookstore hosts author Gary Alan McBride discussing Literary Forensics, his guide to how reading sharpens your writing grab a spot for tips thatll elevate your craft. And tonight, catch Slick Portal rocking the Fox Theatre, bringing high-energy vibes to our live music scene.
Boulder Chamber events light up too, with the Be Here Now Therapeutic Improv Workshop at BMoCA from 6 to 8 PM yes-and your way to playful stress relief for creatives and beginners alike. Meanwhile, Boulders oil-and-gas saga thickens, as our city digs in against ExxonMobil and Suncor in a landmark climate deception lawsuit. After winning at the state Supreme Court, the battle heads toward potential U.S. Supreme Court drama over local versus federal power think Marshall Fire risks, health impacts, and taxpayer burdens all tied to fossil fuel misinfo. Its a gritty fight shaping our future amid warming winters where golfers swing in February and skiers scrape for snow.
For more fun, check CU Connections for Sundance Film Festival news its eyeing Boulder January 21 to 31 next year. Wrap up your day storytime at Gunbarrel Library at 3:30 PM, blending books, songs, and activities for all ages. Whether youre hitting workshops, cheering Buffs, or pondering our bold legal stands, Boulders pulse today connects community, innovation, and real stakes that hit home.
This has been Boulder Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Over in ski country, the CU Buffaloes ski team clinched the 2026 RMISA Regular Season Title with a dominant 2733 points across five meets, sweeping the final three. Todays the big day for the RMISA Championships kickoff in Bozeman, Montana, with a slalom qualifier at Bridger Bowl starting at 10 AM for women and 11 AM for men. Weather shook up the schedule, but our alpine and Nordic stars are primed to chase more hardware through Saturday expect live timing if youre following from home or cheering remotely.
On the university front, CU Boulder buzzes with creativity today. Head to the CU Art Museum from 1 to 3 PM for the Fairytale Hat Workshop, where you can craft a princess hat inspired by their new Fairy Tales and the Power of Wonder exhibit all materials and snacks provided, perfect for shaking off midterm stress. At 6:30 PM, Boulder Bookstore hosts author Gary Alan McBride discussing Literary Forensics, his guide to how reading sharpens your writing grab a spot for tips thatll elevate your craft. And tonight, catch Slick Portal rocking the Fox Theatre, bringing high-energy vibes to our live music scene.
Boulder Chamber events light up too, with the Be Here Now Therapeutic Improv Workshop at BMoCA from 6 to 8 PM yes-and your way to playful stress relief for creatives and beginners alike. Meanwhile, Boulders oil-and-gas saga thickens, as our city digs in against ExxonMobil and Suncor in a landmark climate deception lawsuit. After winning at the state Supreme Court, the battle heads toward potential U.S. Supreme Court drama over local versus federal power think Marshall Fire risks, health impacts, and taxpayer burdens all tied to fossil fuel misinfo. Its a gritty fight shaping our future amid warming winters where golfers swing in February and skiers scrape for snow.
For more fun, check CU Connections for Sundance Film Festival news its eyeing Boulder January 21 to 31 next year. Wrap up your day storytime at Gunbarrel Library at 3:30 PM, blending books, songs, and activities for all ages. Whether youre hitting workshops, cheering Buffs, or pondering our bold legal stands, Boulders pulse today connects community, innovation, and real stakes that hit home.
This has been Boulder Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiGood morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, February 26th. Buffs fans, start your day with a victory high, as the Colorado mens basketball team just pulled off a thrilling 79-70 win over Kansas State last night at the CU Events Center. Isaiah Johnson dropped 18 points, and the Buffs sealed it with a clutch six-point run, building on a massive 17-0 spurt in the second half that turned the game into a rout. This keeps our squad rolling toward their road matchup against fifth-ranked Houston on Saturday, proving Boulders hoops heart beats strong even in late winter.
Over in ski country, the CU Buffaloes ski team clinched the 2026 RMISA Regular Season Title with a dominant 2733 points across five meets, sweeping the final three. Todays the big day for the RMISA Championships kickoff in Bozeman, Montana, with a slalom qualifier at Bridger Bowl starting at 10 AM for women and 11 AM for men. Weather shook up the schedule, but our alpine and Nordic stars are primed to chase more hardware through Saturday expect live timing if youre following from home or cheering remotely.
On the university front, CU Boulder buzzes with creativity today. Head to the CU Art Museum from 1 to 3 PM for the Fairytale Hat Workshop, where you can craft a princess hat inspired by their new Fairy Tales and the Power of Wonder exhibit all materials and snacks provided, perfect for shaking off midterm stress. At 6:30 PM, Boulder Bookstore hosts author Gary Alan McBride discussing Literary Forensics, his guide to how reading sharpens your writing grab a spot for tips thatll elevate your craft. And tonight, catch Slick Portal rocking the Fox Theatre, bringing high-energy vibes to our live music scene.
Boulder Chamber events light up too, with the Be Here Now Therapeutic Improv Workshop at BMoCA from 6 to 8 PM yes-and your way to playful stress relief for creatives and beginners alike. Meanwhile, Boulders oil-and-gas saga thickens, as our city digs in against ExxonMobil and Suncor in a landmark climate deception lawsuit. After winning at the state Supreme Court, the battle heads toward potential U.S. Supreme Court drama over local versus federal power think Marshall Fire risks, health impacts, and taxpayer burdens all tied to fossil fuel misinfo. Its a gritty fight shaping our future amid warming winters where golfers swing in February and skiers scrape for snow.
For more fun, check CU Connections for Sundance Film Festival news its eyeing Boulder January 21 to 31 next year. Wrap up your day storytime at Gunbarrel Library at 3:30 PM, blending books, songs, and activities for all ages. Whether youre hitting workshops, cheering Buffs, or pondering our bold legal stands, Boulders pulse today connects community, innovation, and real stakes that hit home.
This has been Boulder Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Over in ski country, the CU Buffaloes ski team clinched the 2026 RMISA Regular Season Title with a dominant 2733 points across five meets, sweeping the final three. Todays the big day for the RMISA Championships kickoff in Bozeman, Montana, with a slalom qualifier at Bridger Bowl starting at 10 AM for women and 11 AM for men. Weather shook up the schedule, but our alpine and Nordic stars are primed to chase more hardware through Saturday expect live timing if youre following from home or cheering remotely.
On the university front, CU Boulder buzzes with creativity today. Head to the CU Art Museum from 1 to 3 PM for the Fairytale Hat Workshop, where you can craft a princess hat inspired by their new Fairy Tales and the Power of Wonder exhibit all materials and snacks provided, perfect for shaking off midterm stress. At 6:30 PM, Boulder Bookstore hosts author Gary Alan McBride discussing Literary Forensics, his guide to how reading sharpens your writing grab a spot for tips thatll elevate your craft. And tonight, catch Slick Portal rocking the Fox Theatre, bringing high-energy vibes to our live music scene.
Boulder Chamber events light up too, with the Be Here Now Therapeutic Improv Workshop at BMoCA from 6 to 8 PM yes-and your way to playful stress relief for creatives and beginners alike. Meanwhile, Boulders oil-and-gas saga thickens, as our city digs in against ExxonMobil and Suncor in a landmark climate deception lawsuit. After winning at the state Supreme Court, the battle heads toward potential U.S. Supreme Court drama over local versus federal power think Marshall Fire risks, health impacts, and taxpayer burdens all tied to fossil fuel misinfo. Its a gritty fight shaping our future amid warming winters where golfers swing in February and skiers scrape for snow.
For more fun, check CU Connections for Sundance Film Festival news its eyeing Boulder January 21 to 31 next year. Wrap up your day storytime at Gunbarrel Library at 3:30 PM, blending books, songs, and activities for all ages. Whether youre hitting workshops, cheering Buffs, or pondering our bold legal stands, Boulders pulse today connects community, innovation, and real stakes that hit home.
This has been Boulder Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.
For more http://www.quietplease.ai
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI