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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Monday, October 13th, 2025.

It’s shaping up to be a classic fall day here in Boulder with cool mountain air and golden leaves painting the city. We start the morning with a story of resilience: late last night, Boulder County Search and Rescue teams responded to the historic Sugar Mill, where a 23-year-old man survived a significant fall and was rescued after calling 911 himself. Emergency crews say he’s recovering well and are reminding everyone to take extra care around these old industrial sites, especially as we move into the darker autumn months.

If you’re looking for things to do today, the Boulder Shambhala Center is offering early morning public meditation. New and experienced meditators are all welcome to join this peaceful community gathering at 1345 Spruce Street to start your week with intention and mindfulness. It’s a unique Boulder way to slow down and get centered before jumping into a busy Monday.

Later in the day, consider heading over to the Dairy Arts Center. Their arts calendar is packed this week, including the powerful theater event Bring Them Home, running from today through October 18th, as well as the world premiere of Boulder Kirtan Fever tonight at 7 PM. Take a stroll through their galleries or catch a film to experience Boulder’s thriving creative pulse.

Of course, for the classical music fans, CU Boulder’s Performing Arts Series is still in full swing. If you haven’t yet seen the Takács Quartet, this renowned ensemble wraps up their festival residency tonight with a finale that promises world-class chamber music right on campus. There are also plenty of student and faculty performances happening, so check the CU Presents website to catch rising stars in action.

As Sukkot continues, the Boulder Hadassah chapter invites you to join them for desserts under the stars and a celebration of community. This is a lovely way to recognize tradition and enjoy the last warm evenings of the season.

As you plan your week, a little advance notice for music lovers: the SoundTrack Chamber Orchestra is set for a free Halloween-themed concert next Thursday in Wheat Ridge, which is a short hop from Boulder. Their “Sounds to Die For” performance will feature atmospheric selections from movies and theater, perfect for getting into the spooky spirit of October.

A quick look back in local history: On October 13, 1999, the JonBenét Ramsey grand jury was dismissed here in Boulder—a somber reminder of some of the city’s unresolved mysteries. And for the astronomically inclined, remember Boulder is home to NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center. No major solar events are forecasted for today, so our skies should remain quiet—ideal for enjoying those starry fall nights.

That’s your roundup of news and happenings for Boulder today. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Sunday, October 12th, 2025.

It was a big night of excitement for local sports fans yesterday as the Colorado Buffaloes delivered a thrilling 24 to 17 upset over No. 22 Iowa State at Folsom Field. Under the leadership of Coach Prime, Deion Sanders, the Buffs picked up their first Big 12 Conference win of the season. Quarterback Kaidon Salter commanded the field with 255 passing yards and two touchdowns, showcasing poise with no interceptions or sacks. Joseph Williams made a season-high 128 yards, and fans stormed the field as the final whistle sounded, celebrating a victory that has sparked new energy for the team heading into their bye week. You can expect buzz all over town today from Buffs fans reliving those big moments and looking ahead to the return to action later in the month.

Shifting from the gridiron to local happenings, firefighters rushed to respond to a late-night structure fire just before midnight yesterday in the 8000 block of Fox Ridge Court, outside the city in unincorporated Boulder County. Quick action by the Mountain View Fire Protection District and neighboring departments kept the fire contained to a single-family home and, fortunately, there were no injuries and no damage to nearby houses. The cause is under investigation this morning, but neighbors and responders are grateful for everyone’s safety.

If you’re looking to take in some of the best of Boulder’s autumn beauty today, Caribou Ranch Open Space near Nederland is wearing its finest fall colors. The signature DeLonde Trail and Blue Bird Loop offers a moderate 4.2-mile hike through golden aspen groves, historic mining relics, and wide-open meadows. It is a perfect way to enjoy the crisp mountain air and the changing leaves, so lace up your boots and maybe top it off with a cozy post-hike coffee in Nederland.

Fall festivities continue to ramp up around Boulder as Halloween approaches. Get those costumes ready for the annual trick-or-treating along the Pearl Street Mall coming up at the end of the month. The event is designed for families and little ghouls under 12 and always brings out a parade of superheroes, animals, and creative disguises. If you want to get a jump on the spooky fun, Denver’s famous Frightmare Compound and 13th Floor Haunted House are going strong through early November, and special pumpkin festivals, Halloween concerts, and themed bar crawls can be found throughout the front range for those who want to venture a bit further for an evening thrill or two.

And don’t forget, with leaf-peeping at its best and plenty of trails close by, this is a perfect weekend to explore the outdoors or pop into a local café for some pumpkin spice or apple cider. Whether you’re a sports fan, a nature lover, or just soaking up October’s energy, Boulder is buzzing with activity.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Saturday, October 11, 2025.

The sun is waking up over the foothills and there is plenty to explore and enjoy around Boulder today. A big highlight for Buffs fans is the return of the Colorado Buffaloes football team to Folsom Field this afternoon. After 15 years, the Buffs are facing the Iowa State Cyclones, and Coach Prime and his team are keen for a turnaround win. Kickoff is at 1:30 p.m. local time, so get your black and gold ready and come early for pregame coverage and tailgating—the campus will be vibrant with energy as fans get loud and proud to support the home team.

For those looking to dive into Boulder’s ever-creative spirit, the NoBo Art District is offering a hands-on “Weave It!” collage workshop today at 4600 Broadway. The session runs from noon to two and is perfect for anyone wanting to try something new with artful guidance and a welcoming community vibe.

Music lovers have a packed evening ahead. Over at the Boulder Theater tonight, punk icons Circle Jerks headline with special guests Adolescents and Negative Approach. Doors open at 8 p.m. and this is one for die-hard fans who want an unforgettable night right in the heart of downtown Boulder. Just up the road at the Fox Theatre, groove-oriented rock band The Stews are taking the stage with The Dirty Turkeys, also starting at 8 p.m. Expect raucous guitars and dance-ready rhythms to cap off your Saturday.

If you were hoping for a mountain escape and some roots music at Gold Hill Inn, keep in mind both the restaurant and beer garden are closed today for a private event. But mark your calendar for tomorrow—their Bob Dylan tribute benefit is bringing together Boulder County’s best musicians in support of Nederland fire relief efforts.

Don’t forget about the Boulder Public Library’s lineup of events as a family-friendly stop. Studio 24’s creative workshops are always a solid way to connect with fellow Boulderites. And for those willing to venture a bit further, the region-spanning Choctoberfest happening in Aurora today is a unique alternative to Oktoberfest, swapping out beer for chocolate and cheese—a delicious twist on a seasonal favorite.

Finally, a big shout out to our very own Colorado soccer team after their 2-0 win last night on campus, maintaining a strong home record and keeping spirits high in the local sports scene.

That’s a wrap for your Boulder Local Frequency this Saturday. Whether you’re catching the Buffs, making some art, hitting a show, or simply enjoying Boulder’s beautiful autumn air, there’s something for everyone today. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, October 9th, 2025.

Let’s start with a big story affecting Boulder County: local government is facing a major budget shortfall, and county officials just announced they’ll be cutting about 90 positions, with 31 actual layoffs starting soon. This move, officials say, is an effort to close a $30 to $40 million budget gap over the next three years. That means you might notice slower hiring and coming changes in services, especially as departments like the Housing Authority and Public Health plan further reductions. Uncertainty about state and federal aid plus rising costs are making these tough choices unavoidable for now.

A quick reminder that Boulder County government offices will be closed next Monday, October 13th, for Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Be aware if you’re planning to visit, but many services will still be available online.

In environmental news, expect some smoke in the air today and tomorrow as prescribed burns are scheduled near Superior. These burns are closely managed for safety and help reduce wildfire risk, so don’t be surprised if you spot smoke columns on the horizon.

Construction fans, take note: work has begun on Phase One of Prairie Run Open Space Park. You may see crews working near North 95th Street as Boulder expands its recreation spaces and habitat projects for residents.

Now, what’s happening around town today? If you’re looking to groove, Rosetta Hall hosts TLooP b2b Catzin Tzila at 10pm tonight. Expect electronic beats and a lively local crowd. If live reading is more your pace, head over to Boulder Bookstore at 6:30pm where local author Stan Yan discusses his new children’s book, “The Many Misfortunes of Eugenia Wang.” Registration is free for this fun family event.

Art lovers, check out the Dairy Arts Center between 5 and 8 tonight for a special introduction and meet and greet with the team from the Colorado Women’s Art Museum. Connect with artists and learn more about an emerging museum dedicated to women and woman-identified creators in Colorado.

For runners and community fitness fans, Fleet Feet Boulder is teaming up with ASICS for a Shop Night Mixer this evening. Whether you’re training for your next big race or just starting out, it’s a great way to meet fellow Boulderites and learn more about local run culture.

Looking ahead, CU Boulder is prepping for its 150th anniversary next year with events and initiatives to honor its lasting place in Boulder’s life and culture. Expect big celebrations coming in 2026, with students and residents all invited to take part.

And lastly, a reminder that wildfire mitigation training for realtors is happening today, another sign of how Boulder continues to learn and adapt to life in the foothills.

That’s all for Thursday in Boulder—budget changes, smoke from controlled burns, music and art happenings, and community building all around. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. We'll see you tomorrow with more

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Wednesday, October 8, 2025.

Fall colors are glowing along the Front Range, making it a perfect day to get outside and appreciate those golden aspens with a stroll through Chautauqua or a bike ride up through the foothills. Today’s weather is crisp, with that classic cool autumn breeze sweeping across Boulder, making it ideal for layering up and enjoying a warm cup from your favorite local café.

If you’re looking for things to do, Boulder’s community spirit is strong this October. Over at the Dairy Arts Center, the Boulder Jewish Film Festival continues to roll out a selection of thought-provoking films, offering engaging stories throughout the day. The Boulder Public Library is hosting a free all-ages event this afternoon in the Canyon Theater from three to six, with community presentations sure to spark curiosity and conversation. If you’re on campus or around the university, the Center for Leadership is inviting everyone to pop into their leadership open house between one thirty and two thirty, where you can discover ways to get involved and connect with student leaders.

Sports fans have plenty to be proud of. The Colorado Buffaloes volleyball team, ranked twenty-fourth in the nation, heads out on a tough road trip to face Arizona and powerhouse Arizona State. Their recent win over Houston and stellar play by Ana Burilovic, who notched over thirty kills in a single match, has the Boulder crowd buzzing with anticipation for what’s next. Meanwhile, Coach Deion Sanders is set for a medical procedure but plans to coach the Buffs in their upcoming football game, a testament to his commitment and grit.

As we settle into the rhythm of fall, keep an eye out for wildlife around town, especially black bears—this is their prime season for fattening up for winter. With over twelve hundred encounters reported in our county in the past five years, it’s always wise to secure trash and harvest fruit from backyard trees. Efforts like Community Fruit Rescue are working hard this week to collect leftover apples and pears, helping both neighbors and bears by making bear attractants scarce. If you’re seeing bears around, it’s just a reminder of how closely we share this landscape with our wild neighbors.

On the food front, Boulder’s school lunch program is front and center this month. State funding for free, scratch-cooked school lunches is set to expire at the end of the year unless voters approve two state propositions in November. For parents wanting a taste of what’s on offer, you’re invited to sample school meals at the BVSD Showcase on October twenty-second at the CU Events Center.

This evening, if you want to venture a bit out of town, Denver is packed with concerts—BabyTron, Demon Hunter, and the Zach Howarth Trio are playing tonight. Remember, many venues are active but transit routes are affected by ongoing rail construction, so plan accordingly.

Whatever your plans, Boulder’s got you covered

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Monday, October 6, 2025.

It’s a crisp fall morning here in Boulder, and the city is buzzing with plenty to talk about. We start with the top local headline: Boulder police are asking residents for help identifying three motorcyclists wanted after a road rage shooting along Flagstaff Road this Saturday evening. The incident began when a driver was fired on by three motorcycle riders, prompted by an argument that escalated. Police launched a pursuit after the suspects sped past Boulder Fire Rescue Station 2, but lost sight of them near the Flatirons Mall in Broomfield. If you have any information, contact the Boulder County Sheriff’s Office. It’s a reminder to stay safe and look out for one another as the community comes together in challenging times.

On a lighter note, Boulder’s arts and culture scene is bursting with events this week. Tonight, there’s a unique opportunity to celebrate the supermoon at the Vali Soul Sanctuary with a Spiritual Sovereignty Sound Healing Journey. If you’re ready to soak in some positive vibes and lunar energy, this gathering promises a blend of sound, meditation, and community for those seeking a more mystical Monday night.

If dancing is your thing, Avalon Sodal Hall is hosting a Scandinavian dance night this evening starting at 7:30pm. Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or just want to pivot and perfect your hambo, you don’t need a partner or experience, just some low-friction shoes to glide across the floor. It’s a fun, welcoming environment, perfect for anyone looking to try something new or connect with others over music.

For music fans, Boulder’s venues are on a roll after a weekend packed with performances. Boulder Theater welcomed GoGo Penguin last night, and if you missed it, keep an eye on their calendar for more upcoming concerts. Tomorrow, the Fox Theatre gets electric with Kingfishr joined by Scout Willis, and if you’re looking ahead, Joan Osborne brings her Bob Dylan tribute to Boulder Theater on Wednesday.

Over at CU Boulder, the theater department is preparing Pride and Prejudice, the Kate Hamill adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic, debuting this Wednesday evening. If you’re in the mood for drama, romance, and a fresh take on old literature, grab your tickets now, as campus performances tend to pack out.

With Boulder’s trails awash in fall colors, don’t forget to take a midday stroll at Chautauqua or along the Boulder Creek Path. Whether you’re hiking, biking, or just picnicking, this weather is perfect to revel in the changing leaves and breathe in the mountain air.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Sunday, October 5th, 2025. As you’re waking up in Boulder, we’ve got your essential roundup of local news, updates, and things to do today.

Let’s start with safety updates. The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the community’s help after a shooting incident on Flagstaff Road yesterday evening. Around 5:30, a road rage encounter involving three motorcyclists escalated when a driver reported being shot at while heading down Flagstaff toward Boulder. The suspects were last seen heading westbound and then out towards Denver on US 36, ultimately evading law enforcement near the Flatirons Mall. If you have information about the motorcyclists or a possible vehicle of interest linked to this incident, contact the Sheriff’s tip line to help keep Boulder safe.

Shifting to local recreation, a quick heads-up if you were planning a nature outing this weekend: Boulder Falls remains closed nearly a year after the damaging rockfall that shut down access. City officials are still assessing whether repairs are feasible, considering both cost and safety challenges. No reopening date is set, so remember to obey closure signs and maybe use this as a chance to explore some lesser-known Boulder trails nearby.

If you’re planning your Sunday, the town is buzzing with options. Music lovers can’t miss tonight’s performances: GoGo Penguin brings their energetic blend of jazz and electronica to the Boulder Theater at 8 p.m., and if you’re up for dancing, Kingfishr with Scout Willis lights up the Fox Theatre, also at 8. For classical fans, the Grammy-winning Takács Quartet takes the stage at CU Boulder’s Grusin Music Hall at 4 p.m., performing works by Haydn, Debussy, and Beethoven, with livestream access available if you prefer to enjoy from home.

There’s no shortage of community happenings today, either. Start your morning with a barista class at 9 a.m. at OZO Coffee, or wind down your afternoon with Community Cuddles at 2:30. There’s even free yoga at prAna Boulder at 10 to help you reset for the week. If you have kids or just want a relaxed local outing, Ivan Bercholz will be reading “My Friend Tara” at Boulder Book Store at 11 a.m., and Roots Music Project spotlights Sean Applebee and the Beyond along with local bands at 7 tonight.

On the sports front, the CU Buffs women’s soccer team is looking for their second consecutive win over a ranked opponent today, facing off against Baylor. After their Thursday victory over TCU, the Buffs are riding high. You can follow the action online or support from afar as the team goes for back-to-back historic upsets.

Looking ahead, mark your calendar for the annual Oktoberfest celebration at Bohemian Biergarten and get ready for Boulder Roots Music Fest kicking off October 17th on Pearl Street Mall.

That’s the pulse of Boulder for your Sunday. Enjoy what our community has to offer, stay alert for local updates, and lend a hand if you can help with the ongoing inve

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Saturday, October 4th, 2025.

The sun is shining, and Boulder is looking at another near-record warm day with highs pushing into the mid to upper 80s. It might just be the warmest October day we see all month, so if you love summer in autumn, today’s your day. Enjoy it while you can, because a cold front is expected to roll in by tonight, with gusty winds, spotty mountain showers, and even a bit of snow high up in the hills. By Sunday, we’ll be feeling that classic fall chill, with highs dropping to the upper 60s and a chance for some lingering showers. So grab that favorite t-shirt while it lasts, but keep your flannel close by for the weekend’s end.

In the headlines, Boulder is still feeling the effects of the ongoing federal government shutdown. Hundreds of NOAA researchers based here have been furloughed, with all nonessential science and outreach work at a standstill. But some good news: critical local services like food and cash assistance, housing support, and Head Start are promised to remain open through at least the end of October. However, the county is facing tough financial decisions, with a proposed $13.2 million in budget cuts looming. About 90 county jobs could be eliminated and funding for key programs serving older adults, preschoolers, and those in need of mental health support may be scaled back. County leaders warn this is just the beginning of efforts to close a growing budget gap that could reshape Boulder’s social safety net.

If you’re heading downtown, Pearl Street Mall is the heart of the action today with the annual Downtown Boulder Fall Fest in full swing. This three-day celebration is packed with local food, live music, family-friendly fun, and artisan booths stretching the length of Pearl. No cover charge means you can stroll, enjoy, and soak up the community vibe from 10 this morning all the way to 9 tonight. It’s the perfect excuse to support local businesses and maybe finally try that food truck you keep seeing.

Art lovers, the 30th annual Open Studios Tour launches this weekend, with 128 artists throughout Boulder County opening their studios to the public. It’s a free, self-guided tour happening every Saturday and Sunday through October 19. If you want a sneak peek, head down to Park Coworking for the preview exhibit opening today.

For a touch of nostalgia, don’t miss Autumn Heritage Day at Walker Ranch Homestead tomorrow. From noon to 3, you can watch a vintage baseball game played under 19th-century rules, complete with costumed players and demonstrations of old-time chores like blacksmithing and butter churning. Bring a picnic, but leave your pets and bikes at home—this one’s meant to take you back in time.

If you’re curious about new trends in mental health, Boulder is hosting a two-day event on psilocybin-assisted therapy today and tomorrow, bringing together researchers, practitioners, and the public for a look at the future of psychedelics in hea

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, October 2nd, 2025.

It is a crisp fall day in Boulder and the energy is buzzing with both new and familiar happenings around town. If you are out and about this morning with young ones, be sure to swing by the Boulder Public Library for their beloved Storytime starting at 10:15. It is a perfect way to kick off your Thursday and set an imaginative tone for the day. On the weather front, NOAA has issued a strong geomagnetic storm warning through noon today. While that means we could see some unusual auroras if skies are clear tonight, it is also a gentle reminder for anyone working with sensitive electronics to be mindful of possible disruptions.

There is plenty to look forward to in the days ahead, starting with free and fun activities across the city this October. Whether you are on campus or just tapping into CU Boulder’s vibrant spirit, mark your calendar for tomorrow’s Queer Lotería at the Center for Community, an inclusive Friday crafting and game session open to everyone, or catch Bertrand Cuiller’s dazzling harpsichord recital Saturday at Imig Music. For climbing enthusiasts, the Rec Center hosts Pride Night at the Climbing Gym on Sunday—no experience necessary, just come ready for laughter and empowerment.

This weekend at the Fox Theatre you can catch Sun Room with Pleasure Pill, SEMPAR, and Ok I Love You tonight, or stop by for the Stoke 101 film tour Friday. Saturday, ski lovers will be treated to the MAGMA Movie Tour, while Sunday brings alternative sounds with Kingfishr and Scout Willis on the Halcyon Tour. And if you are a jazz fan, Boulder Theater has GoGo Penguin performing Sunday as well.

Dining in Boulder is getting even better. St Julien Hotel and Spa celebrates its 20th anniversary, and Bryan Amaro takes over as director of restaurants and bars, curating a fresh take on everything from Jill’s Restaurant to the T-Zero Cocktail Bar. This makes a perfect weekend stop whether you are a local or showing off Boulder to visiting friends.

Big news echoes across Colorado’s creative scene with the announcement that the iconic Sundance Film Festival is relocating to Boulder in January 2027. There is already excitement in the air as the city gears up to take its place on the international movie map, with local business leaders, artists, and film buffs all speculating on the boost it will bring to Boulder’s community and cultural economy.

Meanwhile, CU Boulder kicks off its seventh annual Research and Innovation Week on Monday, with a full roster of collaboration and discovery opportunities for students, faculty, and the public alike. It is an inspiring reminder of how Boulder's innovation stretches from classrooms to the farthest reaches of space.

If you are in the photonics or advanced manufacturing space, Boulder just wrapped up a successful Photopolymer Week, reinforcing the city’s leadership in cutting-edge tech. And finally, for those thinking ahead, CU is helping e

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Tuesday, October 1st, 2025.

We're starting this Tuesday with some significant news from Boulder County officials who announced yesterday they'll be laying off 31 people and eliminating 60 vacant positions as they work to close a multi-million dollar budget shortfall. The county is looking to save between 30 to 40 million dollars over the next three years, citing uncertainty around federal and state funding along with rising inflation and questions about future property and sales tax revenue. Boulder County Public Health is also reducing nearly 30 full-time positions through various means including retirements and layoffs. County commissioners are set to vote on the 2026 budget on December 9th, which shows a considerable drop from 708 million dollars in 2025 to about 666 million dollars.

Speaking of county business, there's a virtual hearing today regarding Marshall Fire recovery funds. Residents can weigh in on proposed changes to the 12.3 million dollar federal disaster recovery action plan, with the comment deadline coming up on October 9th.

On the entertainment front, Boulder's Fox Theatre has a great lineup tonight with Carter Vail and the Coydog Tour featuring Creature Canyon starting at 8 PM. The Fox has been busy this week with shows running through the weekend including Sun Room tomorrow night and the Stoke 101 Ikon Pass Campus Film Tour coming Friday.

For those looking to stay active today, Unity of Boulder is hosting Nia Dance Fitness from 9 to 10 AM, which happens every week and offers a unique movement experience for the community.

Unfortunately, we're dealing with a federal government shutdown that began at 12:01 AM today after Congress failed to reach a funding agreement. This could impact some services, though the good news is that Rocky Mountain National Park, our state's fifth most visited national park, is expected to remain accessible to visitors. Governor Jared Polis has indicated Colorado is evaluating options to help keep the park fully operational if needed, especially during this peak fall foliage season. The National Weather Service will continue providing forecasts from their Boulder office, so you'll still get your reliable weather updates.

Colorado Law is hosting graduating student and faculty composite headshots today from 7 AM to 3 PM at Wolf Law's Boettcher Reception Hall for those in the legal community.

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