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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Wednesday, March 4th. Kicking off today with the buzz thats got the whole Flatirons region humming: Colorado Buffaloes footballs spring ball is in full swing, and yesterday marked Day 1 under Coach Prime, a session packed with heart, hustle, and high stakes thatll shape the 2026 season. Amid the grief of honoring fallen teammate Dom Ponder, the team channeled raw emotion into an A-plus practice, sprinting through drills with renewed brotherhood, as Coach Prime laid down the law in the morning huddle: honor Dom, nail the little things, and sprint everywhere. Standouts lit up Folsom Field like spring fireworks Kam Perry, the Atlanta hooper with no T, turned open-field tackles into nightmares, eluding DBs with basketball flair that had offensive coordinator Brennan Marion grinning ear to ear. Boo Carter brought the fire, screaming at the D-line to sharpen their edge, while Maurice Williams snagged big plays in zone coverage, proving this revamped defense is forging steel. Richards Young and the two-tight-end sets had coordinators sweating, mixing thunder and lightning to keep foes guessing. Marion, fresh off spilling to Rivals about syncing with recruits like Julian Lewis and welcoming back DeAndre Moore, called it structured and sharp, a far cry from past springs. This isnt just practice; its the foundation for a Boulder squad ready to rumble, impacting everything from local tailgates to national hype as media training ramps up Monday.

Shifting gears to your day ahead, that overcast sky is clearing just in time for daylight savings this weekend, so lace up for Pearl Street hikes or a quick Chautauqua trail run the fresh mountain air will recharge you after winters chill. Hit the Boulder Creek Path for some paddleboarding if temps climb, or catch live tunes at the Fox Theatre tonight where local indie acts are dropping feel-good vibes. Foodies, dont sleep on the farmers market pop-up at the library; fresh Flatirons honey and craft brews from Avery are flowing, tying into our communitys farm-to-table soul. And for families, the Discovery Museum is hosting a free STEM day with hands-on rocket builds, sparking the next generation of Buff innovators right here in town.

Stay connected, Boulder this energy from the gridiron to the trails is what makes our valley pulse. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Tuesday, March 3.

Folks, start your day with a heads up on that stubborn Bluebell Fire still smoldering in southwest Boulder's Chautauqua neighborhood. It sparked last Saturday near the cottages, growing to about half an acre under those dry, windy Red Flag conditions gripping the Front Range. Evacuation warnings are active, so if you're in the area, pack your go-bags and stay tuned to Boulder Fire Rescue updates. These blazes remind us how quickly our foothills can turn fierce, protecting homes means acting fast, and crews are on it around the clock.

Shifting to brighter skies, CU Boulder's buzzing with ways to shake off the winter chill. Tonight's pingpong tournament at The Connection kicks off at 7 p.m., free entry with prizes for the paddle pros, perfect for channeling that competitive energy. Over at the UMC Gaming Lounge, the Buff Cup runs from 3 to 7 p.m., pitting gamers head-to-head across genres, welcoming newbies and vets alike. And don't miss Super Smash Bros at The Connection starting at 4 p.m., where you could smash your way to glory.

Tomorrow brings more fun: Build a Buff Leadership Luncheon at noon in UMC 330 offers free pizza and tips on team accountability. Then Ralphie's Cooking Basics at 5:15 p.m. in the Village Center teaches scratch meals, all supplies included. Looking ahead, Friday's Fire Pit Friday on The Hill from 4 to 7 p.m. gathers students for cozy chats and emergency prep with Boulder Fire Rescue. Saturday's packed with Boulder Battle bouldering comp at the Rec Center Climbing Gym, JamFest 3v3 hoops, and Drag Bingo in the UMC Ballroom hosted by fabulous performers Kai Lee Mykaels and Trey Suits. Cap the weekend cheering the Buffs men's basketball against Arizona at 9 p.m. Friday in the CU Events Center.

On the community front, a protest unfolded today outside BI Incorporated's Boulder headquarters, spotlighting their federal immigration ties—voices demanding accountability in our backyard. Meanwhile, CU scholar Angie Chuang hosts a timely talk tonight at 5 p.m. in the Canyon Theater on Asian American belonging, tying into the fifth anniversary of the Atlanta spa shootings and media's role in identity. And brace for that Winter Weather Advisory—snow could dust us soon, so plan those outdoor adventures wisely.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Saturday, February 28.

Folks, were kicking off today with a serious heads-up from the National Weather Service: Boulder County is under a red flag warning until 6 p.m. for elevations below 6,000 feet. Thats the third one this week, thanks to unseasonably warm temps hitting 66 degrees here in Boulder, low humidity down to 8 percent, and winds gusting up to 40 mph. No open burning or agricultural fires allowed under Stage 1 restrictions, says the Boulder County Sheriffs Office, and they mean it—any spark could ignite fast in these dry foothills. This weird winter warmth is turning our snowy paradise into tinderbox territory, so skip the campfires, power tools in dry grass, or anything risky today. Rain might tease us Sunday, but for now, stay vigilant to keep our trails and neighborhoods safe.

Shifting to brighter news, Boulders music scene is buzzing tonight despite the wind. Catch All Them Witches with King Buffalo at Boulder Theater on their House of Mirrors Tour—perfect for psych-rock fans craving heavy riffs. Over at the Fox Theatre, TAUK brings their Somewhere Between Here And There Tour with Sqwerv, while Aggie Theatre hosts The Devil Makes Three with Lightnin Luke on their Winter Tour. For something cozier, head to Velvet Elk Lounge at 7 p.m. for bites, cocktails, and lively local tunes thatll warm you up. These shows connect us through the beats that define our creative vibe, drawing crowds who turn venues into community hubs.

Nature lovers, dont miss the Birds of Prey Driving Tour from 9 a.m. to noon—cruise Boulder County stops with naturalists spotting raptors soaring in those gusts, honing your ID skills while learning their wild habits. Its a low-key way to embrace the day safely from your car.

On the community front, Boulder police are seeking help identifying an electric dirt bike rider who dodged officers twice after reckless riding—keep eyes peeled and report tips if you spot that stunt machine. Looking ahead, Boulder Municipal Airport plans unleaded aviation fuel by years end, a big win for cleaner skies and eco-friendly flying here.

And CU Boulders Cultural Events Board is hyping a February 28 event in the UMC Multipurpose Room—check it for student-led fun tying into our vibrant campus pulse.

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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.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Wednesday February 25th.

Big news shaking up our city today as the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Boulders high-stakes lawsuit against Suncor Energy and ExxonMobil. The justices will decide if federal law blocks our local climate damage claims from those fossil fuel giants, potentially paving the way for accountability on how emissions have hit our community with extreme weather and rising costs. This could redefine how towns like ours fight back against global warming, keeping our eyes on real protections for the Front Range.

Over at CU Boulder, Buffs fans gear up for a thrilling Big 12 mens basketball clash tonight at the CU Events Center. Kansas State visits at 8pm Mountain Time on FS1, with the Buffs riding a three-game home win streak and hungry to even the series history in Boulder. Its the Wildcats first trip here since 2011, so expect packed stands and high energy that could spark some post-game buzz around Pearl Street.

Music lovers, tonight at Boulder Theater, Daniel Donatos Cosmic Country takes the stage at 8pm in an all-ages show blending twangy guitar riffs with psychedelic vibes. This rising Americana star promises an intimate night of genre-bending tunes perfect for families or friends chasing that live music high, tickets still available so grab them quick.

For adventure seekers, RSVPs just opened at 9am for a weekend outdoor rock climbing trip in Boulder Canyon through Denvers Social Climb group. Spots are limited to ensure everyone gets solid climbs amid our crisp winter sun, a great way to connect with nature before spring thaw.

The ongoing Crime Scene Reconstruction Conference wraps up today at Embassy Suites, drawing forensic pros nationwide to geek out on 3D tech like LiDAR transforming investigations, underscoring Boulders role as an innovation hub.

And looking ahead, Mumford and Sons North America Tour hits Folsom Field this Saturday with Sierra Ferrell and Dylan Gossett, gearing up to fill the stadium with folk-rock anthems under Colorado skies.

Locals are also pushing hard for funding the new South Boulder Rec Center while Presbyterian Manor plans a big expansion on Arapahoe, boosting senior living right by the library. These moves promise stronger community spaces amid our growing needs.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Monday, February 23rd. Kick off your week with some exciting local action as our No. 47-ranked Colorado Buffs womens golf team tees off today at the Causeway Invitational in Sacramento. As the top-ranked squad in a 10-team field, theyre hitting the shortest course of their spring season at Del Paso Country Club, with scoreable par 5s and tricky par 3s awaiting. Head coach Madeleine Sheils is pumped about the full team competing together for the first time since fall, spotlighting sophomore Ellen OSaughnessy, whos led with a 73.2 stroke average and top-15 finishes. Junior Carolyn Fuller returns from last years third-place showing here, while freshmen Brenna Higgins and Ananthi Vivek make their marks as individuals. First rounds start at 9:30 a.m. Mountain Time, so cheer them on from afar as they chase that podium spot and build momentum for Buffs fans back home.[1]

Sticking with CU spirit, new offensive coordinator Brennan Marion is turning heads with his rags-to-riches story, sharing how he started in a closet office at a high school before aligning perfectly with Coach Prime Deion Sanders vision. Hes bringing tempo-driven, no-huddle innovation to Folsom Field for 2026, tailored to explosive talents like leading receiver Danny Scudero and young QB Julian Lewis. Marion and Sanders even showed up together at Saturdays womens hoops game, proving Buffs unity runs deep and exciting times ahead for football faithful.[5]

Tonight, dive into Boulders creative pulse with free salsa classes at 6:30 p.m. at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, blending movement, music, history, and culture with live beats even subbing in top teachers while the lead recovers from injury. Culture buffs, catch The Stars Watch From Long Ago film screening at 6 p.m. in the Boedecker Theater at Dairy Arts Center, a Stacey Steers gem exploring cosmic vibes for just 15 bucks or 12 for members. Or groove to Limelight Live Music starting at 5 p.m., mixing indie, roots, and soul on cozy patios. Theater lovers note Boulder Ensemble Theatre Companys Brooklyn Laundry wrapping up soon at the Dairy, a heartfelt tale of family and fresh starts.[2][4]

Activism calls too from 3:45 to 5 p.m. with Rise Up Boulders overpass protest on Highway 36 at 88th, rallying community voices for real change. And CU hosts The Buff Way culture of care session at noon in the Administrative Center, free and open to reinforce our supportive campus vibe.[6][10]

Whether youre swinging clubs, dancing salsa, or protesting with purpose, Boulders buzzing today, connecting us through sport, art, and action that shapes our mountain town magic. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Sunday, February 22nd. What a vibrant weekend its been in our mountain town, with Buffs dominating the sports scene and plenty of ways to shake off the winter chill today. Lets dive right in.

CU Boulder athletics delivered back-to-back thrills yesterday at home. The womens basketball Buffs edged out No. 20 Texas Tech 75-68 at the CU Events Center, forcing 19 turnovers and holding strong despite the Lady Raiders hot shooting. That sets them up nicely in the Big 12 race. Not to be outdone, the mens team crushed Oklahoma State 83-69, jumping to a 25-8 lead early with five quick threes and never looking back, thanks to 17 points from Bangot Dak and 16 from Barrington Hargress. Over on Kittredge Field, No. 18 womens lacrosse exploded for a 17-5 rout of Towson, with Teagan Ryan netting six goals to hit double digits on the season and nine scorers contributing. These wins arent just stats, theyre fueling campus energy and drawing fans who know Boulder sports build community pride that lasts all year.

If youre craving culture today, head to Macky Auditorium this evening for the CU Honor Band Spring Concert, where top middle and high school musicians from across Colorado perform under guest conductors, featuring pieces by composers like Malcolm Arnold and Steven Bryant. Its a free showcase of young talent that reminds us why Boulders music scene starts early. Music lovers, dont miss The 502s with Harf at the Fox Theatre tonight, a folk-indie vibe perfect for cozying up, or catch Daniel Donatos Cosmic Country blending guitar wizardry with psychedelia at Boulder Theater tomorrow, all-ages and family-friendly.

For active fun, kick off your morning at Avalon Ballroom with Movement Mass from 10:45 to noon, a $20 to $24 dance session that gets bodies moving and spirits high. Runners, lace up for the Highlands Ranch 5k or 10k just south of us today, a scenic way to log miles before spring trails open. Yesterday wrapped with Mah Jongg Boot Camp in east Boulder, so if tiles intrigue you, check Mountain Mah Jongg for ongoing play.

Locally, Colorados union membership dipped 22 percent last year, possibly tied to federal worker changes, but buzz remains with rallies at Denver Art Museum and new unions at Casa Bonita, showing labor fights impact everyday workers here. Heat pump installs doubled statewide in 2025, helping Boulderites cut energy bills amid flat rents projected for 2026. A federal tweak might limit foreign scientists at NIST, rippling through our quantum hub.

From Buffs highs to dance floors calling, Boulders alive with connection. This has been Boulder Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Saturday, February 21.

What a vibrant start to the weekend here in Boulder, where our community spirit shines through sports triumphs, artistic beats, and calls for action that ripple into everyday lives. Yesterday at the Colorado Last Chance Qualifier right here in town, local track athletes crushed it, with MSU Denver's Omofoma setting a school record in a powerhouse performance, while Colorado College's Alison Mueller-Hickler shattered her own indoor 3K mark at 9:58.88, the first Tiger woman under 10 minutes, and Josh Williams clocked a blazing 48.51 in the 400. These feats aren't just numbers; they're fueling dreams for young athletes across Boulder County, proving our tracks are breeding grounds for national contenders.

Tonight, catch Dennett rocking the Fox Theatre at 1135 13th Street with Papajay and Dubv starting at 8 p.m., a high-energy show blending indie vibes thatll have you dancing into the night and connecting with fellow music lovers. Over at the Junkyard Social Club, Pink Mammoth's Til Midnight party kicks off at 7 p.m., turning our creative hotspot into a dance haven till 1 a.m., perfect for shaking off the week in a space thats pure Boulder ingenuity.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for New Era Colorado's Rise Together Boulder on Wednesday at 2525 Frontier Avenue, a 6 to 8 p.m. gathering for community building, voter registration, and progressive resistance that strengthens our neighborhoods one connection at a time. Then on February 28, Boulder County IPT rallies at BI Inc. headquarters in Gunbarrel at 2 p.m., urging the company to drop its ICE contract, a push that spotlights how local businesses shape immigration impacts on our diverse community.

Free salsa classes continue at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, with sessions tonight and next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m., blending movement, music, and culture to spark joy and fitness for all levels. Dive into VINTAGERuby Elizabeth I: Words and Music performances today, immersing you in Elizabethan drama through song and story that bridges history to our modern creative pulse.

Whether youre cheering records, grooving to live sets, or joining the dialogue, Boulders pulse today reminds us how these moments build resilient lives and lasting change.

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Thursday, February 19th. Kicking off today with some big questions swirling around Boulder's police oversight system, where the independent panel created back in 2020 to review officer misconduct is hitting roadblocks on its authority, case access, and even legal advice. As a five-year review gets underway, locals are wondering if this setup truly holds police accountable or needs a serious rethink, especially with tensions boiling over recent disputes that could reshape trust in our community safety net.[1] Meanwhile, Boulder Parks and Recreation is sounding the alarm on more service cuts looming for 2027, as skyrocketing costs outpace flat revenues from slow sales tax growth. They've already trimmed pool hours and staffing, and now classes, rec center access, and beloved programs might feel the pinch, hitting families and fitness enthusiasts who rely on these spots to stay active and connected.[1]

Shifting to action you can take today, head to the Boulder County Courthouse Annex at 2:30 p.m. for a public hearing on wildfire resilience updates to the building code. These changes push for ignition-resistant materials and better defensible space in unincorporated areas, a smart move after recent fire scares to protect homes as our climate heats up. Submit comments to [email protected] if you cant make it.[1] And at 6 p.m., CU Boulders Institute of Behavioral Science hosts economist Dr. Chloe East unpacking whether deportations help or hurt local economies, jobs, and familiesperfect for diving into how national policies ripple right here to our workforce and neighborhoods.[1]

Weather wise, expect windy conditions in town with gusts up to 35 mph today pushing fire risks, though not red flag levels yet, while mountains score steady snow through Friday, potentially dumping 1 to 3 feet for skiers. Brace for possible overnight mountain wave gusts over 55 mph that could rattle windows, with cooler temps dropping into the 30s by Friday and a light snow chanceour first accumulation in weeks.[1] NIST is also responding to concerns over new three-year limits on international researchers at their Boulder campus, policies already disrupting projects in AI, forensics, and more that fuel our tech scene.[1]

For fun tonight, groove to Latin salsa and rueda lessons at Avalon Ballroom starting at 6:30 p.m., flowing into social dancing till 11perfect for beginners or pros to shake off the week with no partner needed.[4] Or join the Puzzling Adventures Scavenger Hunt around town for a brain-teasing outdoor romp.[8] Looking ahead, book spots now for the food truck licensing event February 25th and 26th at the Fire Training Center, where bilingual help streamlines permits to keep our street eats rolling.[1]

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Good morning, this is your Boulder Local Frequency for Wednesday February 18th. Kick off your day with a burst of community energy as the Boulder County Planning Commission meets this afternoon at 3:30 at the Downtown Boulder County Courthouse on Pearl Street. They are diving into land use code updates development reviews and tweaks to the comprehensive plan shaping how our foothills and valleys grow sustainably so your favorite trails and open spaces stay protected for generations.[1] Tune in live via eScribe or register for hybrid attendance to voice your thoughts on what matters most to Boulders future.

If youre craving adventure head to the Puzzling Adventures Scavenger Hunt starting from recommended parking spots around town. Solve riddles crack clues and uncover hidden gems on Pearl Street Mall and beyond perfect for solo explorers or date night twists that turn our vibrant downtown into a playground of discovery.[2]

Climbing enthusiasts take note: Movement Boulder at 2845 Valmont Road hosts Low Sensory Climb Time from 10am to noon a welcoming session with dialed down lights and sounds for neurodiverse climbers followed by a Climbing Party. Scale the iconic Grey Wall tackle over 100 boulder problems or hit yoga and fitness classes in this 22000 square foot haven with Flatirons views its how locals build strength and stoke year round.[6]

Dance your way into joy at OneBody Dance a 10:30am community journey at Avalon Sodal Hall on Arapahoe blending three waves of music for personal flow and group connection deepening bonds in true Boulder spirit.[7] Creatives unite at Junkyard Social Club for Community Craft Night from 6pm to 8:30pm where Boulders most inventive space sparks hands on projects and new friendships amid recycled art vibes.[4]

Evening vibes call with Wine Wednesday at Ajax Tavern buy two glasses get the third free or 25 percent off bottles ideal for unwinding midweek.[3] Catch Limelight Live Music from 5pm blending indie roots and soul or dive into the Blindfolded Mystery Dinner at The Passenger from 6pm guessing exquisite dishes in the dark with full drink pairings for a sensory thrill.[3] Wrap up with author Mittelman discussing Runaway Capitalism at Boulder Bookstore at 6:30pm tickets just five bucks blending big ideas with local insight.[9]

From policy shakers to puzzle breakers todays lineup reminds us Boulder thrives on connection curiosity and climbing higher together.

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