By Boulder Weekly Staff - Nov. 5, 2026

Longmont Museum grand reopening reveals two finished galleries, teases a third

By Hannah Carley Boulder Weekly The Longmont Museum hosted a grand reopening recently, cutting the ribbon on the year-and-a-half-long project. The expansion cost roughly $100 million and added three permanent...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Nov. 2, 2026

BOULDER HOMEOWNERS OPEN THEIR DOORS FOR SUNDANCE

By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly In preparation for the 2027 Sundance Film Festival in Boulder, the city created the Festival Lodging Rental License to support the local economy and reduce...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 29, 2026

Inside the fight to save the Merc

By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly JAMESTOWN | The Jamestown Mercantile — or the Merc, as most call it — is much more than a rustic old building. It is a...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 27, 2026

Boulder Weekly’s Election Special 2026 debuts online

Boulder Weekly’s digital Election Special 2026 offers a closer look at voter-related issues as the community prepares to head to the polls next Tuesday. We provide a glimpse at democracy...

By Ava Henrickson - Oct. 27, 2026

Ballot processing is underway in BoCo

Locals encouraged to get involved By Ava Henrickson Boulder Weekly Boulder County election workers are already hard at work processing early voting ballots. The Clerk and Recorder’s Office collects the...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 22, 2026

Reading to Dogs

By Hannah CarleyBoulder Weekly BROOMFIELD | On Thursday, Oct. 1, Broomfield Public Library kicked off their 17th season of the popular Reading to Dogs program, where elementary-aged children are invited...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 6, 2026

Owning half the American Dream

By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly BOULDER | The folding tables groan under the weight of people’s lives: a slow cooker, keepsakes and racks of clothing laid out on display. This...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Oct. 1, 2026

Leaf peeping on the Peak to Peak

By Emma Houckes Boulder Weekly BOULDER | After a brutally dry and hot summer, folks in Boulder County are looking forward to all that autumn brings. Cool breezes, cozy sweaters,...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Sep. 29, 2026

On the Road

Longmont Rides E-Bike Trend LONGMONT | Getting around Longmont on two-wheels is a more viable option for those wishing to pedal between destinations. In about one-month’s time, residents of and...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Sep. 1, 2026

Mayor pro tem faces ethics accusations during Longmont City Council meeting

By Riggs Robertson Ethics allegations were brought before the Longmont City Council on Aug. 25 against Mayor pro tem Sean McCoy concerning emails sent in June. Council members also discussed...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 27, 2026

Know where your produce comes from!

By Lisa Gage Community Supported Agriculture, like Red Wagon Farm, offers local sustainable produce for people in Northern Colorado. Do you know where your produce comes from? Many of us...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 25, 2026

Longmont urban renewal authority advances transit center plans

By Riggs Robertson The Longmont Urban Renewal Authority met Aug. 18 to discuss further developments on the transit center and its continued construction. LURA and Boulder County approved an expedited...

By Boulder Weekly Staff - Aug. 25, 2026

Boulder Council moves forward with boutique hotel on Spruce Street

By Emma Houckes Boulder City Council approved a purchase agreement between the Central Area General Improvement District, or CAGID, and the developers of the Midnight Auteur hotel. The agreement concerns...