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5 Must Visit Casinos in Blackhawk

April 8th, 2022

The historic City of Black Hawk is in Colorado and gamblers are spoilt for choice when it comes to both online and land-based casinos. There are several land-based casinos to visit, and it can be difficult to know where to begin thanks to the excellent selection. Continue below as we look at the 5 must visit casinos in Black Hawk. Ameristar is not only home to a fantastic casino but also a luxurious hotel, meaning you can stay on the premises in style. The casino boasts a lovely rustic design, thanks to the slate floors, wooden beams, and floor-to-ceiling stone fireplaces. You will find close to... Read More

Best sportsbooks in Cripple Creek

March 9th, 2022

Each state in the US is now responsible for their own sports betting legislation and in November 2019, Colorado voted legal sports betting into law. Even before the new legislation was introduced, people in Colorado participated in online sports betting but can now legally bet at retail sportsbooks in land-based casinos. Some 33 of the 44 retail casinos in Colorado launched a retail sportsbook following the changes in the law. Cripple Creek is a good example of a town in the state that has embraced retail sports betting and several of the casinos have introduced a sportsbook. The former mining... Read More

5 Times Buying a Fixer-Upper Might Be a Good Idea

July 16th, 2021

Television shows sometimes make buying and fixing up a home look like the best option for everyone. That’s certainly not the case. However, there are some times and circumstances when purchasing a home that needs some work is a great idea. When you can get an awesome deal Obviously, the best time to buy a house that needs work is when you can get an awesome deal. If your area is experiencing a buyer’s market with plenty of houses available at reasonable prices, then you may be able to snag a fixer-upper at a great price. According to Zillow, on average across the United States, fixer-uppers... Read More

How Dog Owners Can Make Moving Day Go Smoothly

July 14th, 2021

For many homeowners, moving day comes with a lot of stress. There’s just so much to plan for and so many little details to take care of that it can be difficult to face it with a calm and clear mind. When you have pets to worry about at the same time, it can be overwhelming. Amidst the chaos of moving, it’s crucial not to overlook your pet’s long-term wellbeing. Take a moment to explore the best pet insurance options; it can offer peace of mind, ensuring your furry friend remains healthy and protected in your new home. Even if your dog is well-behaved and has no health issues, there’s... Read More

Must See Local Boulder Band Video: The Copper Children

March 21st, 2020

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Hiking Boulder’s Marvelous Mesa Trail

March 12th, 2020

The Mesa Trail is the kind of trail where you’ll want to keep your eyes open. It’s a trail where you’ll get incredible views of the Flatirons and a chance to see a lot of wildlife. Other than the dogs you will probably see on the trail (because the trail is dog-friendly), you’ll see falcons, songbirds, coyotes, deer, and red-tailed hawks. Black bears and mountain lions have also been spotted in this area as well, but it’s highly unlikely that you’ll encounter either of these ferocious beasts on your trip to the Mesa trail. The trail itself runs along the base... Read More

Coot Lake: Your Favorite New Place for an Afternoon Walk

March 10th, 2020

Colorado has a lot of mountains, and sometimes you may want something a bit more relaxing than scaling the flatirons. That’s what Coot Lake is for. It’s a flat lake area that houses coots, mallards, and lots of other ducks. A lot of the lake actually acts as a wildlife preserve for wetland species, so expect to see a fair amount of ducks and birds. You may even see a Northern Harrier, which is the most threatened nesting bird species in Boulder County. It’s also a very popular gathering place for dog walkers and runners, who can be seen pacing the trails in the area. Although,... Read More

What It Means To Graduate From CU

March 9th, 2020

Graduation – A word that inflicts both fear and excitement on the students who have achieved it. I admit, the idea of graduation next year does scare me. Having two internships, I fear the 9-5 schedule that I know would weigh down on my soul. I don’t want to move away from Boulder, nor do I want CU to be only a memory. You can’t go to school forever though (although many of my 5th year graduate friends are currently skeeming ways to stay in school). Graduating from the University of Colorado, Boulder means many things. You’ve graduated from one of America’s most... Read More

Lost and Found Pets in Colorado

February 23rd, 2020

The Lost Pets Boulder Facebook page frequently updates with lost and found pets in the metro area. Here’s a roundup of the top posts from this week–keep an eye out for any of these animals!    Read More

Quick Tips for Turning Your Garage into a Functional Office Space

February 6th, 2020

If you run your own business or work remotely, moving your office into your garage can be a great way to boost productivity and avoid the expense of renting an office space elsewhere. However, converting this space into an office can seem like an overwhelming project, especially if it’s packed to the brim with stuff. Check out the following tips to help you transform this blank canvas into the office of your dreams. Clean Out the Clutter Before you can start decorating your new office space, you’ll need to do some decluttering. It can be nearly impossible to get work done when you’re surrounded... Read More