Thomas Woods+FollowFound this absolute unit of a boulder. How do I make it disappear?I wanted a nice grassy area where my old patio was, but instead, I found this giant, unmovable boulder that looks like pure bedrock. I drilled holes and tried to use a rock-splitting chemical to "trim" it down, but it did nothing. Everyone says moving it would require heavy equipment and massive cost. I can't grow grass over it because the dirt is too shallow. Since I can't move it, how do I make this huge rock look good #Landscaping #Boulder #Yardwork #DIY 01Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowGiant Group brings cycling HQ to BoulderGiant Group USA, the world’s largest bike maker, is moving its U.S. headquarters right into the heart of Boulder. This isn’t just another corporate relocation—Giant is planting roots in a city known for its passionate cycling scene, top-notch trails, and thriving outdoor industry. For Boulder locals, this means more jobs, fresh energy in the downtown area, and possibly even more bike events and partnerships. It’s a big win for anyone who loves riding or just enjoys the unique vibe that cycling brings to our community. What do you think this move will mean for Boulder’s future? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Boulder00Share
Jason Wells+FollowBoulder’s T/aco gives $50K in meals to local familiesFifty Boulder families facing food insecurity just got a huge boost—T/aco handed out $1,000 gift cards to each, making sure everyone can enjoy a good meal and some community comfort this season. The restaurant teamed up with Whittier Elementary and local advocates to get these cards straight to families who need them most. The response? Pure gratitude and even a few happy tears. It’s not just about tacos—it’s about neighbors looking out for each other. How do you think local businesses can make a real difference in our community? #Food #Boulder #CommunitySupport01Share
Timothy Bird+FollowBoulder’s Montbell named a top US clothing storeMontbell on Pearl Street just got a major shoutout—named one of the 50 best clothing stores in the country by the New York Times! This spot is Boulder’s hidden gem for outdoor gear, with everything from down pants to camping chopsticks, all crafted with a Japanese focus on “function is beauty.” Locals have already noticed more foot traffic since the news broke. Whether you’re a hardcore hiker or just love unique, high-quality gear, Montbell’s attention to detail and design philosophy really sets it apart. Anyone else a fan of their gear, or planning to check it out? #Business #Boulder #Montbell00Share
Keith Bass+FollowGiant’s big move: Boulder becomes new HQGiant Group USA is packing up and heading to Boulder, Colorado, aiming to plug right into the heart of America’s cycling scene. This isn’t just a change of address—Boulder’s legendary bike trails, active community, and outdoor industry connections are set to supercharge Giant’s next chapter. The company says the move will help them innovate faster and serve riders, retailers, and athletes even better. For Boulder locals, expect even more cycling buzz around town. What do you think—will this make Boulder an even bigger cycling hotspot? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Boulder00Share
Michelle York+FollowColorado’s quantum leap: Matter colder than spaceImagine creating a new form of matter right here in Boulder—so cold, it barely exists anywhere in the universe. That’s exactly what physicist Deborah Jin pulled off at JILA, just off Pearl Street. By chilling potassium atoms to near absolute zero, she unlocked the first-ever fermionic condensate, changing how we understand quantum physics. Jin’s work not only put Boulder on the global science map but also opened doors for women in physics. Her legacy lives on in the labs and the students she inspired. What do you think—could Boulder become the next hub for quantum breakthroughs? #Science #Boulder #QuantumPhysics00Share
gregorybrown+FollowBoulder’s holiday tree: A five-story traditionNothing says the holidays in Boulder quite like the Boulderado’s massive Christmas tree—an evergreen so tall it takes over the entire historic lobby. For over three decades, this 25-foot beauty has been hauled in from New Mexico, decorated while lying on its side, and then hoisted upright to brush the stained glass ceiling. Locals know the real holiday season starts when the tree goes up, just in time for the Thanksgiving buffet. The process is pure old-school Boulder: ladders, elbow grease, and a sense of community. What’s your favorite Boulder holiday tradition? #News #Boulder #HolidayTraditions00Share
