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Each month, I head out to a new old town or shopping area in search for cool shops, cafes and restaurants. Yesterday, our creative director and I took a field trip to Lyons, the little town just north of Boulder that’s the gateway to all sorts of cool summer fun. (more…)
May 2008
Let’s be honest, Kermit Holiday has a great name for a comic. But he is not to be mistaken for Kermit the Frog, although both are skinny and in the profession of making people laugh. (more…)
May 2008
A Boulderite’s Plan to Get DNC Politicos Cycling
From his second-story office just off the Pearl Street Mall, Tim Blumenthal has a stunning view of the Flatirons, but rather than peer up into the mountains, the executive director of Bikes Belong sees real beauty below on 13th Street.
May Issue 2008
In terms of online shopping, Craigslist can’t be beat. The popular website offers everything from jobs to camping buddies. You can sell your house, rent a vacation pad in the mountains or pick up a last-second ticket to a Nuggets game. (more…)
May Issue 2008
If you’ve picked up a copy of the May issue, you may have noticed a little disclaimer below Jim Spencer’s column. This was, in fact, his final piece for us. (more…)
May 2008
The Former UNC Punter Attacked by His Backup Starts His Pro Career—in Broomfield
This just in, the punter stabbed by his backup at the University of Northern Colorado has signed to play semi-pro football in Broomfield. There, we said it. We typically don’t break news at Yellow Scene Magazine, especially when it’s the scandal-driven type of story. We come out once a month and find our readers generally like a much slower narrative approach to our stories. (more…)
April 2008
More Fresh, Local and Organic Menus Please
Okay, kids, time for a vocab quiz: Who knows what “terroir” means? No, it is not, as a friend claimed credulously, the French word for “terror.” (more…)
May Issue 2008
Selections from the YS Blogs
Well, I am sitting here in all my glorious vanity with a charred face. I knew I was going to need to stay home for a day, but I guess I did not really have a clear idea exactly how bad I would look. (more…)
May 2008
Let’s face it, sometimes dinner and a movie aren’t enough for a date night. Spice it up a little this weekend with dinner, theater and a man-eating plant. (more…)
April 2008
I had to laugh when the Erie Review hit our doorstep this week, its front page story being an obvious follow up of a feature in our April issue. In our story, we told how Old Town Erie faces new struggles as development just a few blocks away at the so-called “Four Corners” continues to progress. Their perspective was much different. (more…)
April 2008
Livescores on Getting Past the Stabbing
agrant8 on Out With the Old, In With the New
laramiest on The Cheapskate Way to Watch Pro Hoops
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