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The Artists: Painting in the Dissonance
Betina Brumm transformed from detailed engineer to disruptive artist amid COVID pandemic
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Ethics Are Alive and Well in America’s Small Business Community: 25 Businesses that are 25 Years or Older
This year marks Yellow Scene Magazine’s 25th Anniversary and my 40th year in media (I started young at 12…). Supporting small, local businesses has been both my career and my passion, and I’ve come to believe that “supporting local” is…
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Scene Stealers | Jan 2025
Howlin Goatz, Wendy Woo, and The Ghost Towners @ The Fox Theater With Howlin Goatz bluesy Americana, Wendy Woo’s echoing power pop stylings, and The Ghost Towners’ country-rock dynamic, this unique showcase of local Colorado talent offers up diverse sounds…
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Will Trump’s Executive Orders Hold Up in Court?
After Donald J. Trump was sworn back into the office of President on Tuesday, he immediately went to work trying to single-handedly rewrite the law by issuing a flurry of very controversial executive orders aimed at everything from transgender rights…
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When Lethal Force Becomes the Default: The Death of Jeannette Alatorre
Editorial Intern: Eric Strumpf Jeannette Alatorre’s death ignites a legal battle as local media and next of kin challenge Boulder’s handling of the fatal encounter and its commitment to police transparency. The Incident The death of 51-year-old Jeannette Alatorre at…
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Open Shelters Weekend of Jan 17th, 2025 – English and Spanish
If you see someone on the streets this weekend, please help get them to shelter. The subzero temps will be deadly. City of Boulder The city and county Extreme Weather Shelter will be set up in the Age Well wing…
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Denver Bluegrass Band, Big Richard, Takes the Stage | Spotlight
This Valentine’s Day, Big Richard will take the Boulder Theater stage to celebrate love with traditional bluegrass and old-time tunes. The four-piece band joined forces in 2021 for a festival and has stuck together ever since. Now, Bonnie Sims, Joy…
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Dear Pete,
Dear Pete, I watched your confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Forces Committee with great interest, Don’t feel either singled out or special. I watch everything on Earth with great interest. It was somewhat disappointing to hear your regular references…
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Students for Justice in Palestine Sue CU Boulder Over Being Punished for a Pro-Palestine Protest
It’s hard to imagine where the anti-war movements during the Vietnam War and the Iraq War would have been without the action taken on college campuses. College campuses have long been the focal point of such movements, and their input…
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Just Don’t Call Me Late To Dinner
Last week a Kentucky federal judge struck down the Biden administration’s effort to extend Title IX protections to transgender students. The issue driving the ruling was the expectation that teachers and administrators use a student’s preferred pronouns. Republican backlash over…
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