Athletic skill seldom waits for developmental maturity to blossom. It's obvious from the beginning, as is demonstrated by the case of Matt Bouldin. A few years back, my wife was an assistant principal of St. Thomas More School, a K-8 facility that's in the Archdiocese of Denver system, and she remembers young Matt as being a veritable prodigy at any sport he attempted. He subsequently moved on to ThunderRidge High School, where he helped lead the boys' basketball team to the state finals in 20
Breathe Carolina, a band that tours so often these days that it almost doesn't seem like a Denver band anymore (seriously, with the exception of April and May, the act is going to be on the road from now until at least the end of August; check out the list of tour dates on the next page), recently premiered its video for the track "Diamonds." The clip -- which begins in stately black and white before morphing into an utter explosion of vibrant colors at the halfway point -- evokes a certain teen
Dr. Warren Hern just keeps making headlines -- whether he wants them or not. For decades, he's practiced behind bulletproof glass at his Boulder clinic, occasionally attracting the attention of publications ranging from Westword (you can read one of our profiles here) to the current edition of Esquire, whose "The Last Abortion Doctor" describes how, after the murder of Dr. George Tiller in May, Hern became the last physician in the country to perform late-term abortions.
That dedication
Warren Hern, in an image from a Boulder Daily Camera video.As Patricia Calhoun pointed out earlier this morning, Boulder's Warren Hern, the last practitioner in the U.S. still doing late-term abortions, was the subject of a death threat by a Spokane, Washington, man, Donald Hertz, mere weeks after the murder of Kansas abortion doctor George Tiller. (Following Tiller's death, Hern, who heads the Boulder Abortion Clinic, reportedly began seeing some of his late colleague's patients.) Click
When Southwest Airlines made its run at purchasing Frontier Airlines this past month, a number of industry observers speculated that it was doing so because Frontier was kicking its ass in Denver. But just because Southwest eventually lost out to underdog Republic Airways Holdings in the Frontier sweepstakes doesn't mean the firm has plans to slowly back out of the market here. Far from it: Southwest has just announced that it's expanding service at Denver International Airport, adding fl
