Madison Lauterbach

Boulder Daily Camera • December 6, 2019

Sneak preview of Santa’s House Boulder lets kids take their time with the Jolly Old Elf

BOULDER | While the weather outside was dreary on Thursday morning, inside the Pi Beta Phi sorority house, the holiday season was kicking into gear. Next to a grand piano draped with the traditional reds, greens and golds of Christmas, Santa and Mrs. Claus sat waiting to receive greetings and wishes from a line of preschoolers. Each tiny, patient child had a handwritten letter decorated in stickers and crayon drawings.

Boulder Daily Camera • December 4, 2019

Boulder Council OKs ADU rule update; structures won’t be allowed on same lots as co-ops

BOULDER | Boulder City Council members unanimously approved a consent agenda on Tuesday that included updated regulations of accessory dwelling units.

Boulder Daily Camera • December 1, 2019

Hopes for big Small Business Saturday in Boulder County go blowing in the wind

BOULDER | Just as holiday redecorating is transforming main streets, Boulder County shoppers are drafting their shopping lists and hunting for deals to help make it a December to remember.

Boulder Daily Camera • November 30, 2019

As reports rise, Boulder County’s MESA, other organizations struggle to aid sex assault survivors

BOULDER | In the wake of the #MeToo movement, community based sexual assault and rape crisis programs across Colorado are struggling to meet the needs of survivors.

Boulder Daily Camera • November 24, 2019

Need, not money, is required currency at Boulder’s Mother House

BOULDER | Mother House has supported over 850 women and children in its 37-year history in Boulder. This holiday season, it’s hoping to extend its helping hand even further.

Boulder Daily Camera • November 18, 2019

Hope Lights the Night in Boulder to celebrate lives of those lost to suicide

BOULDER | Grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide can be an isolating experience. It’s common for survivors to feel confused, traumatized or misunderstood because of the stigma surrounding suicide. Hope Lights the Night provides those who remain a much-needed way to celebrate the lives of their loved ones without fear of judgement.

Boulder Daily Camera • November 9, 2019

Runners of every feather enjoy ideal setting at Longmont Turkey Trot

LONGMONT | Saturday morning’s cool weather quickly burned off as the 45th annual Longmont Turkey Trot prepared for launch.

Boulder Daily Camera • November 3, 2019

Longmont’s El Dia de los Muertos a festival to bridge cultures

LONGMONT | On the last day of El Dia de los Muertos, people from myriad cultural backgrounds celebrated their loved ones in downtown Longmont.

Boulder Daily Camera • November 2, 2019

Anne Frank’s stepsister to speak at CU Boulder

BOULDER | Eva Schloss has spent most of her adult life educating generations after her about the atrocities of the Holocaust.

Boulder Daily Camera • October 29, 2019

Boulder native still relishing Ironman 70.3 win, looking ahead to how she can improve in next race

BOULDER | Sidney Andrew laughs at the idea of free time. Andrew most weekdays barely has time to eat lunch between her studies and her training. But her dedication has its rewards.

Boulder Daily Camera • October 19, 2019

Longmont poverty simulation shows ‘chaos’ of the struggling

LONGMONT | Most people don’t think of Boulder County as a place with a persistently high poverty rate, but on Saturday, community members were offered a glimpse into what the life of a low income family can be like during a simulation event.

Boulder Daily Camera • October 13, 2019

Stream Girls aims to hook young anglers, and scientists, in Longmont

LONGMONT | The leaves are falling and there’s a chill in the morning air. Colorado has its first snow of the season under its belt, but on Saturday, Girl Scouts from the Longmont area and beyond put on their big-girl waders to learn about fly fishing and water conservation.

Boulder Daily Camera • October 12, 2019

CU Boulder course offerings capitalize on pop culture

BOULDER | Most of the 4,000 classes the University of Colorado Boulder offers can be found in course catalogs at universities across the country, but there are a few that are much less ordinary. Instead of relying solely on often despised textbooks, these classes take their lessons from popular shows, hands-on labs and filmmaker Wes Anderson.

Boulder Daily Camera • September 21, 2019

Summer rambles toward finish line with Frederick burro race

Frederick is perhaps not the first town people bring up when the topic is Colorado mining towns. But its coal-rich history is a point of pride for many residents who have celebrated Miners Day for the past 17 years, and they did so with their typical flair on Saturday On the final Saturday of summer, the day kicked into full gear with a parade, which showcased the shops, companies and community organizations of Frederick — and oh yes, there was a burro race. Amy Schiers, a judge for the parade

Boulder Daily Camera • September 14, 2019

Boulder gets head start on celebrating fall

BOULDER | With the weather simmering in the high 80s, it’s hard to imagine that autumn is anywhere close. But this weekend, Boulder is celebrating the upcoming season with its annual Fall Fest on Pearl Street Mall.

Boulder Daily Camera • September 14, 2019

Boulder County Jail inmate identified with Hepatitis A

BOULDER | A statewide hepatitis A outbreak that began nearly a year ago has now found its way into the Boulder County Jail, and officials are moving to try to alert others who might be at risk.

Boulder Daily Camera • September 13, 2019

Top Hat Supply leaving Boulder’s Pearl Street after over 50 years

BOULDER | Pearl Street Mall will lose one of it’s oldest businesses Oct. 1, after the sale of another building in the downtown area.

Boulder Daily Camera • September 8, 2019

Comeback win puts passion for Buffs-Huskers rivalry back in fashion

BOULDER | Despite their best efforts, Buffs fans couldn’t stop a red sea of Husker faithful from flooding Folsom Field on Saturday. But after a game that started poorly for Colorado, the second half saw an historic comeback that sent Nebraska’s fans quickly packing.