Yellow Scene Magazine

Yellow Scene Magazine began its journey in 2000, originating from a small two-bedroom apartment as a simple flier printed on yellow paper. Through hard work and determination, it evolved into the award-winning publication it is today, attracting top talent from the area. We often joke about our ambitions—first conquering Boulder County, then the North Metro Denver region, and eventually taking on the world. So far, we've successfully marked two of those goals off our list. In 2009, Yellow Scene Magazine expanded from a thriving East County publication to become the leading magazine in the North Metro and Boulder County regions. Our magazine delivers lively, slightly cheeky, and always inventive coverage of local and regional topics, including news, politics, arts, culture, entertainment, and food. We've had the opportunity to interview influential figures such as Senator Michael Bennet, music legends like Jason Mraz, and cultural icons like author Michael Pollan and filmmaker Louie Psihoyos. All of this is part of our commitment to continuously enhance the magazine and cater to a rapidly growing and engaged population in North Metro that demands quality content. Our mission extends beyond being just a regional news outlet; we aim to enrich our readers' everyday lives by providing a go-to resource for dining, entertainment, leisure, and travel. By the end of this decade, we hope to be well on our way to achieving our goal of world domination!

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Colorado Asks PUC to Reject Xcel's Just Transition Plan - Yellow Scene Magazine

1 month ago | yellowscene.com | Robert Davis

Plan seeks to add new natural-gas-fired plants and pave a pathway for nuclear energy. Many Coloradans aren’t sold on the benefits. Xcel Energy’s plan to transition away from coal-fired power plants to more renewable energy met resistance from residents and elected officials who say it does not go far enough to help Colorado meet its greenhouse gas reduction goals and could harm communities already reeling from the impacts of pollution.
City of Boulder Faces Yet Another Lawsuit

1 month ago | yellowscene.com | Ray Manzari

Boulder NAACP, which announced its dissolution earlier this month, has been at odds with the City of Boulder and its new Chief of Police, Stephen Redfearn. In a recently filed civil lawsuit, former Boulder NAACP member Darren O’Connor alleges that Redfearn, the City of Boulder, and City Manager Nuria Rivera-Vandermyde violated his rights to free speech through retaliatory actions.
The Evolution of Agriculture in Colorado

1 month ago | yellowscene.com | Lexi Miller

The picturesque red barn stands in contrast to the Flatirons and snowy peaks in the backdrop. Blocked by a major road to the north, fields spread out towards housing developments. Happy dogs run while barking, chickens cluck, and two sweet donkeys look onward. Theresa Schuller, prior to buying this Boulder County urban farm, had worked in agriculture education. She knew how to run a business, work the land, and care for animals.
Going Green: How Much Has BOCO Improved in 25 Years?

1 month ago | yellowscene.com | Ray Manzari

In the early 2000s, Boulder County began implementing sustainability-focused policies that laid the foundation for modern climate initiatives. Programs such as the Keep It Clean Partnership (KICP) and the Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan (BVCP) were developed to promote water conservation and sustainable land use. The county also introduced zero waste policies and renewable energy incentives, aiming to transition away from fossil fuels.
New Senate Bills Aims to Shore Up Immigration Protections Under Mounting Concerns

1 month ago | yellowscene.com | Ray Manzari

The scope and reach of the Trump administration’s willingness to weaponize Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to deport people who have caused “political dissent” has left many understandably concerned. , titled “Protect Civil Rights Immigration Status,” aims to strengthen civil rights protections for individuals in Colorado, regardless of their immigration status.
The City of Boulder Releases Interim Evaluation Report for Guaranteed Income Pilot Project

1 month ago | yellowscene.com | Jason Collins

The city is testing a two-year guaranteed income pilot program to provide low-income households with unconditional cash stipends. While the project is only eight months old, the results have been positive. Does this mean that the city will approve a basic income program once the two-year project is over? Could this program help the homeless situation in Boulder County? It’s no secret that times are tough.
Trailhead Provides More than Just Housing: How one couple’s dream became a diverse community - Yellow Scene Magazine

2 months ago | yellowscene.com | Madison Duncan

Trailhead Community in Littleton emphasizes the importance of housing access and independence for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The area’s first-of-its-kind housing project encourages “A Community of good neighbors” with the opportunity for residents to build independence and connections. Trailhead Community’s journey was not an easy one. The team had no federal funding or county money; they were continuously turned down or had partners back out at the last minute.
Trump v. Colorado: AG Phil Weiser Challenges Trump’s Executive Orders

2 months ago | yellowscene.com | Jason Collins

During the first days of Donald Trump back in the White House, the country has been hit by a wave of executive orders that threaten to dismantle LGBTQ+ protections, especially in states like Colorado, which are known for being one of the most LGBTQ+-friendly states in the country. But Colorado’s local government is not letting Trump bulldoze over blue-led strongholds. Attorney General Phil Weiser is leading the charge on a legal blitz to block Trump’s actions from hurting the state.
Put a Little Love in Your Heart

2 months ago | yellowscene.com | Steve Nelson

“Put a Little Love in Your Heart!”This tune by Jackie DeShannon was a hit in 1969, later reprised by Annie Lennox and Al Green. It was among the social anthems of a tumultuous era when the civic and cultural temperature was high. Anger over the war in Vietnam and racial resentment had the nation at a constant simmer, occasionally boiling over. Assassinations of Robert F.
Erie’s Murky Future for Affordable Housing

2 months ago | yellowscene.com | Robert Davis

It’s becoming more expensive to live in Erie, yet pathways to lowering the cost of buying a home in the city are proving to be difficult to find. At issue is whether Erie should increase its affordable housing stock through subsidized or income-restricted units or through naturally occurring affordable housing.