Alfred Peet: The coffee pioneer who paved the way for Starbucks

Read about Alfred Peet's journey from Dutch roaster to U.S. coffee icon and how he helped spark the rise of Starbucks and a new coffee culture worldwide. Read More »

Making gravy a year in advance is Thanksgiving's best kept secret

As a seasoned veteran of many holiday kitchen battles, I’m here to offer you my top tip: Plan way ahead—like 365 days in advance. Read More »

Why food tastes weird: Exploring dysgeusia and practical solutions

Dysgeusia affects taste, making foods seem off or unpleasant. Learn about its potential causes and discover practical tips to improve your eating experience. Read More »

America’s first woman soldier

Step into history with Deborah Sampson, a Massachusetts woman who joined the Continental Army disguised as a man. Read More »

Doubting Thomas: It’s normal to doubt, but you’re blessed if you believe

From the challenges of crucifixion survival to the implications for faith, discover why believers assert Jesus is alive today. Read More »

The unheard story of post-polio

One local man shares his journey with polio and the challenges of living with post-polio syndrome, highlighting why older adults with polio should be vigilant. Read More »

Fight senior hunger: Double your impact with Silver Key’s fall donation match

Help seniors in need with meals and essential services. Kaplan Foundation will match gifts through October 31—up to a total of $75,000! Read More »

Stay at America's most haunted hotels

Experience ghostly encounters at The Broadmoor and other haunted hotels. From eerie elegance to paranormal thrills, these luxury stays are perfect for Halloween adventure-seekers! Read More »

Why your medications might be causing nightmares

Discover the top drug categories linked to vivid dreams and tips for minimizing these side effects for a better night's rest. Read More »

October jokes to tickle your funny bones

These bone-chilling jokes will have you howling with laughter all month long. Read More »

Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival offers new cinematic art

The longest-running women’s film festival in North America returns October 18-20 for its 37th season at Colorado College—the biggest festival yet. Read More »

Millennials don't want my stuff—but I don’t want theirs either

Minimalism wins: older generations wish they could inherit their kids’ knack for having less. Read More »