Boulder County launched Ride BoCo on Oct.
20, a free on-demand bus that will pick up riders anywhere within Gunbarrel or the SouthEast zone serving Superior, Louisville, Lafayette, and parts of Erie; book the day before or the same day via the Ride BoCo app + 720-473-4414, seven days a week.
Plot owners must contact the city by Saturday to choose one of four options for the overcrowded Lafayette Cemetery, including a $3,500 buyback, cremains-only agreements (city pays one cremains burial), transfer to Coal Creek with a $2,000 refund, or a possible future casket exception; call 303-604-3511 or email CityClerk@lafayetteco.gov.
Connect for Health Colorado open enrollment runs Nov.
1-Jan. 15, prices are rising and new federal rules will limit who gets financial help Jan. 1, 2027; OmniSalud members must reapply by Monday, Nov. 30 to keep the $15 monthly plan, and Boulder County offers free help in multiple languages.
Centaurus High School's marching band won the 4A state championship Saturday at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, scoring 84.85 with their finals performance (Echoes of an Empire) to beat Loveland by half a point and take the High Music Award.
Registration is open for the 2026 Soil Revolution Conference, which will take place Thursday, Dec.
10 and run with 7:15 a.m. registration, 8:30 a.m. programming, and a 4:15 p.m. close; in-person and live-stream options will be offered (Boulder JCC, 6007 Oreg Ave), language assistance is available, and prices increase Nov. 13.
Lafayette officials have named a new pocket park at 701 S.
Public Road called Rosebelle Park to honor Rosebelle Lueras Vargas following historic discrimination. Community input began in 2025 and construction, which started in July, is expected to finish by the end of this year.
Boulder County Parks and Open Space will host an annual meeting on prairie dog management on Thursday, Dec.
3 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Ron Stewart facility (5201 St. Vrain Road, Longmont) as staff review 2026 activities and invite public comment; no policy changes are planned.
Boulder County launched two free bus services called Ride BoCo; Ride Gunbarrel runs in Gunbarrel while Ride SouthEast covers Superior, Louisville, Lafayette and parts of Erie.
Riders can book trips by app, online or phone, with accessible vehicles available seven days a week (6 a.m. to 7 or 8 p.m.).
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