Seth Boster is a Features Writer at The Colorado Springs Gazette. He covers a variety of topics including adventure travel, food and beverages, and environmental services, with a focus on the people and places that make Colorado vibrant. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Denver Gazette, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Seth Boster's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and government announcements in Colorado, with a particular emphasis on house & home-related topics. He also covers sports to some extent.
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By: Seth Boster
A big “bear-thday” party is coming up in Colorado Springs. That’s how Bear Creek Nature Center is billing an event Saturday ー a celebration for 50 years of environmental education and stewardship in the city’s southwest foothills. The nature center, said to be the first of its kind in Colorado, was born in 1976. It […]
By: Seth Boster
Since starting this summer as executive director of the El Paso County Parks Department, Janna Tidwell has kept a pair of hiking boots in her car. “When I’ve had some down time in between meetings, I’ve just gotten out and gone and looked around,” she said. All around to beloved places the county oversees: from […]
By: Seth Boster
In this weekly feature, we’re celebrating the best of Colorado Springs’ food and drink scene ー as determined by voters in the 2026 Best of the Springs (thebestofthesprings). We’ll throw in our own recommendation, too. Up this week: Delis. Gold: Mollica’s Italian Market & Deli Since 1987, the family-owned fixture has been honoring Italy with […]
By: Seth Boster
Farrar Loop In 2010, El Paso County finalized a master plan for 1,000-plus acres of open space in Black Forest. But a few years later, a wildfire left the ground and pines hazardous ー casting the future of Pineries Open Space in doubt. Flash forward to a celebration in 2020. Finally, a 9-mile loop trail […]
By: April Borjon, Seth Boster, Jennifer Mulson
“Pluribus” was a critically acclaimed hit last year on Apple TV. If you’re late to it like me, well, you know what they say: better late than never. Is it a dystopian series? Or is it rather a utopia that has been created by some alien virus that has blended the minds of humanity? Now, […]
By: Seth Boster
Distance makes the heart grow fonder, they say. Truly, my heart longed for a return to Juniper Valley Ranch, where I had not been for years. How wonderful it was recently to find the little mud house, fried chicken, fixings, hospitality and countryside south of Colorado Springs all the same ー just as it’s all […]
By: Seth Boster
Colorado Springs shutterbugs have been out capturing the city’s natural beauty as part of an annual contest announced in July. Late to it? There’s still time. Through 5 p.m. Sept. 4, Colorado Springs’ Parks Department is accepting submissions for its 2027 Discover COS Calendar. Into its 14th year, the contest “celebrates the landscapes, wildlife and […]
By: Seth Boster
In this weekly feature, we’re celebrating the best of Colorado Springs’ food and drink scene ー as determined by voters in the 2026 Best of the Springs (thebestofthesprings). We’ll throw in our own recommendation, too. Up this week: Pasta. Gold: Paravacini’s Italian Bistro Evidently after 20 years, the west side staple isn’t resting on its […]
By: Seth Boster
Blackmer Trail forms one of Cheyenne Mountain State Park’s premier loops. And like other trails here at the base of the granite marvel on Colorado Springs’ south side, you can bet on solitude. Consistently whenever we visit, it seems to us hikers and mountain bikers overlook the park, opting instead for busy destinations across the […]
By: Seth Boster, April Borjon, Jennifer Mulson
Peacock’s “Married at First Sight” is exactly what the title promises: After putting their trust in professional matchmakers, strangers meet for the first time at the altar and say “I do.” Then, they have four weeks to live together, navigate their new marriages and decide whether they want to make it work or call it […]
