Boulder City is a unique and interesting town in Nevada. Unlike its big neighbors Las Vegas and Henderson, Boulder City cherishes and embraces its history. In addition, Boulder City is a small town with a big heart. The people of Boulder City are friendly and helpful, eager to welcome newcomers and dedicated to retaining the small town charm of this wonderful community.
This week’s Boulder City Podcast features Jean Widner, the author of a new book, “The Adoption Paradox: Putting Adoption in Perspective.” The book reveals the history, the conflicts and the issues surrounding adoption.
Linder Wellness is a holistic studio in Boulder City that focuses on yoga, sound therapy and Reiki healing. Michelle Linder lives in Boulder City and established her business in 2020 and recently expanded.
In this episode, we sit down with Mayor Joe Hardy, who is now serving his third year as mayor, after serving for more than two decades as state senator and assemblyman representing Boulder City. His tenure as mayor has been relatively quiet, with a city council that may not always agree but are civil to one another. Hardy says his time as mayor has been rewarding and points to improvements in the city’s utility systems, its financial position and its reasonable growth program. He also addresses the need to add more students to the city’s schools in order to retain the funding level from Clark County that the city currently receives, as well as discussing the now underway Railroad Museum and what that will mean for Boulder City. He spoke with BC Podcast host Roger Gros in the City Council chambers in City Hall in February.
Get ready for the 1920s to return to Boulder City with a New Year’s Eve Block Party. Amber Cunningham, of Main Street Boulder City, explains.
This week’s Boulder City Podcast features a discussion with Grant Turner, the owner of the new Skinny Bar in downtown Boulder City.
Matt Fox, City Council member, is running for re-election on November 5.
Amy Carvalho is the chairwoman of the Nevada Board of Regents and is running for re-election on November 5.
Denise Ashurst is running for the last seat on the City Council of Boulder City. She is a longtime resident of Boulder City, a veteran of the Air Force and the founder of the Pride in Purity program where she helps to guide young women through the turbulence of growing up.
This week we speak to Todd Cook, the owner of the Boulder City Brewing Co., or what most of us affectionately call the “Brew Pub.” Todd and his employees got a scare when his landlord gave him a 90-day notice to vacate the building. The shock of having your business ripped out from under you created waves in social media that reached around the world. But it had a happy ending as you’ll hear in this podcast. Todd spoke with BC Podcast host Roger Gros over the phone from his office in the Boulder City Brewing Company last week.
Zane Grothe is the championship swimmer from Boulder City. He talks about how the town inspired him to swim and the 2024 Olympic Swim Team.