Author: Nathan Vandyne
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A&E staff picks
KCME 88.7kcme.org Classical music station KCME 88.7 calls itself “an oasis of beauty and sanity.” That’s exactly why it’s my go-to in the car. KCME has been a go-to for orchestra-loving listeners around southern Colorado since 1979. And in these uncertain times for public radio, I hope the station lasts for generations to come —…
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‘Malcolm in the Middle’ reboot, Red Hot Chili Peppers doc and three more options for streaming this week
“Malcolm in the Middle” fans, your adorable little guy Malcom (Frankie Muniz) is back, and he’s all grown up in the new reboot “Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair.” Four half-hour episodes will air on Disney+ starting Friday. Malcolm’s now a father to a daughter, and when his parents, Hal (Bryan Cranston) and Lois…
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5 uniquely Colorado festivals to celebrate spring in 2026
Taste of VailApril 1-4 Now in its 35th year, Taste of Vail showcases chefs, vintners, brewers and distillers from the Vail Valley and throughout the world. “From sophisticated wine tastings to indulgent gourmet dinners, Taste of Vail promises a truly one-of-a-kind experience,” the website says. The festival kicks off April 1 with The Vail Pour,…
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Celebrate the quirky and the odd at Estes Park fests
There’s seemingly always something going on in Estes Park. While particularly true in summer and fall, it’s not like the town goes dormant in spring. Here’s a pair of upcoming festivals worth noting on your calendar — as if an excuse is needed to plan a trip to the gateway city of Rocky Mountain National…
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Picks Pick: White Pie Pizzeria delivers 1-2 punch with September menu offerings
I always enjoy seasonal menus. This week, two offerings off the September menu at White Pie Pizzeria, 330 S. Nevada Ave., delighted: a Smokin Orchard pie with mozzarella, gouda, bacon, green apple, hot honey and fresh rosemary, and an Apple Butter Cannoli with apple butter ricotta, white chocolate and Apple Jacks. — Nathan Van Dyne,…
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6 fall drives that showcase Colorado aspens
This annual tour doesn’t require tickets even though it’s sure to draw incredible crowds. It’s aspen season in Colorado, and it never disappoints. Radiant hues of gold, red and orange will soon paint forests across the state as leaves begin to change color. While it’s not hard to find the striking scene, some places are…
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Pikes Pick: New shake at Whataburger just what the doctor ordered
I’m a big fan of Dr Pepper and rarely turn my nose at anything carrying that label. However, the recent release of Dr Pepper Blackberry wasn’t great. Despite that, I opted to try Whataburger’s version of the drink made into a shake. My tastebuds are still grateful. Grab one before they’re gone. — Nathan Van Dyne,…
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Four-time major champion Ernie Els looks to improve at U.S. Senior Open
Only 21 golfers have won more men’s major championships than Ernie Els. Names such as Nicklaus, Watson, Palmer. And Tiger, Rory, Phil. So it’s safe to say Els’ place among the game’s greats is firmly cemented. Els, though, isn’t satisfied. Not even close. That’s why he’s the lone player hitting balls on the range after…
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Could Tiger Woods tee it up at The Broadmoor in 2031? One college teammate says yes.
Forgive Russ Miller for dreaming, but he can easily picture the scene. The Broadmoor’s director of golf sees the crowds gathering on that first hole. He hears the starter’s voice echoing through the picturesque pines of the East Course. “Ladies and gentlemen, this is the 1:01 tee time. Please welcome, from Jupiter Island, Florida, nine-time…
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Stewart Cink, Padraig Harrington tied atop leaderboard at U.S. Senior Open at The Broadmoor
The second round of the U.S. Senior Open is underway Friday at The Broadmoor. The Gazette will provide updates throughout. 6:20 p.m. Mark Hensby’s drive on No. 5 found a bunker and led to a bogey, knocking him back down to 5-under for the championship and out of a three-way tie for the lead. Stewart…