Reframing New Year’s Resolutions as “goals” gives us a little grace and time to accomplish them. When we talk about goals, we recognize that there are steps to a complete longer journey. Some goals we’ve come to recognize and expect. Physical health goals are typically at the top of our lists, but we’re going to talk a bit about mental health as well. How do we go about finding a support network after years of full to semi isolation? Volunteering, reading more, and getting outside more can all elevate our mental health and improve our overall lives without being lofty and unachievable.

Tradition plays a big role in our lives and communities and this time of year pays special tribute to that. This year is especially meaningful to many as it’s really the first year that many traditional holiday events are making a more confident return and spreading their own holiday cheer as they go.

Autumn is upon us again. Luckily, Longmont does not disappoint when it comes to fall activities. From family-friendly outings to more adult evening time activities, Longmont has a little bit of everything to keep us entertained. We can celebrate all things fall with beer, music, outdoor adventures, and a few indoor fundraisers to aid the community.