Peter Moore
Columnist and CartoonistPeter Moore is a writer and illustrator living in Fort Collins. He is a columnist/cartoonist for the Colorado Sun, and posts drawings and commentary at petermoore.substack.com. In former lifetimes he was editor of Men’s Health, interim editor of Backpacker, and articles editor (no foolin’) of Playboy.
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Our state is seeing slightly cooler temperatures lately. And more precipitation may even be on the way in the months ahead. But waiting for a little rain or snow can be nerve-wracking. -
Colorado holds some of the most magnificent mountains in the world. But that doesn’t mean you have to climb them. -
Peter Moore made new friends near his home in Fort Collins. Then they were evicted by bulldozers. He wants to welcome them back, even if they bark at him when he walks by. -
For baseball fans, springtime at Coors Field is a time for hope. KUNC commentator Peter Mooresays it’s also a time of change. And this year, that looks like baseball umpires getting a little extra help from technology. -
The gardening season is about to begin. KUNC commentator Peter Moore hopes to ensure that his grows just fine, by adding a very Colorado ingredient to his garden beds. -
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is planning to reintroduce another carnivore to the state’s high country. KUNC commentator Peter Moore says it can’t happen soon enough. -
While the rest of the world is popping corks and celebrating New Year’s Eve, KUNC commentator Peter Moore will be sitting in the dark and staring at the Continental Divide, in Estes Park. There’s no ball drop, but for him, that’s kind of the point. -
The leaves are down, the trees are bare, and there’s less light every day. That’s why KUNC commentator Peter Moore is firing up his lawnmower, and preparing for spring. -
Autumn began, officially, at 12:19 p.m. on Monday. But KUNC commentator Peter Moore is holding on to one last ember of summer, at the Holiday Twin Drive-in in Fort Collins. -
The sun is synonymous with pleasure. But when KUNC Commentator Peter Moore looks up at the sky, he sees something a lot more sinister.
