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Colorado offers quantum firm millions to stay put
The Colorado Economic Development Commission offered a quantum company millions in tax incentives to maintain its headquarters in the Boulder Valley.
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Utah investors buy Fort Collins apartment complex for $9M
A Salt Lake City-based development and investment company has acquired a 48-unit apartment complex in west Fort Collins.
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The ROI of Live: The post-event audit
Three numbers that actually matter You have reported an event by counting heads. Most of us have. “We had 200 people.” “Impressions were strong.” “The buzz was incredible.” Every one of those lines feels like a win and tells you almost nothing about whether the night earned back the budget, the staff hours and the…
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Cynda Arsenault wins Boulder Rotary peace award
Cynda Collins Arsenault has been named the recipient of Boulder Rotary’s 2026 Jim Swaeby Peace Award.
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Judge grants sanctions against Future Legends
The court case that has tied the hands of bankers and creditors seeking to collect on unpaid debts and bills on the Future Legends Sports Complex in Windsor may soon be coming to a conclusion.
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Photonics firm eyes Longmont for expansion
The Colorado Economic Development Commission offered an photonics company incentives to entice the unnamed firm to expand in Longmont.
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Cybersecurity firm leaves Colorado for Kansas
Optiv Security Inc. has abandoned its headquarters in Denver for Colorado’s neighbor to the east.
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Events mark Boulder Rotary’s peace initiative
Events continue through Sept. 27 as part of the Boulder Builds Peace Initiative, an annual project of the Boulder Rotary Club.
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Greeley council narrowly OKs downtown civic campus funding
A plan to finance the downtown civic campus with certificates of participation won final approval Tuesday.
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Broomfield planning leaders move UCHealth, Advent hospital proposals forward
A pair of site-development plans from UCHealth and AdventHealth for adjacent hospitals in northeastern Broomfield were recommended for approval this week by the city’s Land Use Review Commission.
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Loveland imposes 12-month data center moratorium
Loveland’s City Council has agreed to not process any land-use applications for data centers for a period of 12 months, or less if the council approves new land-use regulations before that
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Tandem Squared reopens with community support
Ice cream shop employs workers with disabilities, eyes nonprofit status
Tandem Squared Rolled Ice Cream & Coffee Cafe in Fort Collins was recently forced to close for a week, but its customers and supporters joined together to help cover an unpaid bill and keep the inclusive space operational.
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Renovare targets osteoarthritis with regenerative therapies
Boulder startup restored joint tissue in animal studies after single treatment
Renovare Therapeutics Inc. launched in early April to pursue breakthrough osteoarthritis regenerative therapies, one of which fully restored joint tissues in animal studies in as little as four to eight weeks following a single injection.
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