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The state of wine is changing for the better in Colorado. Our reputation for having poor quality wines has finally shifted after decades of hard work from our state’s winemakers. While the majority of local wines have gotten a bad rap in the past, Colorado’s wine scene is finally emerging, shedding light on our overlooked wine regions. In 2018, Wine Enthusiast magazine and Vogue magazine named Colorado’s Grand Valley American Viticulture Area (AVA) one of the “Ten Best Wine Getaways.”

We know how obsessed Millennials are with their “fur babies”—from pets with their own Instagram accounts to doggie daycares.

No matter how you give back this year, remember that every act of kindness or generosity can go a long way to spread good cheer and support your neighbors.

Since its inception in 2017, the Good Food 100 has been focused on celebrating chefs and restaurants using their purchasing power to honor and support every link in the food chain and change the food system for good

Sales of hemp-based pet/animal CBD products totaled $8 million in 2017 and are projected to grow to $52 million by 2022.

Not only is it harder for women to advance their careers, but they face significant pay disparities.

Denver ranked No. 1 for permitting and licensing requirements, thanks to its uncomplicated processing and low start-up fees.

The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled 6-3 that states can legalize gambling. Why should Colorado care and what does this have to do with the real estate market?

When discussing their transition from these careers to winemaking, winemakers often report years of education and efforts toward PhDs or climbing the corporate ladder, only to decide later to switch industries to a more agrarian lifestyle.

That there is any flesh left on those bones after another round of newsroom layoffs is open to debate.

While coworking spaces are embraced by countless industries, it’s quickly becoming a preferred way of life for health and beauty professionals in particular.

The survey found 70 percent of consumers said they would be more likely to shop with a small retailer if it appeared on Amazon Marketplace. N

Local colleges and universities are offering programs in social entrepreneurship, also called social enterprise, in Colorado and beyond to meet this evolving student demand.

Colorado values its immigrant population and recognizes the social and economic advantages of a diverse community.

Attorney General Sessions’ recent decision to rescind the Cole memo has created a vacuum of information, leaving the marijuana industry filled with speculation and removing its biggest incentive to comply with local regulations — federal criminal prosecution.

The Associated Press reported that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is rescinding the Obama-era policy that paved the way for legalized marijuana to flourish in states across the country, according to two people with knowledge of the decision.

The culinary team at Food & Drink Resources, a Denver-based culinary agency that specializes in creating menus for national restaurants, has come up with its own list of culinary ideas you are sure to see on restaurant menus soon.