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Grey Wolves Were Recently Reintroduced to Colorado, and the Reception Has Been… Mixed
It’s no longer a hypothetical: Colorado has reintroduced gray wolves, not to mention the lupines that jumped the gun and moved into North Park of their own volition. Many cattle ranchers decried the victory of Proposition 114 in 2020 that was fueled by votes from Denver and the Front Range and opposed by most of […]
The Art of Business Golf in Colorado: Turning Bogeys Into Birds on the Green, and in the Office
You can take clients to Elway’s for steaks and compete with the text notifications blinking on their cell phones, or to a Nuggets game and irritate the diehard fans all around you by discussing ROI and A/B testing. But there’s nothing like time on the golf course. Four hours walking or riding fairways together, with [&hellip[...]
Mile High Asian Food Week Announces Over 100 Participating Vendors
Organizers are delighted to share the 100+ participating vendors for Mile High Asian Food Week, a week-long celebration of Colorado’s growing Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) culinary scene. Mile High Asian Food Week occurs on April 28-May 4 to kick off AANHPI Heritage Month in May. During thi[...]
Rising Property Taxes Add to State’s Housing-Affordability Woes
A new study by the Denver-based Common Sense Institute (CSI) examines the skyrocketing cost of property taxes and the implications for housing affordability in the state. Released April 9, the study, “Colorado Property Tax Primer: Where do Property Taxes Stand and Where are They Going?” notes that a dramatic increase in home[...]
When Voters Say ‘No’ to New Stadiums, What Do Professional Sports Teams Do Next?
Like a loss in the playoffs, voter rejection of a stadium tax plan will force the Kansas City Royals and Chiefs to reevaluate their approach.
Wolf kills a calf in Colorado, the first confirmed kill after the predator’s reintroduction
By JESSE BEDAYN Associated Press/Report for America DENVER (AP) — A wolf has killed a calf in Colorado, wildlife officials said Wednesday, confirming the first livestock kill after 10 of the predators were controversially reintroduced in December to the aggrievement of the state’s rural residents. Colorado Parks and Wild[...]
4 Ways Colorado Continues to Lead America’s Aerospace Industry
The state’s long legacy as an aerospace hub has provided a launchpad into the new era of commercial space. Many ongoing projects seem to have been lifted straight out of science fiction, from asteroid mining to next-generation space stations to optics that can see the history of the universe.
The Hangar Club is Officially Denver’s Biggest Indoor Golf Facility
Colorado’s most unusual business golf venue opened over the winter on the old Air Force base in Lowry, just a couple miles from CommonGround Golf Course. It’s not a golf course, though some might think of it as hundreds of golf courses. In June 2022, Daren Schmidt, James Love, James Samara and Jamie White bought […]
Colorado Gold Guide: Top 7 Upscale Public Golf Courses
Here are seven of the state’s most upscale public-access golf courses for those who need a country club just for a day. By 2025, Rodeo Dunes, a project by the developers of Bandon Dunes and Sand Valley, could join the list. In the meantime, expect outstanding course conditions, nifty golf apps and first-class service at [&[...]
Maximizing Tax Strategies for Colorado’s New Entrepreneurs
For first-time small business owners, the thrill of setting up shop often revolves around the tangible aspects of their enterprise: How much inventory to buy, logistics, establishing business banking and securing the right name. Yet, amongst these foundational decisions, many overlook a crucial component of business ownership: t[...]
Colorado is Dead Last in Housing Affordability in America, According to New Study
Housing affordability in Colorado has long been seen as an impediment to attracting and retaining workforce talent as well as new businesses. Where does Colorado stand compared with other states? Dead last, according to the Common Sense Institute, which ranks Colorado 51st, behind all states and Washington, D.C., in housing comp[...]
Not in the path of totality? You can still watch Monday’s total solar eclipse online
By The Associated Press Spectators who aren’t near the path of totality or who get cloudy weather on eclipse day can still catch the total solar eclipse. NASA, science centers and media organizations plan to stream live coverage online from different locations along the path next Monday. The space agency will show telescop[...]
