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‘One hell of a pizza party’
Colorado Pizza Festival organizers reflect on first-year successes, hiccups
An old adage declares that there’s no such thing as bad pizza, a truism that could logically be expanded to include charity pizza festivals.
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RTD begins direct route to DIA from Longmont, Lafayette
An hourly, direct bus connection between Longmont, Lafayette and Denver International Airport began Sunday morning, and the official launch of the Regional Transportation District’s “AL” SkyRide route was celebrated Monday in Longmont and Lafayette.
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X-Games-adjacent Owl AI hires tech chief
Owl AI Inc., a technology platform introduced during last year’s X Games in Aspen that uses artificial intelligence to judge sporting events such as a snowboarding halfpipe contest, recently hired Chris Haire as chief technology officer.
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Tayer: When the yes-man says no
There’s an aphorism that circulates within the Boulder Chamber that I’m a yes-man. I love a good idea and always want to jump on board in support of a solution, project or program that can move our community forward (and maybe a few ideas that just seemed good). That kind of “yes instinct,” though, can…
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Eagle Trace Golf Club to shut down
Eagle Trace Golf Club, an 18-hole public golf course in Broomfield, will shut down in early October.
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Intrepid completes acquisition of Southern California network
Intrepid Fiber Networks has completed its acquisition of the Southern California fiber network of Ubiquity after regulatory approvals earlier this month.
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Townhome community sues Ault over impact fees
A townhome community is suing the Town of Ault, claiming that it adopted an impact-fee ordinance without due process and “repeatedly refused” to meet with the community or its counsel to discuss the dispute, forcing the community to pay a $417,000 fee under protest.
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CU spinout Mesa Quantum raises nearly $12M to scale sensor commercialization
Mesa Quantum Systems Inc., a quantum-sensor firm spun out of the University of Colorado in 2024, has raised $11.8 million from investors to accelerate commercialization of its technology.
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Longmont chamber lists ballot-issue stances
The Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce Friday announced its positions on three ballot measures facing Boulder County and Longmont voters this November.
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BizWest seeks input on economy for Q4
BizWest is seeking input for its quarterly CEO Roundtable Executive Survey, focusing on expectations for the economy in the fourth quarter of 2026.
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Mortenson family gifts CU engineering $10M
Alice Mortenson, the Mortenson Family Foundation and Mortenson Construction have donated $10 million to the University of Colorado’s Mortenson Center in Global Engineering & Resilience.
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Healthcare execs seek cures for reimbursement cuts
Impact is 'very, very real'
Finding and keeping their workforces are a continuing struggle for Boulder Valley healthcare executives who attended a BizWest CEO Roundtable last week, but most also said federal cuts to Medicaid reimbursements included in last year’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” are causing the deepest concern, both for the institutions and their patients.
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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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