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Greeley council divided on potential sales-tax ballot question
Revenue would fund Civic Campus, Catalyst projects
While it’s a bitter pill and members know they have a trust problem, the Greeley City Council is contemplating placing a 0.5% sales and use tax hike on the November ballot to cover millions in debt service for the West Greeley Catalyst entertainment district — which voters effectively rejected last February by rescinding its zoning…
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Gloo closes one acquisition, inks deal for another
Gloo Holdings Inc., a Boulder-based company that provides artificial intelligence and technology platforms for faith-based organizations, closed on one previously reported acquisition deal this week while initiating another.
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True Food Kitchen now open at Boulder’s Twenty Ninth Street
True Food Kitchen, an Arizona-based chain that serves pizza, burgers, bowls, seafood and cocktails, opened its newest restaurant Monday at Boulder’s Twenty Ninth Street shopping district.
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Batista scion taking top global job at JBS
Wesley Batista Filho, grandson of the founder of Brazilian meatpacking giant JBS N.V. and leader of the company’s Greeley-based North American subsidiary, will take over in January as JBS’ global CEO.
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VA clinic set to return to Greeley by 2028
Eight years after closing its Greeley veterans’ clinic, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is looking for a space to return to Greeley in the next two years.
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Collins Communications to expand to north Denver by 2027
Collins Communications Co. expanded to Longmont last year and soon plans to open another location in north Denver, operating with a small staff of seven.
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Fueled by feedback, Fort Collins eyes parking options
After getting an earful at a July 21 City Council meeting about a proposed transition from free on-street and surface-lot parking to parking meters in Old Town Fort Collins, city officials will present a plan at a council work session Tuesday night that proposes a small-scale paid parking lot at Oak and Remington streets as…
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Kraft among BizWest’s 2026 Women of Distinction
Christina Kraft, market president for Bank of Colorado, will be one of 13 women from Northern Colorado to be recognized with this year’s Women of Distinction awards, a BizWest program to acknowledge the contributions of female leaders in the region.
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Gaia stock sinks after streamer reported soft second-quarter sales
Gaia saw its stock price nosedive in early trading Tuesday after the Louisville streaming-video provider posted lower year-over-year sales in the second quarter of fiscal 2026.
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Longmont council to mull Micron incentive extension, tax-hike ballot issues
Extension of last year’s economic-incentive agreement with data-storage company Micron Technology Inc. could get final approval Tuesday from the Longmont City Council, which also may ask voters this November to approve sales and property tax increases to fund public safety.
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Morgus named COO at Elevate Quantum
Tyler Morgus has been named chief operating officer at Elevate Quantum, a nonprofit consortium of stakeholders who represent industry, academia, capital and laboratories in Colorado and New Mexico.
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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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Banks confront surge in AI-driven fraud risks
Scammers, hackers and fraudsters are taking advantage of the newest technological tools to not only scam bank customers but attempt to scam the institutions themselves.
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