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Pearl Arts District developer seeks zoning change for ambitious project
Train station, Sundance could energize new Boulder Junction neighborhood
An ambitious proposal to build a new Boulder neighborhood around a future passenger train station and a performing arts venue that could be used during the Sundance Film Festival and beyond will be reviewed by city planning officials Tuesday evening.
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Greeley to mull Windsor’s motion in spat over data center
Members of the Greeley City Council plan to go into executive session Tuesday night to get legal advice about the Town of Windsor’s request that Greeley reconsider its votes to annex 325 acres of the Great Western Industrial Park — as part of a dispute in which both municipalities hope to land a massive data…
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Broomfield’s Flatiron Crossing adds hotel to HiFi redevelopment plans
Flatiron Crossing owner Macerich Co. has added a planned 150-room hotel to its ongoing effort to redevelop the aging Broomfield mall.
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New $268M investment to boost SMT Energy storage scaleup
SMT Energy Inc. recently received a funding commitment for up to $268 million from Climate Adaptive Infrastructure that the Boulder firm plans to use to scale development of its battery energy storage systems.
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Publicly traded California firm absorbing Boulder’s Goshe Energy Storage
Goshe Energy Storage LLC, a Boulder-based developer of battery energy storage systems, has been acquired by Energy Vault Holdings Inc.
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Smoke shop owners settle with state for $152K
A $152,000 settlement has been reached between the state of Colorado and the owners of a chain of smoke shops – including some retailers in the Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado – to resolve allegations that the stores sold kratom products in excess of the legal potency limit.
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Woodward to shutter, sell California plant
Woodward Inc., a Fort Collins-based manufacturer of energy-control solutions, announced Monday its plans to transition production out of its Santa Clarita, California, facility to streamline its portfolio and refine its manufacturing footprint.
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PFC USA promotes two to VP
Professional Finance Co.. (PFC USA), a Greeley-based provider of healthcare-revenue cycle and accounts-receivable management solutions, has promoted Kris Tann to vice president for client success and Derrik Garhart to vice president for recovery.
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Anheuser-Busch plans $23M Fort Collins expansion
St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch announced Monday that it would launch a $23 million expansion of its Fort Collins brewery to increase production and add a training center.
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Boulder Economic Summit set for Oct. 6 at CU
Tickets are still available for the Boulder Economic Summit, a half-day Boulder Chamber event that is expected to draw more than 300 business, community, education, research and government leaders to explore the forces reshaping the area’s economy and the opportunities emerging from them.
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Nock has knack for entrepreneurship
Denis Nock, who has left his mark on nearly every corner of the region’s commercial and entrepreneurial landscape, is among nine individuals to be inducted into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame.
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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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