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Vail Resorts fires back at activist investor, ‘dissident’ board noms
Vail Resorts is urging its shareholders to vote against a slate of board nominees put forward by an activist investor.
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Colorado Shakespeare Festival announces 2027 season
Celebrating its 70th season, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival will return June 5 for a summer of Shakespeare on the University of Colorado Boulder campus.
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Loveland launches search to fill city manager position
A nationwide search to attract the next Loveland city manager has launched with Thursday’s publication of public-facing recruitment materials Thursday.
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Colorado AG solicits public feedback on hospital combo
The Colorado Attorney General began accepting public comment this week on a proposed joint venture between AdventHealth and Intermountain Health.
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Greeley to receive $8.6M FEMA grant for pipeline
A nearly $8.7 million pre-disaster mitigation grant to the city from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will help construct the Greeley’s Gold Hill Pipeline project.
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Poultry supply glut weighs on Pilgrim’s Pride earnings
As supply outpaces demand in the global poultry market, Greeley-based Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. posted lower top- and bottom-line results in the third quarter.
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Dickey’s Barbecue returns to Longmont
After an absence of nearly two years, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit has returned to Longmont in a new space on the other end of town.
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University of Colorado: System drives $12.5B in economic impact
The four-campus University of Colorado system was responsible for $12.5 billion in economic activity in the most-recent fiscal year.
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X Games adds ex-UFC VP to exec roster
X Games has hired Paul Asencio as its chief revenue officer.
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Cheyenne Frontier Days chief to step down next year
Cheyenne Frontier Days CEO Tom Hirsig, who has led the annual rodeo and festival since 2015, will step down after the 2027 CFD.
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Persistent Systems moves into larger Fort Collins building
Persistent Systems , a New York-based defense-technology company, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting Thursday as their Fort Collins office moved to newly acquired space.
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Ball Arena unveils new gameday bites for Nuggets, Avalanche
While hot dogs, pizza and popcorn aren’t likely to go out of style anytime soon, stadium food has evolved beyond those ballgame staples.
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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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