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Water Innovation Center Slated for National Western Complex
Need drove this partnership. Denver Water needed a new water quality laboratory, but Denver Water CEO Jim Lochhead thought circumstances deserved something bigger than a mere lab. He defines four pillars:
Youthful Achievement Bodes Well for Future Business
The foremost consideration for Gen XYZ judges is professional achievement, with emphasis on the most recent two years.
Has Olde Town Arvada Retained its Authenticity and Culture?
With the rapid growth and continued popularity of Denver and Colorado as a whole, challenges exist to protect the character and personality of places like Olde Town.
Jeff Sessions Greenlights Federal Crackdown on Marijuana
The Associated Press reported that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is rescinding the Obama-era policy that paved the way for legalized marijuana to flourish in states across the country, according to two people with knowledge of the decision.
Consider Direct Primary Care’s Advantages During Open Enrollment
During this year’s open enrollment period, there are direct primary care practices that exist in Colorado, like Denver’s PeakMed, offering innovative primary care options.
Resolving to Improve Mental Health in the New Year
In today’s busy cycle of work and social life, one of the most important resolutions you can make for your overall health is to take steps toward better mental health in the New Year.
3 Retirement Scenarios to Prepare For
The uncertainties that lie ahead in retirement – life span, health, market factors, unexpected expenses – make it important for married couples to have different income plans in place to cover various scenarios.
Cities Aim for 100 Percent Renewables
By definition, greenhouse gas emissions are a global issue. But in efforts to tamp down those emissions, Colorado is among the planet’s hotbeds of innovation.
Five Tipping Points That Indicate Our Banking System is Doomed
We will still have banks for many years to come, but I have yet to come up with a compelling reason why we need the physical branches.
An Employment Attorney's Advice to Men in the Office
The bottom line: Don’t be a jerk. If there’s some past event causing you concern, start making amends and update your resume, just in case.
Denver Chefs Predict 2018 Trends
The culinary team at Food & Drink Resources, a Denver-based culinary agency that specializes in creating menus for national restaurants, has come up with its own list of culinary ideas you are sure to see on restaurant menus soon.
State and National Holiday Hiring Trends
Survey results show employers hired later than last year, offering more hours to existing employees and retaining seasonal workers to address staffing crunch
