Free Newsletter
Fentress Architects’ DEN Passenger Terminal Lands AIA Colorado’s Twenty-Five Year Award
Over the last 25 years, DEN’s Jeppesen Terminal has inspired the region’s built environment, establishing a precedent for architecture to create a sense of place while providing a sustainable and enduring commitment to both Coloradans and visitors. Today, the terminal continues to stand as a memorable gateway to the West and[...]
6 tips for managing a vacation property during Covid-19
More and more Americans are choosing to vacation within the United States due to the pandemic, and Colorado is currently the top road trip destination in the nation. Managing a vacation property during a pandemic has its own unique challenges, as hosts need to not only keep their guests comfortable, but to keep them safe, too.
Learning New Skills for the New Normal
Nobody knows what the job market will look like in the aftermath of the coronavirus, but if you find yourself recently unemployed, now might be a good time to reconsider your education, especially if you have a clear goal in sight and can achieve your goal without incurring too much debt.
Made in Colorado: Products to spice up your summer
Meet four of our state's makers who are bringing innovation, creativity and flavor to products you need. With everything from hot sauce and river good to bamboo jewelry and wood furniture, check out these manufacturers.
Colorado passes whistleblower protections relating to workplace safety
The new “Worker Rights Related to a Public Health Emergency” provisions prohibit discriminating, retaliating or taking any adverse action against a worker who raises reasonable concerns about workplace safety related to a public health emergency.
Olde Towne Arvada collaborates to help businesses survive
The close-knit community of independent businesses in downtown Arvada has always supported and looked out for each other, but the pandemic heightened those bonds.
Ask A Realtor: Is fractional ownership for you?
Realtors weigh the pros and cons of fractional ownership versus owning a home and renting it in Vail Valley.
4 Refreshingly simple tips to distinguish fact from fiction
In the age of the internet, we are constantly being bombarded by content. But how do you determine what is true and what is not? Start with these four tips to critically asses the content you consume.
Josh Freed is leading the work-from-home transformation
About 40% of U.S. employees now work away from a company office, and Proximity is at the front end of the transformation. Proximity is poised to grow even more as various property owners and businesses launch coworking initiatives.
Entrepreneurs create new path for backcountry skiing education
Jeff Woodward and Erik Lambert co-founded Bluebird Backcountry to create a better way to learn how to backcountry ski by creating a ski area without chairlifts. Here's what is next for the duo.
The latest coronavirus updates and how they’re affecting Colorado businesses
With daily changes to policies, regulations and lifestyle, ColoradoBiz is dedicated to bringing you the latest news affecting employers and employees. Today, what you need to know about the SBA's new PPP loan forgiveness.
Colorado College’s carbon neutrality is a first for the region
In January, the private liberal arts college in Colorado Springs achieved carbon neutrality in its operations. The campus has reached zero net emissions in greenhouse gases in all operations for which they own or control.
