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Disaster’s 50th anniversary brings flood of memories
Big Thompson torrent impacted people, businesses and the land
It’s a tale of scores of lost lives — and lost businesses, too. For those who still remember the catastrophic Big Thompson Flood of July 31, 1976, 50 years seems like yesterday.
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Loveland church sells its building, buys movie house
Crossroads Church has completed its purchase of the downtown Metrolux Dine-In Theatres and sold its Loveland property to a Lafayette-based megachurch.
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BizWest announces 2026 Women of Distinction
Thirteen women from Northern Colorado will 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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Colorado elevates new State Demographer
Neal Marquez was named Colorado’s new State Demographer this month, taking over leadership of the Colorado Department of Local Affairs office that oversees population research from Kate Watkins.
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Sundance movie premieres clustered in first week of Boulder fest
Sundance Film Festival organizers unveiled new details Wednesday about the event’s Boulder debut next January, including a scheduling note that world-premiere movie screenings will be concentrated in the fest’s first week.
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Ambrosia Biosciences hires obesity specialist as chief medical officer
Shapiro Manning, who, according to a news release from the Boulder drug-discovery company, “brings nearly three decades of leadership in obesity and cardiometabolic disease clinical care and research,” has held leadership roles with Novo Nordisk, Boehringer Ingelheim and Rhythm Pharmaceuticals.
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Louisville window manufacturer Alpen raises $6M Series B
Alpen High Performance Products Inc., a high-efficiency window manufacturer in Louisville, recently closed a $6 million Series B fundraising round led by Inherent Capital and Arborview Capital.
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Judge rejects move to dismiss lawsuit over Greeley election
A Weld district court judge late Tuesday rejected citizens group Greeley Demands Better’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit that is attempting to invalidate the results of a Feb. 24 municipal referendum that targeted the proposed Cascadia and Catalyst developments in west Greeley.
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Partnership expands Weld mobile behavioral-health services
A partnership between The Weld Trust, North Range Behavioral Health and the Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment is expanding access to behavioral-health services through the county’s Public Health Mobile Unit.
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Noodles beat Wall Street projections in second quarter
Noodles & Co. recorded better-than-expected performance last week in its second-quarter earnings report and upped its full-year guidance.
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Infleqtion’s new quantum computer to be housed in Chicago
Infleqtion Inc. (NYSE: INFQ) intends to deploy its latest fault-tolerant, neutral-atom quantum computer next year in Chicago rather than in its Boulder County homebase.
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Target prepares to open as Firestone mulls Central Park future
While Firestone is definitely getting a Target — the big-box retailer is expected to open a location in the City Centre development in July — the Carbon Valley community is not likely to welcome a professional sports franchise anytime soon.
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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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