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Third Anschutz Company Sends Employees Suggestions on How To Vote

The Colorado Times Recorder has obtained an email from a third company owned by billionaire Phil Anschutz directing employees to reference the Gazette’s editorial board voter guide when voting this year. An Oct. 5 email from A.J. Phillips, president of the Anschutz Exploration Corporation (AEC), an oil and gas...

Colorado · 16d
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Little Apple Post

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USDA updates cash cattle reports to improve market transparency

USDA will introduce a new regional cash cattle report Oct. 26, combining information from Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas in an effort to improve pricing transparency for cattle producers. The Agricultural Marketing Service’s change comes as negotiated cash transactions account for a shrinking share of cattle sales. According...

New Mexico · 15d
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Colorado may increase taxes on the rich. When Massachusetts did, the wealthy overwhelmingly stayed put.

It’s a familiar threat from millionaires and big business: If you increase our taxes, we’ll leave the state. And it’s become a central argument for the campaign against Amendment 87, which, if approved by voters in November, would reduce the income tax rate for individuals and businesses in Colorado making less than about $500,000 and raise it for those earning more to generate an estimated $2 billion in its first year for education, childcare and healthcare.

Colorado · 15d
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Washington Court of Appeals Gives Out-of-State Dental Affiliate Another Chance to Fight B&O Tax Nexus

In a recent decision, a Washington appellate court reversed a superior court order that upheld a Business and Occupation (“B&O”) tax assessment against a Colorado company, holding that genuine issues of material fact precluded summary judgment for the Department of Revenue (“DOR”). M’KNIB Company v. State of Washington, Dep’t of Revenue, No. 41068-4-III (Wash. Ct. App. Sept. 22, 2026). The case will now return to the superior court for trial, and the taxpayer will have another opportunity to prove that it lacked substantial nexus with Washington. The opinion is unpublished, so it will not be printed in the Washington Appellate Reports, but it has been filed for public record.

Washington · 15d
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This Colorado Farm Stand Offers Eligible Shoppers 50% Off Fresh Produce

A working farm stand in the middle of a Colorado city lets eligible shoppers pay half price for fresh vegetables. That is not a small perk when tomatoes, greens, and herbs can add up fast at the checkout line. The stand is part of a bigger story that includes school...

Boulder, CO · 16d

Denver7 News KMGH

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Colorado's workforce continues shrinking to record low levels

Colorado’s labor force participation has fallen to its lowest level on record according to the latest data from the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment

Colorado · 16d

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Agricultural Innovation Grows Roots in Colorado

Sugarbeet harvest in Weld County, Colorado. Photo by Romina Stieben. 2025. Agtech has often been critiqued for failing to respond to producers' needs. In Colorado, however, a hub-and-spoke model ensures that innovators deliver solutions to the problems growers actually face. The Front Range: An Innovation Hub. Cities on the Front...

Colorado · 15d

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Colorado Space Coalition Leads Colorado’s Bid for the U.S. Space Academy

Colorado is already home to the nation’s top aerospace companies. Now it wants to train the talent that will drive their next wave of innovation, imagination, and ingenuity by becoming the permanent home of the proposed United States Space Academy (USSA). Our own Colorado Space Coalition (CSC), part of the Metro Denver EDC, is bringing together the state, industry, educators and the community to launch that effort.

Colorado · 14d

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Colorado couple’s dying ranch becomes a land of rewards for them 14 years later

The land is thriving again after Colorado couple Dave and Jeannie Gottenborg transformed a ruined Park County property into an award winning ecological sanctuary. Innovative soil conservation and solar-powered rotational grazing systems allow 1,000s of cattle to coexist alongside native wildlife. Recent biological surveys confirm high biodiversity across highland grasslands...

Park County, CO · 17d

FOX21News.com

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Downtown’s newest record store, Easy’s Records & Vintage

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — Vinyl is making a comeback in downtown Colorado Springs with the opening of Easy’s Records and Vintage, which welcomed customers this September. Located at 327 N. Tejon St., the shop occupies the former location of Budget Records and Tapes, a familiar spot for music lovers dating back to the 1980s. Today, Easy’s is downtown’s only dedicated vinyl store.

Colorado Springs, CO · 16d

KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado

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UCCS Economic Forum to examine Colorado Springs’ economic future

As Colorado Springs grapples with housing affordability, rising costs and the need for good-paying jobs, the region’s economic future will take center stage at the 30th annual UCCS Economic Forum.

Colorado Springs, CO · 15d

wirelessestimator.com

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No bank account since 2024: Maverix bankruptcy filings draw U.S. Trustee scrutiny after Colorado canceled its broadband grants

Maverix LLC, the Parker, Colo., broadband company whose state and federal grants were canceled last month and referred to state and federal investigators, told a federal bankruptcy court that it has had no bank account since June 2024 and has no financial statements after its 2022 tax return. On Oct. 15, the U.S. Trustee, the Justice Department official who polices bankruptcy cases, said Maverix still has not adequately disclosed whether it had transactions with the companies that own it and with its CEO, David Lindauer. “Were there indirect payments? If so, what was the magnitude and what was the purpose?” the Trustee’s office wrote.

Colorado · 16d

The Coconut Mama

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Colorado Buc-ee’s moves forward with a new filing—but construction is still off-limits

Colorado’s proposed second Buc-ee’s is moving ahead again. Following a major zoning victory for the Colorado project, the company has taken the next step: submitting a detailed development plan for…

Colorado Springs, CO · 16d

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Colorado has enough spare winter electricity to replace furnaces with heat pumps, report says

Colorado’s electric grid has winter capacity “headroom” to power millions more clean energy heat pumps to replace natural gas furnaces, a transformation that would ease consumer bills and expand the global warming fight, according to a new study. The energy analysis nonprofit RMI, formerly Rocky Mountain Institute,...

Colorado · 15d

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Homegrown Tap & Dough to open Colorado Springs location with 104 jobs

Homegrown Tap & Dough opening seventh location in Colorado Springs. Gastamo Group creating 104 jobs with new restaurant. Partnership with Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center for pizza donations. Colorado artist Dolan Geiman created military memorabilia installation. Homegrown Tap & Dough will open its first Colorado Springs restaurant Oct. 27 at...

Colorado Springs, CO · 17d

everafterinthewoods.com

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This Colorado Scrapbooking Store Is A Hidden Paradise For Paper Craft Lovers

One shopper wished this store had a husband nook with easy chairs. I get it. When a paper shop is stocked deep enough to swallow a whole afternoon, somebody needs a place to sit. The shelves hold stamps, dies, patterned papers, and a ribbon wall that crafters seek out on...

Colorado · 16d

alamosacitizen.com

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Rio Grande Basin unconfined aquifer shows no recovery

The September reading of the unconfined aquifer storage level showed the shallow aquifer reaching its lowest measurement in the 24 years the Rio Grande Water Conservation District and Davis Engineering have been charting the water declines. The record low storage level comes as farmers and ranchers dependent on the shallow...

Rio Grande County, CO · 17d

coloradotimesrecorder.com

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A Graduated Income Tax Isn’t Radical. It’s Normal.

I support Amendment 87 because Colorado is facing a basic question: how do we sustainably fund the systems families rely on while Colorado becomes one of the most expensive states in the country to raise young children – driven in particular by extraordinarily high child-care and housing costs?. Having...

Colorado · 17d

coloradosun.com

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Opinion: It’s time for Colorado to sound the alarm on agriculture-to-urban water transfers

Dry years like this one take on a special meaning in Colorado water policy. What we once called a “2002 year” or a “2012 year” will now be described as a “2026 year,” a year when the snow failed to fall, and summer monsoons offered only brief, scattered relief.

Colorado · 18d