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3D Systems Opens New Industrial Technology Center in Littleton
3D Systems celebrated the grand opening of its new Industrial Technology Center in Littleton on October 21, expanding the company’s ability to help aerospace, defense, and semiconductor equipment manufacturers accelerate the development, qualification, and production of mission-critical components using 3D printing. The addition of approximately 50,000 square feet of...
coloradobiz.com
Denver seeks operator for Downtown Innovation Hub with $5 million funding
Denver Downtown Development Authority approves $3.5 million. Denver Economic Development & Opportunity adds $1.5 million. Funding supports Mile High Innovation Program at Independence Plaza. CU Denver anchors 30,000-square-foot innovation hub. Denver will launch a competitive selection process for an operator to manage startup programs at a downtown innovation hub after...
OutThere Colorado
West Coast mini-golf bar set to expand to Denver
California-based company Tipsy Putt is set to expand outside of the Golden State for the first time, opening a location in Denver in late 2026. Said to be a spot where locally sourced beverage options and chef-driven food meet the putting greens, Tipsy Putt will offer nine-hole mini golf, its trademarked 1-2 Putt game, and […]
cochamber.com
Arvada Press: Arvada-based Barber-Nichols earns spot on Coolest Thing Made in Colorado list
Arvada-based manufacturer Barber-Nichols has been named a finalist for the Colorado Chamber of Commerce’s Coolest Thing Made in Colorado contest, an annual effort that seeks to highlight the most innovative creations made by Colorado-based businesses. …. Loren Furman, president and CEO of the Colorado Chamber of Commerce, said the annual...
denverwater.org
Denver Water customers answer the call
Denver Water customers heard the message and did the right thing by stopping lawn watering in October. Amid a relentless drought that has torn up the record book, Denver Water declared a hard stop to the 2026 watering season Oct. 1. No more lawn irrigation. No more sprinklers. Customers responded,...
whatnow.com
Plans Approved for Renovation of Cherry Creek Hollister
Hollister is planning construction work at its existing retail space at Cherry Creek Shopping Center, according to a City and County of Denver permit record. The documents describe an interior renovation of the store, located at 3000 E. First Ave., Unit 291, but do not specify exactly what changes will be made.
hoodline.com
Littleton's Aspen Grove Mall Sells for $55M, a Third Below 2016 Price
Aspen Grove, the open-air shopping center anchored by Alamo Drafthouse at 7301 S. Santa Fe Drive in Littleton, has new owners. Nuveen, the asset-management subsidiary of financial giant TIAA, purchased the 33-acre mall earlier this month for $55 million, a steep discount from what the previous owner paid nearly a decade ago.
Axios Denver
CoreSite vows "responsible" building amid backlash
For years, Denver-based CoreSite operated largely under the radar, running two data centers — including one inside a historic downtown building — with little public scrutiny. Not anymore. Why it matters: Fierce opposition to CoreSite's newest project in Elyria-Swansea has thrust the company into a broader fight over the future of data centers in Denver. State of play: Denver imposed in May a one-year moratorium on new data center applications, sparing CoreSite's newest facility. Mayor Mike Johnston has since floated an outright ban as the city explores new regulations . What they're saying: " I just think it's a lack of education, a lack of understanding of the different types of data centers that exist," CoreSite spokesperson Megan Ruszkowski tells us. The company's working to be a more transparent "responsible builder" in the current climate, Ruszkowski adds. It's also participating in mediation with the GES Coalition, a local advocacy group, on a good neighbor agreement aimed at limiting environmental and neighborhood impact. Zoom in: CoreSite's newest facility, known as DE3, opened this month and powers everything from video chat to AI applications, CoreSite central region general manager Yvonne Ng tells us. The company insists DE3 isn't an AI data center,
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Blue Sky Nails & Lash Plans Salon Buildout in University Hills
Permitting records show a local nail chain may be expanding in the area. A project was recently filed proposing to convert an empty commercial space at 2520 S. Colorado Boulevard into Blue Sky Nails & Lash, adding another location to the beauty business’s portfolio. Details state that the scope...
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MSU Denver Senior Builds His Own Campus Classroom, Earns Site's Only Internship
At the southern gateway of Auraria Campus, construction is underway on a facility where future MSU Denver nursing and social work students will train. One member of the crew is River Jackson, a senior studying construction project management who starts work at 6:30 a.m. every day. By 11:30, he trades his hard hat for a backpack and heads to class or the ball field.
militaryaerospace.com
Lockheed Martin wins $88.6 million Navy contract for Radiant Mercury systems
LITTLETON, Colo. - Lockheed Martin Corp.'s Rotary and Mission Systems business has received an $88.56 million contract to produce, install, maintain, modernize, and sustain Radiant Mercury General Service cross-domain solution systems for the U.S. Navy and other government agencies. The cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract covers program management, system security authorization support,...
hoodline.com
18-Story Kaia Residences Tops Out in Golden Triangle, Lands Arizona Wellness Tenant
A high-rise apartment tower in Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood has reached its full height, and the developer has already lined up a notable new retail tenant: an Arizona-based wellness and medical aesthetics brand called bluSONIL. Kaia Residences, an 18-story mixed-use building at 808 N. Lincoln St., hit its structural top-out on October 21, bringing one of the city's few active multifamily projects a major step closer to completion.
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Ovintiv Acquires Montney Neighbor Logan
'Ovintiv's core land position in the Montney is expected to increase to approximately 720,000 net acres'. Ovintiv Inc on Monday announced an agreement to acquire Logan Energy Corp, which produces oil near Ovintiv's acreage in the Montney Formation, for around $890 million. Calgary, Canada-based Logan currently produces about 20,000 barrels...
coloradohomesmag.com
A New Denver Showroom Dedicated to Contemporary European Living
Kitchen Distributors announces the opening of their new, multi-brand showroom ORO dedicated to contemporary European living. Located in Denver’s Golden Triangle Arts District, the showroom is connected to the existing Bulthaup showroom. Ashley Lawhead, director of marketing and ORO sales explains, “The new showroom was conceived as a deeply...
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Skip The Big-Box Store Because Denver’s Restaurant Supply Warehouse Sells Kitchen Gear For Less
Most Denver home cooks buy their sheet pans and spatulas from the same giant chain stores, and they pay chain store prices for the privilege. There is another way, and it sits on a busy west Denver street where plenty of drivers pass without a second glance. Behind a modest storefront waits a family-run shop packed with the same tools restaurant kitchens rely on, often for a lot less than you planned to spend.
AVweb
FAA To Review Centennial Restrictions This Week
The FAA is scheduled to review operating restrictions at Centennial Airport (KAPA) near Denver this week, following a safety assessment that identified dozens of potentially hazardous interactions between aircraft departing from parallel runways. The agency’s Safety Risk Management panel will meet Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 27-28, to evaluate the risks and consider possible changes to procedures at one of the nation’s busiest general aviation airports.
denverwater.org
In 5 numbers: How bad was the historically awful 2026 ‘water year’
Water Year 2026 is in the books and — as most water watchers know — it was historically bad. The water year is the 12-month span that runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30. It’s the stretch hydrologists use to track water trends, and, well, the 2026 water year broke so many records that the aftermath resembles what you’d see after a giant gorilla on a banger rampaged through Wax Trax, Colorado's iconic music store.