A new Spartan College post says Boeing expects the global aviation industry to need more than 1.4 million new pilots and maintenance technicians through 2045, including about 247,000 of those jobs in North America. That matters in Jefferson County because Spartan says it operates a campus in Broomfield serving the Denver area, making the forecast…more
Dinosaur Ridge is promoting its first Stego Stampede, a family-oriented run and festival set for Morrison on Sunday, September 27, 2026, creating a community event that can draw visitors, sponsors and local spending to Jefferson County while highlighting one of the area’s signature attractions. Why this is relevant to businesses in Jefferson County: The event…more
Jefferson County’s business community is being invited to help identify standout companies, projects and leaders as the Jefferson County Economic Development Corporation opens nominations for the 2026 Gateways Awards. The program is directly tied to business growth in Jeffco, recognizing job creation, investment, entrepreneurship, sustainability, public-private partnerships and policy leadership across the county. Why this…more
Exabeam, a Broomfield-based cybersecurity software company, said it has been named a recommended partner in Google’s unified security program, a move that could raise the profile of a Front Range tech employer and strengthen its ties with large business customers. For Jefferson County’s business community, the announcement matters mainly because it signals continued momentum in…more
A Golden health care practice is expanding its services in a way that could matter to Jefferson County’s business community, as Kore Regenerative Medicine formally launches a new structured program called Kore Pathways and positions itself for broader growth across the Denver area. The announcement is relevant locally because the company is based in Golden…more
Catamount Constructors, a company with a Denver-area office in Lakewood, announced a leadership transition for its national industrial construction group, elevating Stephanie Martinez to lead the division while longtime executive Scott Reynolds moves into a companywide strategic role. For Jefferson County’s business community, the news is relevant because Catamount maintains a local presence and the…more
Broomfield Days, a three-day community festival set for Sept. 18–20, is relevant to the broader Jefferson County business community because it is expected to draw residents and visitors for a weekend of activities, entertainment, food and a trade fair in a city that overlaps the county’s business ecosystem. Why this is relevant to businesses in…more
Littleton School of Music, a long-running local education business serving the Denver area since 2006, says it has won the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the music school category while celebrating its 20th year in operation. For Jefferson County readers, the announcement is relevant because Littleton overlaps the county and the business reflects the strength…more
A Lakewood senior living community has earned a new state-rare credential that could matter to Jefferson County’s healthcare, senior services and workforce communities. The Ridge Pinehurst said it received Bronze Level certification as a Montessori Inspired Lifestyle community for residents with memory impairment, making it one of only two communities in Colorado with the designation…more
Loft Federal has opened a new 60,000-square-foot operations and integration facility in Arvada, a notable investment inside Jefferson County that adds high-value aerospace and government-contracting activity to the local economy. The new site is expected to support up to 100 employees, contractors and mission partners, making it relevant for area businesses that serve growing technology,…more
Golden-based software company Golden Software has released an updated version of its Grapher product, adding new ways for users to display complex information in charts and reports. For businesses in Jefferson County, the announcement matters because it comes from a long-established local company serving engineering, environmental, education, government and resource-sector customers worldwide, reinforcing the area’s…more
Lakewood-based Energy Fuels said it has cleared an important commercial hurdle for one of its rare earth products, winning approval from a major Japanese magnet maker to use material produced at the company’s Utah facility. The development matters to Jefferson County because Energy Fuels is headquartered in Lakewood, and the milestone could strengthen the company’s…more