Aditxt said its Golden-based subsidiary, Ignite Proteomics, has signed a deal that values the company at about $150 million and is expected to take it public as a separate business. The announcement matters locally because Ignite is based in Golden, giving Jefferson County a direct connection to a potentially significant growth and capital-markets event in…more
Dinosaur Ridge has opened Deep Time Detour, a new visitor experience at the Martin G. Lockley Discovery Center in Morrison that is positioned to attract more travelers moving between Golden, Morrison, Red Rocks and the surrounding west metro area. The project highlights a completed fundraising campaign, partnerships with design and construction firms, and a new…more
Dinosaur Ridge in Morrison is promoting a free-admission day tied to Colorado’s 150th anniversary in 2026, offering no-cost entry to its Exhibit Hall and discounted bus tours at one of Jefferson County’s best-known visitor destinations. The event is relevant to the local business community because it can help draw families and regional visitors to the…more
Aclarion, a Broomfield healthcare technology company, said its board has rejected an unsolicited takeover offer from Echo Lake Capital, arguing the bid undervalues the business and its future prospects. For Jefferson County’s business community, the decision matters because it involves a nearby public company in the region’s health and technology economy and signals that local…more
A Denver-based financial services team has won national recognition that could matter to employers across Jefferson County, where many companies compete for workers by offering strong retirement benefits. First Western Trust said its Retirement Services team was named one of the nation’s top advisor teams by the National Association of Plan Advisors, a sign that…more
Lakewood-based Pioneer Energy is putting a local company in front of a major U.S. energy audience this week as it showcases equipment and ideas aimed at helping oil and gas operations use fuel more efficiently and secure reliable power. For Jefferson County, the news matters because it highlights business activity tied to a hometown advanced-energy…more
A planned waterline replacement in Broomfield will temporarily shut down the intersection of 136th Avenue and Lowell Boulevard from June 22 through June 26, creating a short-term traffic disruption that matters to businesses serving northern Jefferson County as well as customers and workers traveling between Broomfield, Westminster and nearby Jeffco communities. The city says the…more
Mintz Law Firm, a Lakewood-based legal practice, is sponsoring the City of Lakewood’s 2026 Rockin’ Block Party, a free community event set for Saturday, June 6, 2026, at Heritage Lakewood Belmar Park. The sponsorship ties a local business directly to one of the city’s visible summer attractions, which draws residents with live music, food trucks,…more
A Westminster-based nonprofit, Military Broadcast Radio, says it is expanding its veteran outreach work by launching an animated series and adding former NFL player Brandon Stokely as a narrator. For Jefferson County businesses, the announcement stands out because it points to continued media production and nonprofit activity nearby, with potential opportunities for local sponsors, creative…more
Broomfield-based Gogo said one of its government-focused business units won a $7.5 million multi-year federal contract to support NOAA’s Hurricane Hunter aircraft, a deal that stands out for Jefferson County because it signals continued growth in the region’s aerospace, aviation and government-contracting economy. The agreement will help keep critical communications flowing during storm-tracking flights, adding…more
B-Side Builders, a Colorado custom home builder focused on new homes and major renovations, has launched with a stated service area that includes Arvada and Westminster and is based nearby in Broomfield, making the company relevant to Jefferson County’s housing, construction and professional services economy. For local businesses, the announcement signals potential new work tied…more
Quantinuum, a quantum computing company headquartered in Broomfield, has priced an upsized initial public offering that could raise its profile across Colorado’s advanced technology economy. The company said it priced 28 million shares of Class A common stock at $60 per share, with trading expected to begin June 4 on the Nasdaq Global Market under…more