The Arvada Center has announced the appointment of Noelle DeLage as its new President & CEO, effective July 1, 2026. DeLage transitions from her role as Chief Communications and Philanthropy Officer at the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance after a national search for candidates. This leadership change comes as the center prepares to celebrate its 50th…more
Jefferson County’s labor market has shifted from a summer lull to a highly competitive environment, with the percentage of major firms looking for talent increasing sixfold since August. According to a six-month analysis of 500 high-visibility companies (the Jeffco 500)—the Jeffco 500 Hiring Index—the regional hiring benchmark climbed from a modest 5% in mid-August 2025…more
The City of Lakewood is moving to refund over $42 million to telecommunications companies after the Colorado Supreme Court ruled its Business & Occupation (B&O) tax expansions unconstitutional. In a presentation to the City Council on January 26, 2026, city officials outlined a “Next Steps” plan to settle the massive debt and adjust the municipal…more
Vail Resorts Inc., a ski resort operator based in Jeffco, reported a significant decline in several key ski season metrics for the period through January 4, 2026, compared to the same time frame the previous year. This data, focused on its North American destinations, revealed a 20% drop in total skier visits. Additionally, lift revenue…more
Lakewood is set to unveil its first on-site solar energy system at the Charles Whitlock Recreation Center on January 22. The installation will fully offset the facility’s electricity usage, marking a significant step in the city’s sustainability efforts. The solar project features a 494 kW system that utilizes both rooftop and parking canopy panels. It…more
The City of Lakewood has launched its newly redesigned website at LakewoodCO.gov, offering a more secure and user-friendly online experience for residents, businesses, and visitors. The site, which serves as a primary hub for accessing city information and services, anticipates over 10 million visits each year. The redesign aims to enhance accessibility, clarity, and trust…more
Vail Resorts is set to transform dining at its Colorado mountain destinations this winter, introducing a range of new food and beverage experiences. The company aims to enhance guest experiences at Breckenridge, Vail Mountain, Beaver Creek, and Keystone with bold flavors and local character. At Breckenridge Ski Resort, new dining concepts will be available across…more
South Suburban Parks and Recreation has unveiled new logos to celebrate the uniqueness of its four golf courses. The redesigned graphics for Family Sports Golf Course, Littleton Golf and Tennis, Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel, and South Suburban Golf Course feature distinct visuals representative of each location. Additional offerings include Learn to Skate programs and…more
Mayor Wendi Strom and the Lakewood City Council have clarified details regarding a partnership with Jeffco Public Schools and The Action Center. The Action Center, a well-established nonprofit, provides critical services such as food, clothing, and financial assistance to 300 households daily. The proposed project aims to transform the former Emory Elementary site into a…more
Mountain Area Land Trust (MALT) has announced the successful conservation of the Crossons property, a 35-acre area rich in biodiversity within Pike National Forest. The conservation effort, driven by Lee Driscoll, protects significant natural features, including nearly half a mile of the North Fork of the South Platte River, wetlands, rock outcroppings, and ponderosa pine…more
A medical office building at 7761 Shaffer Parkway in Littleton, Colorado, is on the market for $5,400,000. The two-story structure spans 30,447 square feet and was built in 2000. Currently, 93% of the building is occupied, with over 60% of the space leased to medical tenants, suggesting a strong tenant mix for potential investors. Located…more
Vail Resorts Board of Directors members John Sorte and John Redmond will not seek reelection at the end of their terms, which concludes at the company’s 2025 Annual Meeting of Stockholders. Sorte has been with the board since 1993 and Redmond since 2008. Throughout their tenures, both directors played a key role in transforming Broomfield-based…more