Tag: business
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Atrevida Beer Co. to close after 8 years in Colorado Springs
Atrevida Beer Co. will close its doors June 28, brewery owners announced Monday on social media. The first Latina-owned brewery in Colorado stormed onto the Colorado Springs scene in 2018 after home-brewer Jess Fierro took home the top prize in the six-episode docuseries “Beerland.” Following her win, Fierro took over ownership of Great Storm Brewing…
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KOAA no longer on DirecTV after latest dispute impacting local TV stations
Colorado Springs residents who rely on DirecTV to watch NBC affiliate KOAA may be out of luck for the foreseeable future. The station, owned by the E.W. Scripps Company, is the latest victim in a string of contract fights between media conglomerates and cable and satellite TV providers. In the latest scrap, DirecTV accuses Scripps…
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Both sides of Colorado housing regulations cite similar goals: Keep prices at bay
Those in the home building industry say Colorado’s ongoing legislative changes dealing with home construction add up to a big stumbling block to keeping prices at bay, much less more affordable. Loren J. Moreland, vice president and project manager of Classic Homes, talks about a “complex energy code” at the state level that’s “taken away…
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Colorado Springs-area business events starting May 31
FRIDAY Southern Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce First Friday — 7:30-9 a.m., Space Foundation, Area 51, 4425 Arrowswest Drive, $20-$30 in advance, $35 at door, if available. Registration: scwcc.com. COMING UP June 8 Southern Colorado Women’s Chamber of Commerce Young Professionals Coffee Meetup — 10-11:30 a.m., COS City Hub, 4304 Austin Bluffs Parkway. Registration: scwcc.com.…
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Reservation of spots for Denver airport’s security line ending
Denver International Airport is retiring DEN Reserve. The airport posted on its website that it will shut down the security line reservation system on June 27, saying it’s “no longer necessary” as the airport’s new measures to make the Transportation Security Administration checkpoints much faster have worked. Average wait times at security checkpoints are down…
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Colorado’s technology office lays off 173 workers
The government office responsible for the technology that provides government services in Colorado is going through a major restructuring. The Colorado Governor’s Office of Information Technology (OIT) announced it will cut 173 workers and change its organizational structure, saying the agency has not “delivered well enough” over the last few years, according to a news…
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Colorado Springs gun store closing its doors after nearly 50 years
A gun store in Colorado Springs is closing its doors for good after nearly a half-century in operation. Shootin’ Den at 430 W. Fillmore St. has been a staple of the Colorado Springs firearms scene for decades. The company announced via Facebook that it would close June 12. The store is trying to sell all…








