Ken Amundson

Managing Editor at BizWest

Managing editor of BizWest, the business journal in Northern Colorado and the Boulder Valley.

Articles

Blackfin designs patient-adjustable prosthetic socket – BizWest

Jun 3, 2024 | bizwest.com | Ken Amundson

LOVELAND — Sometimes, it takes just one. The medical need of one patient, a woman wanting to restore her activity in watersports, was enough to launch a new company that builds equipment to alleviate concerns of numerous amputee patients who wear prosthesis equipment. Blackfin Biomechatronics LLC, a startup by prosthetics industry veteran Clint Accinni, has created an adjustable limb socket.
AtmosZero seeks to transform industrial heating systems – BizWest

Jun 3, 2024 | bizwest.com | Ken Amundson

FORT COLLINS — One can only wonder. When George Babcock and Stephen Wilcox invented the water-tube boiler in 1867 in order to quickly generate steam that would propel the industrial revolution, did they think that their invention would continue to be used 157 years later? And that their boiler would, as the world became more concerned about environmental impacts of generating power, contribute a significant share of all industrial emissions? Likely not.
Court denies motion to dismiss Montava irrigation ditch case

Jun 2, 2024 | reporterherald.com | Ken Amundson

Montava Development and Construction LLC will be able to move forward with its case against WRCC Inc., the owner of an irrigation ditch that runs through the 999-acre Montava development in northeast Fort Collins. Judge C. Michelle Brinegar on May 24 denied WRCC’s motion seeking dismissal of the action.
Pet crematory seeks photo ID information in Slobber Shoppe case

Jun 1, 2024 | reporterherald.com | Ken Amundson

FORT COLLINS and WINDSOR — Precious Memories Pet Cemetery & Crematory Inc., in the case filed against it by two veterinary clinics, has asked the court to force release of photographs that Precious Memories says may prove it has not violated contracts with customers. On Jan.
North Shore seeks to place Columbine’s case against it on hold

Jun 1, 2024 | reporterherald.com | Ken Amundson

Attorneys for North Shore Manor Inc. have asked the judge hearing the case filed against it by vendors affiliated with Columbine Management Services Inc. to place the case on hold until North Shore Manor’s case against Columbine is determined.
Court denies motion to dismiss Montava irrigation ditch case – BizWest

May 31, 2024 | bizwest.com | Ken Amundson

FORT COLLINS — Montava Development and Construction LLC will be able to move forward with its case against WRCC Inc., the owner of an irrigation ditch that runs through the 999-acre Montava development in northeast Fort Collins. Judge C. Michelle Brinegar on May 24 denied WRCC’s motion seeking dismissal of the action.
Pet crematory seeks photo ID information in Slobber Shoppe case – BizWest

May 31, 2024 | bizwest.com | Ken Amundson

FORT COLLINS and WINDSOR — Precious Memories Pet Cemetery & Crematory Inc., in the case filed against it by two veterinary clinics, has asked the court to force release of photographs that Precious Memories says may prove it has not violated contracts with customers. On Jan.
North Shore seeks to place Columbine’s case against it on hold – BizWest

May 31, 2024 | bizwest.com | Ken Amundson

LOVELAND — Attorneys for North Shore Manor Inc. have asked the judge hearing the case filed against it by vendors affiliated with Columbine Management Services Inc. to place the case on hold until North Shore Manor’s case against Columbine is determined.
Amundson: Career focused on community journalism – BizWest

May 30, 2024 | bizwest.com | Ken Amundson

By Ken AmundsonSomething I’m particularly proud of and passionate about has been my role throughout my career as a community journalist, which I would define as a journalist who is deeply imbedded in the community that is being covered: Understanding and living with the issues a community faces, providing in-depth coverage of those issues and, on the editorial (opinion) side, helping to craft solutions, helping to guide the community to a better place.
Construction poised to begin on final North I-25 segment – BizWest

May 30, 2024 | bizwest.com | Ken Amundson

BERTHOUD — The Jersey barriers, hundreds of them, are stacked and ready to be placed. Now begins construction on the final phase of expansion of the North Interstate 25 project. Segment five, which is six miles between Mead and Berthoud, will be expanded with tolled express lanes running both north and south.