Tamara Chuang

3 days ago | montrosepress.com | Tamara Chuang

Colorado is getting older, rapidly. Are we prepared? "Aging in Colorado" is a new series from The Colorado Sun looking at how these shifts are affecting housing, the workforce and quality of life, and whether Colorado is prepared for it. Support The Sun's work: coloradosun.com/join. kA 4=2DDlQ92D\5C@A\42AQmtG6CJ@?6 :D 86EE:?8 @=56C[ @7 4@FCD6] qFE 7@C J62CD — 564256D[ 24EF2==J — r@=@C25@’D A@AF=2E:@? H2D 86EE:?8 J@F?86C] pD E96 DE2E6 2?5 :ED @FE5@@C 24E:G:E:6D 3642>6 2 AC:>6 2EEC24E:@?

5 days ago | montrosepress.com | Tamara Chuang

Colorado is getting older, rapidly. Are we prepared? "Aging in Colorado" is a new series from The Colorado Sun looking at how these shifts are affecting housing, the workforce and quality of life, and whether Colorado is prepared for it. Support The Sun's work: coloradosun.com/join. kA 4=2DDlQ92D\5C@A\42AQmtG6CJ@?6 :D 86EE:?8 @=56C[ @7 4@FCD6] qFE 7@C J62CD — 564256D[ 24EF2==J — r@=@C25@’D A@AF=2E:@? H2D 86EE:?8 J@F?86C] pD E96 DE2E6 2?5 :ED @FE5@@C 24E:G:E:6D 3642>6 2 AC:>6 2EEC24E:@?

1 week ago | coloradosun.com | Tracy Ross |Tamara Chuang

Quick links: | | Denver’s growing population | BLANCA — On the Sunday before Memorial Day, Amy Raney was helping customers at her rental shop, SpinDrift Sandboards, when a 20-mph wind with 30- to 40-mph gusts pushed a dust storm through Blanca and forced Raney to “batten down the hatches. It was blowing down everything in the universe,” she said. There went the views of 14,350-foot Blanca Peak. There went the signs pointing to other businesses.

1 week ago | coloradosun.com | Tamara Chuang

A Colorado quantum technology consortium backed by a $40.5 million federal grant doesn’t plan to spend a dime on its next workforce development program. Instead, Elevate Quantum has partnered with IBM to roll out the company’s curriculum to local colleges and universities. They’ve set a goal to train 3,500 workers in quantum-related careers by 2030 —  no Ph.D. required.

2 weeks ago | coloradosun.com | Tamara Chuang

Quick links: | | Denver budget woes | 16th Street update | Kinda win some, sorta lose some, but get a lot of attention while doing it may best describe 2025’s lawmaking session for the Colorado restaurant industry, or at least for the Colorado Restaurant Association. “This was one of the most challenging legislative sessions in my decade with the CRA, but we feel that we made some good progress on behalf of the restaurant industry,” said Sonia Riggs, the organization’s president and CEO.