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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado says graduation is not enough
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado is using its September awareness month to argue that a diploma does not automatically mean a student is ready for college, work or adulthood.
Scientist Shea Elizabeth O’Connor recognized for work in consumer safety and research
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Shea Elizabeth O’Connor, a research scientist and microbiologist in Bloomfield, Colorado, is being highlighted for a career that spans healthcare, cancer research and ingredient testing.
Denver Waymo crash raises new legal questions
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The Advocates Personal Injury Law Firm is spotlighting Denver’s first reported Waymo crash and the evidence, insurance and liability issues that can follow a driverless-vehicle collision.
MSU Denver executive Laneika K. Musalini spotlighted for research leadership and women’s empowerment
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Influential Women is featuring Laneika K. Musalini, Ed.D., a Metropolitan State University of Denver executive with more than 24 years in research administration and sponsored programs.
High Tech Rising finishes STEM pilot with Boys & Girls Club in Oak Cliff
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High Tech Rising says its summer pilot with the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Dallas reached 75 students in Oak Cliff and trained four high school mentors to teach hands-on STEM lessons.
Columbine Label’s Rachel Jackson named a 2026 Future Leader
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Rachel Jackson, vice president of operations at The Columbine Label Company, has been named a Future Leader in the 2026 Labels & Labeling Global Awards.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado opens gala auction to the public
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado is opening its Big Little Gala auction to anyone online starting Aug. 22, with bidding set to close Aug. 27 in Denver.
Research hubs and flexible policies are reshaping U.S. business travel
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Corporate travel is shifting as younger workers favor flexible policies, research hubs draw longer stays, and bleisure trips grow across the U.S. Boulder is emerging as one example of how specialized industries and outdoor access are changing…
Littleton School of Music wins 2026 Consumer Choice Award in Denver
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Littleton School of Music has been named the 2026 Consumer Choice Award winner in the School – Music category as it marks 20 years in business.
Colorado psychiatrist pushes framework to catch missed depression diagnoses
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Axis Integrated Mental Health Chief Medical Officer Kartiki Churi will lead a Sept. 1 CME session on gender bias in mental health care, arguing that depression is often missed when symptoms show up as anger, fatigue, sleep issues or other…
MINDSOURCE launches redesigned website for brain injury support in Colorado
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MINDSOURCE Brain Injury Network has launched a redesigned website to help Coloradans affected by brain injury find screening, services, training and grants more easily.
Colorado couple sues utility over Aspen Acres Fire
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A Colorado couple says San Isabel Electric Association’s powerlines sparked the June 29 Aspen Acres Fire that destroyed their home and spread across four counties.
Journey Payroll & HR lands ColoradoBiz Best Place to Work honor
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Journey Payroll & HR was named a 2026 Best Place to Work in Colorado by ColoradoBiz magazine after an independent employee survey and workplace review.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado pushes mentorship ahead of Aug. 27 gala
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Colorado is using its Aug. 27 Big Little Gala in Denver to make the case that mentorship can help address student absenteeism, youth mental health and workforce readiness across Colorado.
eCreek IT to host CMMC compliance event in Denver
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eCreek IT Solutions is holding a free Aug. 27 event in Denver to help Colorado business leaders and compliance professionals discuss CMMC uncertainty, cybersecurity requirements and AI-related governance questions.
Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame names Class of 2027
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The Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame announced its Class of 2027 on July 22 in Denver, honoring 11 inductees plus founder M.L. Hanson during Colorado’s 150th anniversary of statehood.
Louis Neal Irwin memoir traces the science of human memory
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Neuroscientist and author Louis Neal Irwin has released Haystack Full of Needles, a memoir-history of science that follows the decades-long effort to understand how memory works in the brain.
DrillerDB opens 10 million water well logs to researchers
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DrillerDB is releasing a standardized North American dataset built from more than 10 million water well logs and 53 million rock-layer intervals, free for non-commercial research.
KoreLock says lock makers should buy, not build, most smart lock tech
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KoreLock is urging lock manufacturers to rethink the build-vs-buy choice for smart lock platforms, arguing that most companies should buy the full stack rather than try to assemble it in-house.
David Price relaunches independent nonprofit tech advisory practice at DVPrice Consulting
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David Price has returned full-time to independent consulting through DVPrice Consulting after leaving Heller Consulting on June 18, 2026. The move gives nonprofits nationwide access to senior guidance on strategy, data, AI, and major technology…
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