College of Southern Nevada would help train for solar jobs

07/13/11 LAUGHLIN - The College of Southern Nevada, which has more students than any other college system in the state, is expected to open a Laughlin campus because a trained work force would be needed for the high-paying jobs in both parts of the ENN Mojave Electric solar project.

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No lockout on the river

07/13/11 Mike Tepper is an offensive lineman with the National Football League's Indianapolis Colts. However, with the NFL lockout in effect, he is spending his summer in Glenwood Springs as a river raft guide.

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CU-Boulder business school grad donates $2.5 million to bolster finance education

07/13/11 A University of Colorado graduate donated $2.5 million to the Leeds School of Business, university officials announced, and the money will be used to establish a new endowed chair in finance.

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Over 900 of nation's best descend on Sun Valley for MTB XC Nats

07/13/11 Over 900 of the nationandrsquo;s top cross-country mountain bikers are expected to descend on Sun Valley, Idaho, from July 14-17 to compete in the USA Cycling Mountain Bike Cross-Country National Championships.

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ANN ARBOR: Boulder Cooperative Arts & Crafts Gallery introduces itself to Ann Arbor residents

07/13/11 A few days before the Ann Arbor Art Fairs July 20 through 23, the city of Boulder in Colorado will be hosting its grand scale art exhibit called the Open Arts Festival July 16 and 17. A coincidence between the two cities that Lisa McDonough, director public relations for Boulder Arts & Crafts Gallery, said is just one of many similarities between the two college towns with a penchant for art.

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Colorado tennis coach Sue Burke battles MS

07/05/11 On a steamy, mid-June afternoon, Sue Burke yells drills across the net to nine young tennis players.

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Pacing into Summit Schools

07/05/11 Heidi Pace is the new superintendent for the Summit School District. Pace officially started the job Friday, moving into the area from Colorado Springs where she served 28 years in the Academy School District 20. Her most recent position was deputy superintendent.

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Pac-10 formally becomes the Pac-12 with July 1 addition of Utah Utes, Colorado Buffaloes to the new conference's ...

07/05/11 The Pac-10 officially welcomed Utah and Colorado this week to become the Pac-12 in the first shakeup for the conference since 1978. The biggest impact will be seen in football, as the additional teams have allowed the conference to be divided into north and south divisions for football only.

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Evan Campbell Joins Alteryx as VP of Customer Advantage Group

06/28/11 Brings Strong Agile Development and Operational Experience to BI Innovator Irvine, CA (PRWEB) June 27, 2011 Alteryx, Inc., today announced that Evan Campbell has joined its executive team as Vice President of the Customer Advantage Group, where he will oversee Cloud Services, Client Services, Account Management, Professional Services, Training, and Product Development. In this role, Mr. Campbell ...

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Man and machines

06/28/11 BAYFIELD Nestled in the Pine River Valley north of Bayfield, Jeff Grigsby bends metal and sculpts frames, restoring historic Indian motorcycles to their original condition.

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The Tea Spot Applies for $460,000 Small Business Innovation Research Grant

06/28/11 The Tea Spot competes for the second phase of a USDA Small Business Innovation Research grant, in order to conduct marketing research on a patent pending compostable tea filter for to-go loose leaf tea in mass-foodservice.Boulder, CO (PRWEB) June 28, 2011 The Tea Spot has submitted a proposal for a competitive Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant to the National Institute of Food and ...

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Colorado Business

06/28/11 Grocery Shopping Network announced the launch of a new mobile app for Sunflower Farmers Market. The app, which is compatible with iPhone and Android smartphones, allows shoppers to view circular specials, in-store specials, recipes and mobile offers.

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Joseph Coy sentenced to 5 years for Boulder bias-motivated assault

06/27/11 Joseph Coy listens to a statement by Nigerian CU student Oluyibi Ogundipe during his sentencing hearing on Monday at the Boulder County Justice Center. Prosecutor Ken Kupfner read the letter from the victim of the assault. Next to Coy is his attorney Larry Mertes.

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Roadshow: Traffic police draw praise -- and hisses

06/27/11 A crackdown on carpool cheats is applauded. However, other readers object to enforcement against speeders on the San Mateo Bridge and bicyclists who run stop signs in Los Altos Hills.

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Getting ready

06/25/11 The North Platte Telegraph Hosting world-renowned music stars is hard work. Crews were at the Wild West Arena Wednesday, preparing for the finale of this year's Nebraskaland Days events: the U.S. Cellular Summer Jam concerts.

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5 QUESTIONS with Altitude Spirits co-founder Matthew Baris

06/20/11 Matthew Baris and his father, Mitch Baris, founded Boulder-based Altitude Spirits in 2005. The company produces organic vodka called Vodka 14, one of the first organic spirits produced in the United States.

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Two beloved statues object of give-and-take

06/20/11 Bert and Mike are two of the most well-known figures in East Aurora, silently greeting students entering school for generations. The idea that they would be forced from their home of 60 years is appalling to many and causing a rift in the community.

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Daily Deals for Moms Closes Angel Round of Funding and Names New Board Member

06/20/11 Financing to Support Continued Growth and Infrastructure Development

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Foodie Registry Continues Rapid Growth, Expands Unique Wedding Registry to Denver

06/20/11 Foodie Registry, the wedding registry for restaurant gift certificates (date nights!) has expanded to Denver, its fourth major US city in the past year.

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Fitness calendar

06/13/11 Aerobics AEROBICS/TONING: 9-10 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Adult Center annex, 3738 Halifax Drive, Port Orange. $5 class. 386-756-5391. CARDIO BASICS: 5:30 p.m. Monday and Wednesday; CARDIO CROSS TRAINING: 5:15 p.m., Tuesday and Thursday, Daytona State College, Building 310, Room 018,...

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