Tag: Cities In The United States
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After losing everything to Marshall fire, Louisville family rebuilding home and neighborhood
Davidson Mesa in Louisville is a popular spot for runners, bikers and four-legged friends. Nestled in its shadow is the Centennial Heights West neighborhood. The Marshall fire annihilated the collection of almost 40 homes there one year ago Friday. Three hundred and sixty-four days later, residents like Mark Carson and Amber Tetreau welcome the sight…
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CU Boulder says commercialization activities produced $8 billion for state, national economies
The University of Colorado Boulder’s commercialization activities injected billions of dollars into the national and state economies, a report said. The report, conducted by the university’s Leeds School of Business, said the activities under the university’s Venture Partners resulted in $8 billion nationally. Much of that economic activity occurred in Colorado, resulting in direct and indirect…
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Colorado Springs hotels rebound, but not quite to pre-COVID level
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Colorado Springs hotels saw solid occupancy in March, but the occupancy rate was shy of pre-pandemic levels. The 64.5% occupancy rate in March was a big improvement from the 54.9% level reached in March 2021, and was the third-highest level for that month in 21 years, according to the Rocky Mountain Lodging Report. Last month’s occupancy…
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Colorado Springs hotels’ recovery still shy of pre-pandemic levels
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The Colorado Springs hotel industry continued in September to recover from the economic punch packed by the pandemic, though the city’s occupancy rate did fall slightly from August, according to the Rocky Mountain Lodging Report. Local hotels filled 74.2% of their rooms last month. That was down from 75.8% in August but still well ahead…
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Denver to no longer host NCAA Tournament in 2021, all games to likely be played in Indianapolis
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Denver will no longer host the West Regional of the 2021 NCAA Tournament as all 67 games will likely be played in Indianapolis, the NCAA announced Monday. The decision comes after the tournament was canceled last year due to COVID-19. This year, the NCAA isn’t taking any chances, hoping to create a bubble for the…
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Southwest Airlines to expand to Colorado Springs after decades of courting
Southwest Airlines announced Thursday it will expand service to the Colorado Springs Airport, ending decades of courting by city officials to bring the nation’s largest carrier to southern Colorado. The Dallas-based airline said it would start flying to Colorado Springs in the first half of next year, but didn’t say how many flights it would offer…