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Colorado Springs' Infrastructure and Transportation
airport
COS begins summer with slight increase of traffic

Colorado Springs, CO – In May, the Colorado Springs Airport (COS) continued to experience a downturn in air service related to the coronavirus pandemic. For the month of May, COS enplaned 7,346 passengers, doubling April’s enplanements, but still significantly down from original projections. For year to date, total of 332,633 passengers have traveled through COS.  […]

June 25, 2020
RTA Architects promotes six team members

Colorado Springs, Colo. – RTA Architects proudly announces the promotion of six team members; two to the level of Associate Principal and four to the level of Associate. Our new Associate Principals are Mike Riggs, AIA, LEED AP BD+C and Ken Gregg, AIA. Our new Associates are Jessica Massie, RA, NCIDQ, NCARB; Jon Bock, RA, […]

June 23, 2020
aerospace
A look at careers in the new Space Force

Colorado Springs will house the U.S. Space Command for the next six years, showering our region with job opportunities to launch your next career. The logical site for this new command, Colorado Springs is already home to several military space operations including the 50th Space Wing, which operates more than 185 military satellites. The re-establishment […]

June 22, 2020
Timberline Landscaping RANKED NO. 118 ON LM150 LIST OF LARGEST LANDSCAPE COMPANIES

The LM150 list, published by national trade publication Landscape Management, represents approximately the top one percent of landscape industry companies. Colorado Springs, Colo. – Landscape Management released its 2020 LM150 list of the largest landscape companies ranked by 2019 revenue. Timberline Landscaping, based in Colorado Springs, Colorado ranked No. 118 on the list with $20,496,949 […]

June 19, 2020
coronavirus
Mental health resources in trying times

McKinsey & Company has reported that due to an overwhelming confluence of factors — economic uncertainty, fear of getting sick, collective grief, social isolation, and more — COVID-19 is “an unprecedented threat to the current and future health of our society.” That’s heavy stuff, and good reason to worry about the mental health of your […]

June 17, 2020
coronavirus
Chamber Connects and Business Briefings: unpacking the resources and info you need right now

A quick note about our events We’re doing our part to keep our community safe. Rest assured we are working behind the scenes to expand our educational, networking, and business support programs into virtual platforms. We continue to closely monitor the evolving pandemic and its impact on our signature and networking events. Under Governor Polis’s […]

June 17, 2020
covid19
Encourage local spending: a toolkit for businesses

We’re here to help you recruit customers and encourage local spending at your business. Below are four messaging pillars you can use in your own content to increase consumer confidence, encourage local spending at your business, and build community. Support local Did you know that when you shop at a locally-owned business that 68% of […]

June 17, 2020
coronavirus
Workplace Resources: a case study in following the guidelines

As we entered March, Workplace Resource was paying close attention to the likely decisions that would be made based on government mandates and gathering information from our network of dealers across the country to anticipate our next steps and plan of action. Ultimately, we instituted a Work From Home for all office employees in Colorado […]

June 15, 2020
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How SCORE is serving Colorado Springs businesses today

Founded in 1964, SCORE is an all volunteer, non-profit organization dedicated to fostering small business success through FREE mentoring and low cost education programs.  At its origin, the acronym SCORE stood for Senior Core of Retired Executives.  Over the years, while maintaining the name SCORE, the organization has evolved to be much more as the […]

June 10, 2020
Inner dome of Colorado State Capitol
Bill Tracker

The Colorado General Assembly reconvened last week and pledged to focus on policies that would help the state recover from the coronavirus pandemic. We’re tracking a number of bills and advocating for business-friendly policies that will get people back to work, but we need your help. A number of proposed policies would increase costs and […]

June 5, 2020