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No fewer than three entrepreneurs are putting together plans to start up their own brew-on-site taphouse in downtown Louisville -- one focusing on Belgian brews, another on "big beers" and a third fashioned after a European-style farm-to-table microbrewery.

An LLC created by Denver-based real estate developer Etkin Johnson Group has purchased 37.7 acres of undeveloped land in the Colorado Technology Center in Louisville for $2.128 million, according to public records.

Dozens of residents came out to City Hall on Thursday night to decry a proposed mixed-use development that would put 195 high-end apartments and 10,000 square feet of retail on a 5-acre site where a Safeway store remains empty nearly two years after closing its doors.

Health-care professionals around the country were working hard to come up with health-care reform rules long before President Barack Obama came along, said John Sackett, president at Avista Adventist Hospital in Louisville.

Here's a look at the five locations that had the most cyclists over a two-day period in September.

Two of Boulder County's state lawmakers, Rep. Matt Jones and Sen. Rollie Heath, have invited constituents to town hall meetings this week.

By spring, Louisville should have a good idea of what irks its residents, what makes them happy and what should be put before them as ballot issues come November.

Boulder, CO., February 7, 2012 - AlsoEnergy, a leading supplier of energy monitoring systems, announced the hire of Kevin Suhr to be its field service engineer as a result of rapid expansion to multiple countries.

The Company will discuss a number of financial and operational metrics that are included in its earnings supplement presentation.

Connor Walentine's daily journey to and from Monarch High School involves crossing South 88th Street -- which more than 8,000 vehicles travel each day -- with help from little more than a set of dim yellow flashing lights and a half-dozen stripes in the road.

Louisville is home to the U.S. headquarter for Vaisala, a Finnish developer of electronic measurement systems for weather- and industrial-related activities.

As Louisville gets ready this week to consider the city's first significant redevelopment project outside of downtown, battle lines are being drawn over the size and density of the proposal and whether it fits in with the surrounding neighborhood.

Every time she has won a spelling competition, Eva Kitlen has been wearing the silver necklace that her mother gave her.

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Commuters between Superior and Louisville could one day be crossing the McCaslin Boulevard bridge over U.S. 36 British style -- on the wrong side of the road -- if a novel type of interchange design is adopted to ease traffic congestion there.

Civic leaders and one of the founders of the local craft brewing industry are among the six prominent business leaders who will be inducted into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame this year.

PUBLIC MEETINGS Mayor Pat Quinn and City Councilman Dennis McCloskey will host a pair of public meetings next week intended to better educate residents on the details of the issues facing the FasTracks Northwest Rail Project and elicit comments on how Broomfield should proceed on the issue.

Longtime Broomfield resident Abbie Elizabeth Douglas, 93, died Sunday, January 29 at Balfour Reserve in Louisville after a lengthy illness.

Louisville and Superior will hold a joint public meeting Thursday so that residents, commuters, and business and property owners can provide input on proposed improvements to the U.S. 36 and McCaslin Boulevard interchange.

Hilarie Nickerson pulls the chord to signal the bus driver to stop on Friday, while riding the 228 bus towards Broomfield.