Brush Chamber News Today

The Brush Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for The Tiny Groomer on Wednesday, May 29.Owner Sherri Ficco has been in business for five years and moved to Clayton Street in November of last year for a storefront. Ficco said that she began her business out of her home in the country and had […]

On Saturday, the Brush Chamber of Commerce welcomed Beet Street as a new member. Beet Street, owned by Erin and Derek Lynch, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The shop offers a variety of coffee and tea drinks and in-house baked goods.Derek, a Brush native, and Erin, originally from Colorado Springs, moved to […]

On Saturday, the Brush Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Cinco de Mayo Celebration in downtown Brush. Vendors, food, contests, and children’s activities entertained visitors throughout the day. Entertainment was brought in from Denver, Commerce City, and Loveland.  Music and dancing by Mariachi International Azteca-Lee, Mexico Lingo Dance Troupe, and Illusion Nortena were on stage throughout the day. Brush Chamber Executive Director MaKyle Mares estimated that more than 1,000 people a...

On Wednesday, the Brush Chamber of Commerce officially welcomed Vero to town as a new member with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Sands Theatre.CEO Sunita Krishna and VP of Operations at Glass Roots Construction Nano Eshaqzai (Vero’s sister construction company) used the “big” scissors to cut the ribbon, making it official. Community members and local […]

On Wednesday, the Brush Chamber of Commerce officially welcomed Vero to town as a new member with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Sands Theatre. CEO Sunita Krishna and VP of Operations at Glass Roots Construction Nano Eshaqzai (Vero’s sister construction company) used the “big” scissors to cut the ribbon, making it official. Community members and local businesses attended the ceremony to welcome Vero, meet the team, and learn about their services. Brush Chamber of Commerce Executive D...

Natalie Bjerke, the Office Administrator at the Brush Chamber, wears multiple hats. Beyond her official role, she has become the shining star of community service, leaving a mark on the town she calls home. Bjerke’s journey to Brush began when she was in the sixth grade. She not only graduated from high school here but also has family connections in the area. Her roots run deep, and she has a strong commitment to Brush. She firmly believes in looking out for one another and being kind and hel...

The Brush Chamber of Commerce is changing leadership after four years with Melody Christensen at the helm. Over nine years ago, Christensen began working for the Chamber as an Administrative Assistant and she has learned a lot as she’s helped the chamber grow. “The very first day I walked in here as the administrative assistant, […]

The Brush Chamber of Commerce is changing leadership after four years with Melody Christensen at the helm. Over nine years ago, Christensen began working for the Chamber as an Administrative Assistant and she has learned a lot as she’s helped the chamber grow. “The very first day I walked in here as the administrative assistant, […]

The Brush City Council meeting held on Monday evening began with a discussion about the Brush Chamber Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). There was a discussion about a MOU between the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the City of Brush, and the Local Main Street Program (which is overseen by the Brush Chamber of Commerce). Colorado Main Street assists in fostering community growth. Brush has been a distinguished participant since 2001. The memorandum will be forwarded to the council. Proclamat...

The Brush City Council meeting held on Monday evening began with a discussion about the Brush Chamber Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). There was a discussion about a MOU between the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the City of Brush, and the Local Main Street Program (which is overseen by the Brush Chamber of Commerce). Colorado […]