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NSWC Panama City hosts Commander, NAVSEA Warfare Centers Rear Adm. Kevin Byrne, commander of the Naval Sea Systems Command Warfare Centers, along with Capt, David Back, commanding officer at NSWC PCD, presented letters of appreciation and challenge coins to a Quickstrike 64 Extended Range team of seven individuals for receiving the Joint Capability Technology Demonstration Team of the Year Award during a ceremony May 18. Pictured from left to right: Rear Adm. Kevin Byrne, Ken Ford, John Sojdohe...

Man convicted in stabbing death of Springfield woman May 6, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — A Springfield man was convicted Thursday of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a 19-year-old woman in 2019. Lonnie Williams, 33, was found guilty of taking Mackenna Milhon to a secluded area north of Springfield and stabbing her more than a dozen times in December 2019. Her body was found 10 days after she went missing. Williams’ attorney, David Back, said in closing argu...

Adm. Mike Gilday, Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) and Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON) Russell Smith visited Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division (NSWC PCD) March 4, to learn more about progress on unmanned, artificial, Saving the news module on this page because of difficult settings. Testing current news (viewable) page for "hidden" news stories before deleting this page.

Defying challenges on capital and customer experience, Zoomcar, the leader in self-drive car rentals, is exploring a public listing in the US via the special-purpose acquisition (SPAC) route. Ahead of that, the company backed by Sequoia, Ford, and Mahindra, needs to attend to some housekeeping.

Tattered Cover sets closing date for LoDo store ahead of move to new space Lily O’Neill photos) Tattered Cover is closing a chapter on its presence in LoDo. The bookshop chain’s 12,500-square-foot store on the corner of Wynkoop and 16th streets will shut down on March 17, according to new owner Kwame Spearman. BusinessDen broke the news last May that the store would be relocating to McGregor Square, the mixed-use project being built by the owners of the Rockies across the street from Coors ...

There is no denying that 2020-2021 has been tough for the entire shared mobility sector, but it’s been particularly harsh on those that have used funds raised to expand without looking at unit economics. Everyone from Bounce to Vogo and Rapido to Zoomcar has tinkered with their model, but Zoomcar has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. And now its financials paint a bleak picture of its future. Three months into the lockdown, the startup was caught in a storm of customers demanding re...

3 security career lessons from Back to the Future You dont need to be able to predict the future to have a successful security career, but you had darned well better be able to learn from the past. The security industry had a terrible year in 2020—some even think the worst ever. You can point to failures in working from home after COVID-19 struck, various election narratives, the SolarWinds breach, foreign nation-state cyberattacks, new ransomware, the global lack of cybertalent, government l...

The pandemic hit Denver’s arts and culture scene hard, forcing many businesses, performance spaces, museums and galleries to close, at least temporarily, at the end of March. In the months since, artists and curators have rallied to keep culture alive, to comment on social injustice, and to inspire us all to appreciate essential workers and health-care providers. Along the way, the scene has shown its grit and ability to stay relevant through the toughest of times, though some longstanding c...

New owners of Denver’s beloved Tattered Cover bookstores talk the next 50 years Spearman and Back have strong ties to the Denver community, graduating from East and George Washington high schools respectively. Author: Hannah Metzger (Denver Gazette) Published: 9:36 PM MST December 15, 2020 Updated: 9:36 PM MST December 15, 2020 DENVER — Last week, the COVID-19 pandemic forced Denver’s famous Tattered Cover bookstores to change ownership for ...

This Colorado Shop Is Now The Largest Black Owned Bookstore In The Country Previously, BLACK ENTERPRISEreported how some Black-owned bookstores were seeing a surge in sales amid the protests against racial injustice and police brutality earlier this year. This week, a Colorado-based bookstore found a way to expand their business now making them the largest Black-owned bookstore in the country. The Tatter Cover based in Denver, Colorado recently was sold to local investors after enduring a tum...