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Getting a small business off the ground takes a lot of different resources and Tuesday, more than 40 vendors gathered in Colorado Springs to help support small business owners.

“Those things should have never happened,” Charles Montorio-Archer told the Globe in a recent interview. “There is no denying what’s in the report. There’s only, ‘How do we respond to it?’”

Tuesday is Colorado Gives Day, a day in which the Colorado Gives Foundation, which is a community foundation, comes together to support more than 3,000 nonprofits across the state.

After graduating from Thrive Network’s entrepreneurship program in 2020, Jackie Lujan opened The Lighthouse Early Care and Education Center on East Moreno Avenue in the city’s Southeast. The learning-focused day

On the heels of SOCO Startup Week, the Business Journal had a conversation with Vance Brown about the startup ecosystem in Colorado Springs — which he says is punching above

Heather McBroom started a process serving company in 2010; it was her first business. Now, as the new executive director of The Thrive Network, she uses her years of experience

Colorado Springs is an enviable place to be. Immersed in a vibrant community and breathtaking landscapes, we’ve become accustomed to our city staying near the top of so many national

Colorado Springs is an enviable place to be. Immersed in a vibrant community and breathtaking landscapes, we’ve become accustomed to our city staying near the top of so many national

In a victory speech May 16, Colorado Springs Mayor-elect Yemi Mobolade said he would "get to work" addressing public safety, homelessness, infrastructure, water infrastructure, and affordable and attainable housing —

Yemi Mobolade, who was elected Tuesday night as the next mayor of Colorado Springs based on unofficial results from the City Clerks Office, will inherit opportunity and challenge when he