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Visit Colorado Springs Welcomes Sean Dixon As Next CEO

Sean Dixon has been named the next president and CEO of Visit Colorado Springs following a national search. Dixon plans to assume the role in late October and will work alongside Doug Price, the current president and CEO, ahead of his official retireme...


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Federal Government Steps In on Colorado River After Basin States Fail to Reach Agreement

The Colorado River has changed. Assailed by persistent drought and rising temperatures, the river's water flow level has dropped significantly over the past 25 years. That fact is at the heart of the debate among the states that depend on the river about h...


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Secretary of Energy Tours Ray Nixon Power Plant, Pushes Back on Colorado Coal Retirement Timeline
The Ray D. Nixon Power Plant is part of Colorado Springs Utilities' electricity generation infrastructure. Springs Utilities operates primarily on locally generated power, reducing the need for transmission lines.

Secretary of Energy Chris Wright, Rep. Je...


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$300 Million Chip Testing Facility Planned for Colorado Springs Southside Research Park

A limited liability company that a New York-based real estate investment trust (REIT) controls is seeking approval from the City of Colorado Springs to build a $300 million semiconductor test facility in a southside research park.


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Pueblo Community College and CSU Pueblo Are Building the Workforce for Advanced Manufacturing’s Next Era
Pueblo Community College Machining Students

Pueblo’s manufacturing workforce is entering a new era as automation, robotics, artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies reshape the skills employers need. Rather than replacing workers, local workforce and education leaders say the c...


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