Middle school students across Colorado competed in 2025 National Civics Bee® regional competitions throughout the state. Finalists will be advancing to the state-level competition hosted by the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation, in partnership with the Daniels Fund and the Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation on Friday, May 30. Buena Vista’s local competition was held […]
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Gazette: EDITORIAL: Colorado’s costly carbon obsession
Colorado’s governor and Legislature may claim they want more affordable housing — but they aren’t about to let it stand in the way of their headlong rush toward green energy. Their zero-emissions-at-any-cost dogma seems to trump all other policy priorities. … The changes not only would ratchet up the cost of housing but also stand […]
Greeley Tribune: 3 Northern Colorado middle school students proceed to state Civics Bee
Three students from the Windsor area will move on to the statewide Civics Bee competition. Middle school students competed Wednesday in the 2025 National Civics Bee regional competition hosted by the Windsor Area Chamber of Commerce. Competitors tested their civics knowledge with a live quiz against their peers and answered questions from judges, according to a Windsor […]
Gazette: GUEST OPINION: Colorado’s case for continued university research
In Colorado, we’re fond of thinking of ourselves as pragmatists. We’re the type of folks that know how to put aside differences in favor of solving problems. We’re the sort who believe strong communities and a healthy economy make a better quality of life for each one of us. That’s why we all must take […]
Colorado Politics: Colorado’s regulatory framework took center stage, as state slips in national rankings
Colorado’s regulatory framework took the center stage during this year’s legislative session, where lawmakers clashed over proposed measures that — depending on who is asked — either benefit workers or create new burdens on businesses. Behind these two competing frameworks are the Colorado Chamber of Commerce and the Colorado Fiscal Institute. Read more here.
Windsor-area Middle School Students Compete in National Civics Bee® Competition
For media inquiries, please contact Cynthia Eveleth-Havens at [email protected]. WINDSOR, Colorado – Middle school students from Windsor-area schools competed in the 2025 National Civics Bee® regional competition on May 21. The event was hosted by the Windsor Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Colorado Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the Daniels Fund and the Civic Trust of the U.S. Chamber of […]
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Gazette: GUEST OPINION: Colorado’s case for continued university research In Colorado, we’re fond of thinking of ourselves as pragmatists. We’re the type of folks that know how to put aside differences in favor of solving problems. We’re the sort who believe strong communities and a healthy economy make a better quality of life for each […]
The Center Square: Colorado unions, business groups react to Gov. Polis’ veto of labor bill
Colorado unions and business groups responded to Gov. Jared Polis’ recent veto of a collective bargaining bill that Democrats passed before the legislative session ended. The Democratic-controlled legislature passed Senate Bill 25-005, titled the “Worker Protection Collective Bargaining” bill, even though Polis, who’s also a Democrat, previously signaled he wouldn’t support it. … “Unfortunately, we were not […]
Colorado Politics: As promised, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis vetoes union bill
The most anticipated veto of this year’s legislative session took place on Friday, when Gov. Jared Polis rejected the proposal to eliminate a key requirement before labor organizations can negotiate imposing union dues on non-union members, arguing it failed to meet important thresholds that would maintain stability. … Loren Furman, president of the Colorado Chamber of […]