Movers & Shakers, News
Sara Plumhoff took a new position as Community Development Financial lnstitution (CDFI) Programs & Grant Director.
Business, News
Did you know that the Montrose Economic Development Corporation works with the State of Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, (OEDIT), when we have prospects outside of Colorado looking to locate their business to Montrose? In December of 2022, OEDIT launched the Economi...
Opinion
There’s some pretty awesome stuff going on in Montrose. Before I write more, I need a disclaimer here. I’m a pretty big fan of Storm King Distilling. You could probably tell if you read the cover story. It’s a great local business that’s getting the recognition it deserves. David Fishering is an imm...
Business, News
DART on Point
Can you believe that the Fourth of July is just around the summer-time corner? Snow is still visible on the horizon, but the deadline to be a sponsor of the City of Montrose 2023 July 4th Spectacular at the Rotary Pavilion in Cerise Park is coming soon. June 15 is the last day to commit to be a spon...
Movers & Shakers, News
Montrose Regional Health announced Sally O’Connor, the hospital’s Director of Care Coordination, has been named the winner of the 2023 CHC Dan Wilford Award for Compassion and Community Service. The award is for her dedication to the hospital and the surrounding community, going to great lengths to ...
Opinion
People say that everything has a cost. If that is true, what does a dream cost? As I looked through the last four issues of the Montrose Business Times, I have run across articles and Q&A’s touting the efforts of local business owners. These business owners started somewhere. Although some may have ...
Opinion
Big Pivots
S&P Global Ratings has lowered its long-term rating for Tri-State Generation and Transmission to BBB from the previous BBB+ for two debts, one having to do with the financing for the construction of its coal-fired power unit in Arizona, at Springerville, and for the pollution control work done more ...
News, Opinion
Justin Tubbs Montrose Business Times For those who have lived here long enough, it comes as no surprise that our little part of Colorado is growing. Between 2020 and 2022, Montrose County saw an increase of 994 residents, or a growth of 2.6%. Impressive numbers, considering there was an increase in ...
Business, News
Downtown historic building to house 18-room hotel with café and bar
K.P. building on track to become Rathbone Hotel
By now, most Montrosians are aware that there’s some renovation work being done to the building often referred to as “the one next to the movie theater” or “across from the new public safety complex.” That would be the former Knights of Pythias building at 33 South Cascade. It was also a Safeway at ...
Business, News
The COVID-19 federal public health emergency officially ended last Thursday, May 11, and that marks some changes that businesses should be aware of. Before the emergency sunsetted, the federal government had previously decided to renew it every 90 days or so in an effort to offer health care access ...
Community, News
December 19, 2024
Montrose County Commissioners approved a $24 million contract with Stryker & Company to construct a new county building at the December 18, 2024 board...
Community, News
December 19, 2024
Friendship Hall at the Montrose County Fairgrounds came alive with holiday spirit this past weekend as the annual Mrs. Claus for a Cause event brought...
Business, Food & Beverage...
December 19, 2024
In a closely watched decision, the Montrose City Council voted 3-2 on Tuesday evening to deny a liquor license for the south City Market at 16400 S. T...
Business, News
December 12, 2024
Cimarron Wealth Management Inc., based in Montrose, has been named one of the Best Financial Advisory Firms in America for 2024 by USA TODAY. The firm...
Business, News
December 11, 2024
A federal judge has halted the proposed $24.6 billion merger between Kroger and Albertsons, which would have had an impact on at least one local groce...