Dan Boyce

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• Sep 24, 2026

  A spectacular 2025 growing season was not so great for potato farmers this year

  

  Farmers nationwide grew way too many potatoes, flooding the market and crashing the price.

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• Jan 23, 2026

  Historic cattle prices centered at National Western Stock Show

  

  This year’s show comes at a time with beef prices at record highs. That’s because, in large part, the U.S. cattle population is at a 75-year low.

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• Feb 12, 2025

  Concert venues in mid-sized American cities might be the next big thing in live music

  

  A Colorado-based company is hoping to capitalize on the momentum with a turnkey outdoor amphitheater design.

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• Oct 24, 2024

  Colorado’s oldest business to reopen as a community food co-op

  

  The small general store near the New Mexico border was run by the same family from 1857 to 2022.

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• Dec 4, 2023

  Could 3D-printed homes help solve the affordable-housing crisis?

  

  Upstart companies hope 3D printing can disrupt the sector by creating structures in a fraction of the time traditional methods require.

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• May 11, 2023

  Millions of dilapidated houses sit vacant in the U.S. A Colorado college program aims to change that.

  

  Construction students get blighted homes back on the market under the auspices of a community college program.

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• Jul 6, 2018

  A new ride hailing startup bets on Teslas to differentiate itself

  Teslyne, a new startup in Denver, is banking on customers paying more than they would for Uber or Lyft for the chance to ride in an electric Tesla. Unlike with Uber or Lyft, the company owns the Teslas and though it interacts with riders through an app, Teslyne CEO Kyle Ewing says it is “more […]

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