THE BUSINESS T IMES News MARCH 7-20, 2024
VOLUME 31, ISSUE 5
THE DEFINITIVE SOURCE FOR GRAND JUNCTION BUSINESS NEWS SINCE 1994
In this issue n Filings fall
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Crafted for camping Trends n New owner out to build on success at Timberleaf. Page 2
Contributors Opinion 4 Business Briefs 5 Business People Almanac
New business filings fell in Colorado, but indicators still reflect resiliency in labor and economic conditions.
n Center support
St. Mary’s Regional Hospital will contribute $3 million to support the construction of a community recreation center.
n Economic summit Tickets are now available for an annual event both exploring and celebrating local economic development.
n Chamber awards The Grand Junction Area Chamber of Commerce presented awards honoring businesses and individuals.
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n Some good news
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A slight increase in real estate transactions offered what one executive hailed as “a little bit of good news.”
n Labored efforts As sure as spring brings tulips and daffodils, the realm of employment law also heats up for the year.
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n Departments Almanac Business Briefs Business People Contributors News Opinion Trends
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Alex Molick, left, and Tom Pesek oversee Timberleaf Trailers, a Grand Junction company that handcrafts teardrop trailers designed and constructed to make camping more convenient and enjoyable.
Business Times photo by Phil Castle
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