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The Business Times Volume 30 Issue 9

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THE BUSINESS T IMES News MAY 11-24, 2023

THE DEFINITIVE SOURCE FOR GRAND JUNCTION BUSINESS NEWS SINCE 1994

Often in a Trends 2 Contributors Blue Moon

VOLUME 30, ISSUE 9

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In this issue

n Making progress

The director of the Colorado economic development office says resources are available to support efforts in Mesa County.

n Record filings

n Entrepreneurial couple awarded for running popular bar and grill. See page 2

Opinion Business Briefs 5 Business People Almanac 4

A record number of new business filings in Colorado bodes well for what’s seen as a growing, but slowing, economy.

n Young CEOs

A group of students learned for themselves just how challenging it can be to start and operate businesses.

n Best for business Grand Junction ranks among the top 50 small cities in the United States in which to start small businesses.

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Becky and Brad Brehmer have run the Blue Moon Bar & Grille for nearly 36 years. The couple recently received the Excellence in Entrepreneurship Award presented as part of the Entrepreneurship Day event at Colorado Mesa University.

n Lagging sales

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Real estate sales continue to lag on a year-over-year basis in Mesa County as interest rates on mortgages rise.

n Flexibility fatigue

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Employers out to restore the structure of onsite work also must consider federal and state disability laws.

n Departments Almanac Business Briefs Business People Contributors News Opinion Trends

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