Ken Amundson is a Senior Associate at BizWest, the business journal in Northern Colorado and the Boulder Valley. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, finance, investment, and business economics, with a particular focus on corporate finance, entrepreneurship, and the housing market. Ken's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Greeley Tribune, Daily Camera, Times-Call, Loveland Reporter-Herald, KUNC, and The Colorado Sound.
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Ken Amundson's coverage primarily revolves around the local real estate industry, business developments, and legal policy regulations in Colorado. He frequently reports on government announcements and press releases related to these themes. For effective outreach, provide insights or expertise on local real estate market trends, new business ventures, or legal/regulatory matters impacting businesses in Boulder Valley and Northern Colorado.
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By: Ken Amundson
At the Warehouse Innovation Showcase on Wednesday, a company developing a robotic clothes folding machine was awarded the Most Innovative Award and also the People’s Choice Award. Creators Eliszabeth Van and Katrina Hellmann, who operate O…
The company that owns and operates The Riverside event venue along Boulder Creek in Boulder faces foreclosure if a loan secured in October 2025 is not repaid.
The companies behind what was known as Vantage Hemp in Greeley have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection while they reorganize, but the largest creditor has filed a motion to retain the court-ordered receivership ordered June 12.
The City of Loveland likely will enact a data-center moratorium, but the length of the suspension remains up in the air.
The City of Fort Collins may embark on a program to provide grants to small businesses that fall below the threshold of support now available to larger businesses.
Loveland’s City Council has agreed to not process any land-use applications for data centers for a period of 12 months, or less if the council approves new land-use regulations before that
Banner Health Systems will nearly double the size and more than double the number of available patient beds at its 11-year-old Fort Collins Medical Center if Fort Collins city planners approve its plans.
By: Ken Amundson
A prospective buyer of the former Woodward Inc. property in Loveland continued working with companies interested in developing a data center on the site into late August, newly released city records show, when community members began clamoring for a moratorium on such centers.
Greeley Demands Better has filed a notice of appeal in the case that overturned the results of a referendum that had rolled back the zoning that enabled the Catalyst and Cascadia projects in west Greeley.
Data centers may have eclipsed the attention of much of the public to the exclusion of other issues, but for government and utility operators, data centers are one of many top-of-mind issues that they have to juggle.
