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Government

Ironton Distillery seeks to extend $650,000 Louisville infrastructure grant into 2027

The company says financing delays prompted a redesign that would retain its warehouse and add a 9,000-square-foot building; its planned development amendment is under review.

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Louisville council to consider up to $489,514 in business tax and fee rebates

Proposed agreements would offer conditional rebates to Arsenal Health and Infleqtion Quantum for projects in Louisville.

Housing

Boulder County townhouse, condo sales fell 18% through September

Sales of single-family homes fell 1.6% over the same period, while active listings declined in both segments.

Government

Boulder recommends $417 million operating budget with service cuts, utility rate increases

The $417.24 million plan includes $6.3 million in reductions; council is scheduled to consider related tax and fee measures Oct. 15.

Government

Louisville tax collections run $3.4 million above budget through August

August sales-tax collections rose 20.9% from a year earlier, while combined taxes through August were 17.6% above budget.

Business

Moss Rock says Lyons hotel won’t meet construction-start deadline

The developer says construction will not begin in 2026, despite an agreement deadline of Dec. 16. Moss Rock cited higher building costs and a redesign.

Government

Longmont council narrows marijuana hospitality licensing plan

A 4–3 vote directs staff to return with a proposal limiting hospitality licenses to businesses that sell marijuana.

Government

Louisville advisory board recommends Coal Creek golf-fee increases and resident discounts

The board’s recommended two-year fee model would increase weighted-average green fees 13.5% in 2027 and 6.5% in 2028 while adding weekday discounts and booking benefits for Louisville residents.

Government

Louisville council to consider $100,000 deal for downtown ice rink

The proposed agreement would direct $90,000 to a rink operator and $10,000 to the downtown business district for the 2026-27 skating season.