Wayne Heilman is a Business Writer at The Gazette. He covers a range of topics including corporate finance, corporate sustainability, and the aviation and aerospace industries, with a strong focus on business and economics. Wayne's work has been featured in Colorado Politics, SCBFD, The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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By: Wayne Heilman
Colorado Springs could become home to a multipurpose sports complex for large events and a new minor-league baseball team, according to a pair of announcements from Colorado Springs Sports Corp. CEO Megan Leatham. Invest in Excellence. Stay Informed. If you want to stay informed on the people, policies, industries, business events, economics, and innovations shaping
By: Wayne Heilman
A major natural gas-fired power plant that Colorado Springs Utilities is planning may be moved to a site southeast of Fountain over concerns that exhaust from the plant could create hazards for small private aircraft using the Colorado Springs Airport. The $650 million Horizon Power Plant is scheduled for completion in 2028 as part of
By: Wayne Heilman
A special safety panel determined that exhaust from a major power plant planned near the Colorado Springs Airport would be “a high-risk hazard for aircraft” that cannot be mitigated and likely will cause Colorado Springs Utilities to build the plant at a different location. Invest in Excellence. Stay Informed. If you want to stay informed
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“We didn’t want someone who would change the heart of this place,” Skorman said. “Joe and Sarah understand that Poor Richard’s is more than a business, it’s a community living room. They both plan on working full-time in the businesses and they each bring complimentary skills to this transition.” Skorman started a bookstore that would
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The Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC’s booth at the 2026 Space Symposium. BREAKING — SelectTech will expand to Colorado Springs with plans to hire 150 people during the next two years. The decision was announced on April 15 by the Colorado Springs Chamber & EDC and the Global Business Development Division of the Colorado Office
By: Wayne Heilman
California-based Raeden is seeking city approval to convert a vacant 450,000-square-foot plant on Garden of the Gods Road into Colorado's largest data center — a $1 billion project that has drawn both economic promise and neighborhood opposition.
By: Wayne Heilman
Colorado Springs-based Pushpay has acquired Tennessee's Nuture.io, adding church member engagement analytics to its software suite serving more than 14,000 churches worldwide.
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Colorado's Economic Development Commission has approved $4.25 million in tax credits for two unnamed manufacturers weighing facilities in El Paso and Pueblo counties, with jobs averaging up to $73,000 annually.
Faricy Automotive, formerly Faricy Boys, has added Peak Kia near Chapel Hills Mall to its four-dealership group serving Southern Colorado, marking the company's first acquisition since 2021.
By: Wayne Heilman
A Colorado Springs family with roots in Chihuahua, Mexico announced plans July 13 to build a $50 million, 70,000-square-foot pecan shelling and distribution plant at Peak Innovation Park, creating 50 jobs averaging $76,000 annually.
