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Foodie Collaboration: What Shared Kitchens Mean To Entrepreneurs

March 22, 2018 Like 0 Victoria Edstedt

Photos by Victoria Edstedt For us foodies, nothing is more exciting than finding new producers who offer authentic homemade-quality goods. Little do we know about what it takes for entrepreneurs to make a transition from a home kitchen to a…

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Reclaiming Sustainability

July 1, 2017 Like 0 Chris Bjork

In 2013, an alarming piece of released governmental data revealed how Colorado had become a central target in contributing to the threat of climate change. Between the years of 2000 and 2010, the state was recorded having one of the…

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Socially Conscious Business Guide

October 27, 2016 Like 0 editor

These socially conscious and community-involved companies give back.

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2014 Election Guide

October 8, 2014 Like 2 Brett Calwood

The 2014 Election season is well underway. Yellow Scene breaks down the candidates and the issues as well as our exclusive in-depth interview of Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper.

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Stephen Tebo – Tebo Development Company

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Jim Burrus

It’s telling that, as we were driving between Lafayette and Boulder for our interview with Stephen Tebo, Boulder’s property development giant, it seemed like we passed sign after sign proclaiming a building to be under the control of Tebo. We…

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Brook Eddy – Bhakti Chai

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Jim Burrus

In much the same way that Mo Siegel put Boulder on the tea drinking map when he launched Celestial Seasonings 45 years ago, Brook Eddy is on course to take her wildly popular Bhakti Chai brand on an equally expansive,…

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Margaret Miner – Rags Consignment & ten20

October 6, 2014 1 1 M.B. Abbott

With no formal business training, three young children at home, and only $6,500, the CU alum thought, “Oh I think I can do this,” and she did. She now owns three Rags Consignment stores and the innovative Ten20 Nail &…

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Josh Karp – Waterloo

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Jim Burrus

Waterloo is the brainchild of Josh Karp, a former construction worker and son of the man who owned Waterloo Records in Austin, TX from the 1980s. When he arrived in Colorado (initially on vacation – the man decided o stick…

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Jim Seidel – Snarf’s

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Jim Burrus

Despite the presence of many more-established national chains in the Boulder County area, Snarf’s has become synonymous with tasty, quality sub sandwiches thanks to the diligence, perseverance and attention to detail of founder Jim Seidel.

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Dale Katechis – Oskar Blues Brewing

October 6, 2014 Like 0 Jim Burrus

How Katechis and the other 450 employees that are Oskar Blues Brewing got to where they are today is due more to the company’s fertile culture, good people, freedom to fail and focus on having fun than any MBA generated…