Business Features Review is supported by a small editorial team focused on business leadership, organizational growth, and community impact across Northern Colorado. Our team coordinates short-form profiles, interviews, event features, and industry-focused stories that highlight the people and organizations shaping Greeley, Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, and the communities along the Front Range.
Our Approach
How we work
Four things we try to hold to.
One decision per story
Every piece is built around a single call somebody had to make, and what happened after.
Northern Colorado only
No statewide roundups. If it is not in Weld, Larimer or Boulder County, we are not writing it.
We do not run press releases
If you send us one we will read it, but the story we write will be about something else.
Short on purpose
Under a thousand words. People finish those.
The Region
Northern Colorado by the numbers
Two counties, the fastest growth in the state, and an industrial base that runs from feedlots to wind turbine blades.
Regional industry clusters
Regional data sources
- Northern Colorado regional profileColorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade
- Weld tops Colorado’s large counties in growthBizWest, March 2026
- Northern Colorado labor market profileLarimer County Economic & Workforce Development
Where We Cover
Our cities
Wellington down to Boulder, and east across the Weld County plain.
Weld County
Greeley
County seat of the fastest-growing large county in Colorado. Food processing, agriculture and energy services, with UNC and Aims Community College supplying a lot of the workforce.
Larimer County
Fort Collins
Colorado State University, advanced manufacturing, and the biggest concentration of small businesses in the region.
Larimer County
Loveland
Precision manufacturing, medical devices and food production, sitting where US 34 meets the I-25 corridor.
Boulder County
Longmont
Technology, food production and advanced manufacturing, on ground that was sugar beet country not that long ago.
Weld County
Windsor & Johnstown
The fastest-growing stretch of the corridor. Wind energy manufacturing, logistics and industrial development are taking over farm ground here.
Weld County
Evans, Eaton & Ault
Smaller Weld County towns where one employer, or one hailstorm, moves the whole local economy.
How It Works
From first email to published story
Four steps. No cost. A straight answer after the first one.
You email us
A story idea, an interview request or an event. Tell us what decision is at the middle of it.
We get back to you
Within five business days, with the angle we would take or a straight no.
One interview
About forty-five minutes, usually at your shop or office.
You check it
Quotes and numbers come back to you before we publish. The headline is ours.
Get In Touch
Want to be in the magazine?
Send us a story idea, an interview request or an event. We hear from owners, chambers and industry groups all over Weld, Larimer and Boulder counties. It costs nothing and we decide what runs.
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