Author: Greg Fulton
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Perspective: Abandoning business
For businesses in our industry and similar sectors, the recent primary results were an alarming wake-up call that many read as “get out of Dodge, now.” To say that the results in both the Democratic and Republican primaries were surprising and disturbing to many in the business community would be an understatement. On the Republican…
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Perspective: End I-70’s winter wipeouts
By Greg Fulton and Grier Bailey It’s October, and while fall has just begun, we have already seen the first snow in the mountains. Typically, we will experience a major snowfall in the high country during this month and with it, we are likely to see delays, closures and possible gridlock on I-70 in the…
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Perspective: End I-70’s winter wipeouts
By Greg Fulton and Grier Bailey It’s October, and while fall has just begun, we have already seen the first snow in the mountains. Typically, we will experience a major snowfall in the high country during this month and with it, we are likely to see delays, closures and possible gridlock on I-70 in the…
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Can Denver’s 16th Street be saved?
On a recent weekend, I ventured down to the new and improved 16th Street — not to be confused with the old 16th Street Mall — to see the revamped area. With various parts of the pedestrian mall being closed for construction and repairs over the past few years, I was excited to see the…
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Can Denver’s 16th Street be saved?
On a recent weekend, I ventured down to the new and improved 16th Street — not to be confused with the old 16th Street Mall — to see the revamped area. With various parts of the pedestrian mall being closed for construction and repairs over the past few years, I was excited to see the…
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Can Denver’s 16th Street be saved?
Greg Fulton On a recent weekend, I ventured down to the new and improved 16th Street — not to be confused with the old 16th Street Mall — to see the revamped area. With various parts of the pedestrian mall being closed for construction and repairs over the past few years, I was excited to…
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GUEST OPINION: Appreciating the price of freedom
The Fourth of July is a holiday that celebrates the birth of our country. It also allows us to reflect on those who epitomize what it means to be an American and the sacrifices they made. To President George W. Bush and everyone else at the White House in 2005, except the man receiving the…
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Perspective: Getting truck regs right
Early last month, President Donald Trump signed three joint resolutions passed by Congress that revoked certain Clean Air Act waivers granted to California by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency under the Biden administration. One of those resolutions revoked California’s waiver related to implementation of an Advanced Clean Trucks (ACT) regulation that mandated an increasing percentage…
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Perspective: Surviving our next recession
Very few people might remember what a recession is like. While some consider COVID a recession, it was more of an economic downturn. While that period was bad, the economy returned much quicker than anticipated. The last actual recession was 2008-2010. Colorado’s saving grace back then was its energy sector—particularly the oil and gas industry—which…
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PERSPECTIVE: Torts and trucks
You’ve seen the ads on television, online, and on billboards along Colorado highways and streets. The ads ask, or rather implore, you to contact a specific trial attorney in the event of an accident involving a truck. The facts don’t really matter whether the automobile driver was the party at fault, which is the case…