Business

    BRIGHTON — Offering more choices for Brighton and Fort Lupton car shoppers, Front Range Auto, 201 Great Western Road in Brighton, is open and fully stocked with a varied selection of preowned cars, trucks and SUVs.
    Keeping his inventory at about 70 cars on the lot at all times makes for a good variety, according to owner Eddie Couch. Adding a six-month, 6,000-mile warranty to every vehicle makes for a positive experience for the buyer, something Couch says helps take the worry out of the ownership experience.

January is Radon Awareness Month and the staff of Fort Lupton-based Twin Peaks Inspections wants to offer some answers to frequently asked questions about Radon gas, courtesy of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Enviroment. Duane Younger, owner of Twin Peaks Inspections, is  ASHI Certified and can be reached at 720-685-3435. Information source: http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/hm/rad/radon/radonfaq.htm.

Question: What is radon and where does it come from?

    BRIGHTON – For more than two years, the vast collection of empty storefronts of the Brighton Pavilions have told the story of the once-promising shopping center.
    But last week, those storefronts told a different story thanks to nine large, red letters smack dab in the middle of fresh leasing signs.
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BRIGHTON — Wind turbine giant Vestas Blades announced the receipt of orders totaling 139 megawatts from Boston-based energy development firm First Wind.