Harvest Landscapes Paint Profits For Colorado
Our Colorado landscapes are as diverse as seashells along a coastline. Here we skip the shells and surround ourselves with landscapes of mountains, hills, plains, rugged valleys, lakes, rivers, sand, and soil. The word “landscape” is borrowed from artists. Landschap is Dutch for “paintings of the countryside”. I think if the Dutch were to paint ...
Read MoreDale & Quentin Leighty: A Legacy of Relationship Banking in Colorado
Quentin Leighty describes his father, Dale, as “the guy that if you sat next to him on an airplane, you’re going to know him in the first hour.” Dale’s engaging personality means he’ll learn plenty about you too. “He’ll pull it out of you,” Quentin adds with a grin. BUILDING A LEGACY You can’t miss ...
Read MoreWild West Banking: One Local Bank’s Pioneering Legacy
If you are not sitting in History Class, you may appreciate a quick refresher on U.S. and Colorado History in 1901. Movie theaters did not exist. Vacuums had not been invented. In baseball you could cheer for the Cleveland Blues or the Boston Americans, and In August, Vice President, Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of ...
Read MoreLegacy of Local Service Continues: How Does Community Banking Differ?
Did you know there is a bank in your community older than the Federal Reserve? First National Bank Colorado was founded in 1901. And we began serving local families, farms, and businesses as a local bank 12 years before the Fed opened its doors and just 25 years after Colorado became a state. But our ...
Read MoreCustomer Profile: Kinship Landing, Colorado Springs, A World of Winsome Hospitality
Every successful business venture deserves an intriguing backstory. The founders and owners of Kinship Landing, the boutique hotel in downtown Colorado Springs, retain one of the most compelling entrepreneurial beginnings around. Bobby and Brooke Mikulas and Nate Grimm kick off their hotelier story with ice climbing and Iceland, and it gets better from there. Ice. ...
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