A painter last week touched up the sign at Davies’ Chuck Wagon Diner along Colfax Ave. in Lakewood. The diner opened in 1957.
1950s Era sign for Colfax diner gets some TLC
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CEO accused of sexual assaults resigns; claims relationships were ‘consensual’
Waqar “Vic” Ahmed, who started Innovation Pavilion in 2011, said in a prepared statement and a YouTube video Thursday that he is stepping down as CEO.
Incubator founder accused by two of sexual assault
The founder of a Centennial business incubator is being accused by former employees of repeated sexual harassment.
Hard Hat Happy Hour: Evening scenes from Movement (Slideshow)
BusinessDen last week hosted the first installment of our Hard Hat Happy Hour event series.
Cherry Creek fix-and-flip sells for $37.5M
Stuart Ogilvie paid $10.5 for the building in 2013 and finished a $6.5 million facelift in 2016, creating retail space for a gym, restaurant and design showroom.
Hydroponics supply chain files Ch. 11 bankruptcy following April lawsuit
One of Colorado’s largest indoor-gardening supply stores and its parent company plan to reorganize.
Operator wants to match city’s offer for Park Hill Golf Course
The Texas company that runs the course says it is willing to match the price discussed last fall when the course’s owner announced a deal sell the land to the city.
RV park poised for large-scale upgrade to tiny homes
The owner of Glenwood Springs RV park plans to replace its 66 RVs with stronger, homier, energy-efficient homes on wheels.
Park Hill Golf Course operator sues owner over city’s purchase offer
The operator claims it was unfairly left out in the cold while the land owner negotiated to sell the 155-acre course to the City of Denver for $20 million.
At the plate: Polidori Sausage returns to Coors Field
A Denver sausage maker is back in the starting lineup at the home of the Colorado Rockies.
