It’s school field trip season at Casa Bonita. There were six buses in the lot on Friday.
Field trip season at Casa Bonita
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Car-buying app signals new phase with downtown HQ, hiring blitz
Co-founder Rod Buscher, formerly of John Elway dealerships, sees a huge market with 17 million cars sold privately each year.
First new CO golf course in 7 years under construction
Northern Colorado is getting a new, $15 million golf course that aspires to host professional tournaments.
Lincoln High lands nonprofit that guides students through college
Lincoln is exactly the kind of school College Track is set up to help: Just one of every 100 students there will graduate from college.
Denver backpack brand sold thanks to ‘Shark Tank’ appearance
And the buyer wasn’t even one of the venture capitalists/judges on the program “Shark Tank.”
Coffee chain dips into bankruptcy
The company formerly had coffee shops at the top of the 16th Street Mall, in Congress Park and near DTC.
Fishing guide sues former employer over ‘The Best of Kamchatka’ name
As he prepares for the upcoming fishing season, the Longmont resident is fending off a competitor and former employer’s attempt to lure away his clientele — who pay more than $5,000 for a week or longer in a region the size of California and that has just one road.
Of all the stores to close during a snow storm
Whole Foods closed early. Some Startbucks were shuttered for the day. But REI’s flagship store?
Activity website halfway to $2.5 million raise
A website you can use to find a yoga instructor is raising money to stay flexible. Denver-based Utivity – whose primary purpose is to connect pupils and instructors, but which also helps people find service businesses – has raised about half of a $2.4 million funding target, according to SEC filings from last month. Co-founder… Read more »
Sports Authority to close Denver warehouse by April
Shutting Kalamath Street location will cost 72 jobs. The struggling retailer already announced it will close the Sports Castle on Broadway.
