The Westminster home of 5,000 butterflies, spiders and more is dreaming of a new research and exhibit complex in the North Park neighborhood.
Kailyn Lamb
Kailyn Lamb covers breweries, nonprofits, cannabis and general assignments. She is a graduate of Metropolitan State University of Denver and the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism. She can be reached at [email protected].
SEC sues Greenwood Village investor, alleging $1M fraud
A local investor has run afoul of the SEC for what the regulator calls exaggerated marketing claims and strategies that lost clients almost 100 percent of their principal.
News on Tap: Brewery roundup for 9.26.17
In the first edition of our newest roundup, covering statewide booze news, a RiNo cidery expands into Minnesota, a brewer launches a new canning line, and a beer garden prepares to open.
Marketing firm closed in August; bank sues for $500K
The suit claims a Denver-based marketing firm skipped payments on a personally guaranteed loan when it abruptly closed in August.
City of Denver strikes $20M deal to buy Park Hill Golf Course
Officials from Denver and the George W. Clayton Trust, which has owned the land since 1900, announced the city will purchase 80 acres and lease-to-own another 75 acres.
Thornton’s triceratops fossil begins second life at the museum
Construction crews can get back to work this week on a new public works building after a 66 million-year-old dinosaur was exhumed from the dirt.
Denver marijuana lawyer hits the airwaves
Bob Hogan is now starring in national TV ads for his locally based law firm, trying to reach a growing pool of potential cannabis entrepreneurs.
Local ad execs launch cannabis software company
Dispensaries can use the software’s data – assembled from dispensaries, public data and secret shoppers – to push products based on the habits of nearby customers.
New Broomfield shop offers a trim and a tall one
Shave and a haircut – and two beers. That’s the business plan at recently opened barbershop and bar Saloon Cuts.
Denver ad firm’s Aspen campaign pinpoints values, not vistas
Aspen Skiing Co.’s 2017 advertising campaign by local agency Karsh Hagan is meant to highlight the history of Aspen Gay Ski Week and the resort’s efforts to protect the environment, among other social causes.
