The company recently launched a franchise program, but the new location opening in February will be corporate-owned.
Denver-based Italian restaurant chain expanding to Colorado Springs
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill is a BusinessDen reporter. She is a graduate of the University of Missouri and previously worked as an editorial intern for 5280 magazine and a business reporter for Missouri Business Alert.
Ranch near Kremmling with its own ski slopes sells for $30M
The 6,343-acre property features a 16,000-square-foot lodge and a party barn called the Nevada House Saloon.
Saddle company sues Colorado prison system for breach of contract
Colorado Saddlery had offenders produce some of its saddles and tack for nearly three decades.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for December 2020
Forty-two startups around the state reported raising a total of nearly $361 million last month, $36 million more than the prior year.
Lift-accessed mountain bike park proposed for state land in Conifer
Two recent transplants from New Hampshire want to open Full Send Bike Ranch in 2023, but it must be approved by Jefferson County before a lease deal can be signed with the state.
Top home sales: $9.5M Cherry Hills Village mansion highest in December
The two most expensive homes sold were in Denver, followed by two in Boulder and one in Castle Rock.
Tap & Burger taps Westminster for its fourth restaurant location
“A lot of people are moving to Westminster, and I think we’re going to see a lot more of that as housing becomes more expensive in Denver and pushes people out to the suburbs,” Padro said.
Cherry Creek penthouse with rooftop terrace listed for $4.6 million
The seller paid $1.8 million in 2013 for the 3,060-square-foot condo within NorthCreek’s Courtyard Flats.
Western Colorado’s Powderhorn ski area has huge plans to build 50 tiny homes
A former Vail Resorts executive and the Gart family, who own the 1,600-acre mountain resort outside Grand Junction, see affordable lodging as an attraction.
Business travel startup Pana raises $3.5M after spring layoffs
The company laid off 18 employees in April and reduced pay for those that remained as business travel ground to a halt during the pandemic.
