A Hummer used in “Zombieland” is Zack Loffert’s daily driver. “I felt that the collection was hidden,” he said of his 60 vehicles that will be displayed starting May 15.
Movie-centric car rental outfit parks museum inside Colorado Mills
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Pillow made for spooning blows past Kickstarter goal within first hour
After his arm went numb cuddling with his girlfriend, a Denver entrepreneur decided love shouldn’t hurt and he invented a solution.
LA-based fitness chain opens first Colorado location in Cherry Creek
Barry’s is going in next to Shake Shack in Elevation Development’s 260 North building.
Japanese mochi donut chain owner sweet on new RiNo location
“The texture is chewier, softer, airier with a soft crisp on the outside,” said the co-founder of Dochi, which already operates in Seattle and Orlando.
Restaurateur Troy Guard cooking up new food hall and brewery in DTC
The founder of TAG Restaurant Group will use some stalls himself, including his first foray into pizza, when Grange Hall opens in the former C.B. & Potts space in August.
Aviation-themed brewery adds coffee shop
FlyteCo Brewing, which opened near Tennyson Street in 2019, launched Altimeter Coffee this week. Three of the co-owners are pilots.
Heir to cheese empire sells Littleton mansion for $3.5M
Nancy Leprino sold her 11,457-square-foot home at 2 S. Lilhaven Lane in March, and her sister Mary recently listed two condos in Denver.
Outdoor gear maker emerges from Chapter 11 focused on bike products
Let’s Go Aero filed for bankruptcy after a string of lawsuits but the founder said sales grew by 40 percent in 2020 and the company is profitable.
After Cap Hill home’s $4M renovation, owners opt to sell rather than move in
They listed the 125-year-old, nearly 9,000-square-foot mansion along Millionaire’s Row for $6.5 million after paying $900,000 for it in 2017.
Cherry Hills Country Club teeing off on $50M clubhouse renovation
“The reason why I think our members believe it’s important is so we can continue to be relevant,” said a board member of new amenities designed for families.
