The closures leave the company with 18 gyms in the state.
13 Colorado gyms close as 24 Hour Fitness files for bankruptcy
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Bakery known for mochi muffins plans location at edge of RiNo
The San Francisco-born Third Culture Bakery has operated in Aurora since February.
Properties in Cherry Hills Village, Littleton top local May home sales
The biggest sale was $4.5 million.
Maker of trendy Yay! stickers files Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Among the Denver company’s assets listed in court filings: 122 iron-on patches that say “Yay! Unicorns!”
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for May 2020
Two notable raises include a healthier Pringle and a robot that can plow snow and cut grass.
16th Street Mall merchant tweaks hours to honor George Floyd
“This is a step to invite a conversation and invite people to take some time to make a positive change,” said Sportsfan owner Derek Friedman.
Late art collector, philanthropist Ginny Williams’ Hilltop glass home listed at $4.5M
Williams, who made a fortune with her husband in cable TV, died in September at 92.
Cherry Creek seafood spot uses slowdown to test new concept
“It’s sort of a Tuesday night, under $20 dinner to-go concept that’s built for the neighborhood, but I wanted the backing of Blue Island behind it,” owner Sean Huggard said.
Rebel Workout closes on South Broadway
The gym still has a virtual presence. “Rebel Workout is going to sit on the sidelines for a second, which I’m OK with,” co-owner Melissa Levy said.
BusinessDen Assembly recap: Telluride, A-Basin execs talk sudden March closure — and next season
“I know the hardcore group is going to come back and ski; I’m just unclear about who’s too afraid to come back and try,” said Al Henceroth.
