The effort has some opposition from neighbors.
Developer seeks rezone for residential project by Wheat Ridge rail stop
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Two-block stretch of Glenarm envisioned as ‘heart of Upper Downtown’
The road under Denver Pavilions has been closed since 2020, but it’s set to be spruced up by fall 2025.
Hot pot restaurant replacing Rodriguez’s Cantina Loca in LoHi
Tacos are out. Hot pot is in. The assets and lease of LoHi’s shuttered Cantina Loca sold this week to a hot pot restaurant operator for $280,000 — $20,000 below the original listing price. Dana Rodriguez, the chef behind concepts such ase RiNo’s Work & Class and Super Mega Bien, and the executive chef at… Read more »
Glenmoor Country Club plans $35M clubhouse expansion
77 percent of members voted in favor, according to a club representative.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for May 2024
Among those raising cash: a plant-based meat alternative, an AI company for teachers and a maker of packaging materials.
Denver’s most eclectic Indian restaurant says another is ripping it off
Plenty of Indian restaurants across the country have essentially the same menu. Diners know they’ll be able to get chicken tikka masala. And palak paneer. And samosas. But Hira Kunwar and Nandalal Nyaupane, owners of Denver’s Gaia Masala & Burger, say a neighboring restaurant owner has gone too far. “We’ve been trying to serve the… Read more »
Arvada distillery with Irish roots expanding, raising capital
“People, one day, are going to find this story, where you have this style of whiskey that used to be the best-selling style of whiskey in the world.”
Castle Rock meadery adding downtown Littleton taproom
“It’s kind of how beer was in the 80s,” said Honnibrook co-founder Michael Fagan.
‘Recreating an old category’: Lafayette man sells sleeping bag alternative
When you think of the bedroll, your mind might jump to Civil War soldiers, or cowboys.
New brewery takes space in Arvada strip mall
“We didn’t want to start too big, that’s how a lot of places get themselves in trouble,” a co-founder said.
