Pearl Street Fitness decided against renewing its lease at its Sixth Avenue and Columbine Street, shutting down its studio of three years.
Gym lets go of snug Cherry Creek outpost
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Engineers-turned-designers open first showroom
After three years, the Colorado School of Mining graduates left construction behind and opened the first store for their clothing brand.
Doughnut shop puts icing on Stanley Marketplace deal
Glazed & Confused, a doughnut shop with one location on Leetsdale Drive, will open its second location at Stanley Marketplace early next year.
Denver Wrangler ditches downtown; doubles space
A busy uptown gay bar will leave its 17th Avenue location after 20 years, to expand into a spot more than twice its size on August 14.
Hamburger Mary's to debut 17th Ave sports bar
New owners are trading its drag attire for jerseys and cleats to reboot the Uptown restaurant as a gay-friendly sports bar.
New bar serves booze, board games
Board game players are now rolling dice instead of logs at a former Denver lumberyard.
High-end knife shop cuts into RiNo
The company will sell 32 styles of high-end, Japanese-made knives to chefs and cooking enthusiasts.
Kombucha taproom opens in The Highlands; features kombucha floats
The American Cultures menu also offers chai tea, iced tea, Method Roaster’s cold-brew coffee and Rebel Oats oatmeal.
United to add 200 jobs at Stapleton training center
Construction crews need to toggle more than $10 million into the aging Stapleton building before United’s 12,000 pilots can practice their takeoffs and landings on new flight simulators.
Leather brand Frye bound for Cherry Creek
Founded in the 1860s, Frye opened its first retail store in Manhattan five years ago, and will soon launch in Denver.
