A theater company has raised the curtain on a revamped home after a $250,000 fundraiser and upgrades to its renovated church property.
Theater revamps 100-year-old home
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Tom’s Home Cookin’ closes, sells building
The long-standing Southern comfort food spot shut down last week, and its Five Points property sold well above its asking rate for $630,000.
Ice cream chain serving double scoop of new shops
Landing spots in a new Aurora development and on South Pearl Street, a local ice cream chain will bring its total to six locations by next summer.
As chain invades, pizza shop rebrands
With new locations in the works in Lakewood and Wyoming, a local pizza brand is switching up its image, in part to distance itself from a quickly-expanding national chain.
Cycling shop startup rolling into Arvada
Two bike industry friends are hoping to fill a hole in the Arvada market left by another shop’s closure and will also provide some services on wheels of their own.
Greenwood Village equestrian property sold for $3M
Finally breaking the Cherry Hills Village streak, a Greenwood Village property landed the top sale price for residential sales in the area last month.
Salesmanship app closes $6M investment round
A startup that helps salespeople improve their pitches has closed a deal of its own, drawing in several investors in a $6 million capital raise.
After moment in spotlight, medicine startup quietly sells for $3M
A string of celebrity investors and media attention surrounded a Denver powdered medicine startup with much fanfare and about $30 million in capital, but it was acquired last month in a stock deal valued at about $3.3 million.
East Coast marketing firm to launch Denver office
With its first Denver employee getting a new office up and running, a North Carolina marketing company is hoping to target the local telecommunications and tech firms.
New CU Denver fundraising head turns eye to alumni
After helping bring in a $5.5 million gift from J.P. Morgan, a CU Denver director is hoping to build the school’s relationship with its alumni and hopefully bring in more individual donations.