“We needed another warm weather location to help offset our business in the winter,” a Native Campervans executive said.
Campervan rental firm picks Phoenix for first new market in four years
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Columbine Country Club reinstates member who sued it
James Battaglia, the son of a former club president, was expelled for not paying.
Pickleball players are taking over tennis courts and one Colorado city wants to put a stop to it
The city’s new ordinance will prohibit pickleball lines on city tennis courts.
Appeals court: Landlord not required to sell to mitigate losses when tenant leaves
A neurosurgeon who owns an elite training facility in Englewood will now likely pay more money than he has for abandoning a lease.
Startup to golfers: Get a (stylish) grip
“There’s a lot of young people starting to play golf and you see these other companies doing different designs with shirts, club covers, golf balls – but nobody is doing grips,” said Zach Fanch.
Packraft maker Kokopelli pushes into bike gear, raises largest round yet
“Why would a boat company be making bike bags? It’s a fair question,” said co-founder and CEO Kelley Smith.
Fitness stores file for Chapter 7 as landlords sue for rent
Colorado Home Fitness opened in 2009 and had three stores in the Denver area until last year. Now it’s $1.7 million in debt.
Core Progression fitness chain expanding with $900K Sloan’s Lake buy
It will be the ninth location for the company that founder Jon Cerf says did $4.5 million in revenue in 2022.
Hallmark truck camper files for bankruptcy
In 2020, the president of Hallmark RV told BusinessDen that orders had boomed.
Ikon Pass holders to get $17.5M in Alterra settlement over COVID-shortened season
Alterra fared far worse in its legal case than Vail Resorts, which was similarly sued for breach of contract in April 2020 by Epic Pass holders.
