“We’re hearing from dealerships that if we put in an order now it’ll show up late summer next year,” said Jon Moran, co-founder of Denver-based Native Campervans.
The building that will house the entertainment company’s long-anticipated attraction at 1338 1st St. began construction in 2018.
Dueling ballot measures, a lawsuit and a 2022 deadline. Here’s the latest in the saga of a developer and a conservation easement blocking redevelopment.
Stick & Feather will feature two different types of simulators, and none of the TrackMan machines that can be found elsewhere locally.
“It was a busy, busy week, but it did not compare to opening day,” said an executive with ViewHouse Ballpark’s parent company. That view was shared.
Rino Country Club customers won’t have to buy memberships or worry about a dress code, but they will need a valid I.D. to buy alcohol.
Six began operating July 6 but indoor pools remain closed. All of the city’s recreation centers are scheduled to reopen by September.
Pindustry, the first project in the new Arapahoe Entertainment District, is a two-level restaurant and bar with bowling and arcade games.
The developer, who sold his real estate holdings to the firm and became a tenant, has also filed lawsuits to extend leases for Sushi-Rama and Il Posto.
Denver-based Icon Source is getting ready to offer a platform for college athletes in states that have passed name, image and likeness compensation laws.
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