A would-be restaurant owner has tossed out plans for a Sunnyside tavern in the face of hefty construction costs.
Sunnyside restaurant plans scrapped
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Medical scribe startup aims for capital raise
An expanding medical transcription company is hoping to bring in $1.5 million to help it hire more employees and launch a new office.
Ice pop company heating up $8M raise
A Steamboat Springs-based company that makes hydrating frozen pops has kicked off an $8 million capital raise.
Jarred produce maker gets burst of fresh capital
Hoping to expand into the Portland area, a jarred produce company is planning to raise $600,000 – and the jar is about halfway full so far.
Startup tries adult onesies on for size
Carrying a childhood closet throwback into the grown-up world, two Crocs employees are launching a new clothing company focused on one thing: the onesie.
Custom bike startup gaining traction
A maker of customized bikes raised nearly $90,000 on Kickstarter last year. And now the company is hoping to roll out more designs and is hoping for a $500,000 capital raise.
Golf gadget startup hitting the green
A Denver native and lifelong golfer has launched a startup selling pocket-sized products to help with putting, and the business is spreading to golf courses across the country.
Software firm powering up $4.5M raise
A 4-year-old local software company that works with retailers has already raised about 70 percent of its $4.5 million fundraising goal.
Special delivery: Gear startup shipping kayaks
A Colorado Springs outdoor gear rental startup has expanded its equipment stock and is now offering week-long rentals of fold-up kayaks.
Video ad firm shifts focus to camera gadgets
An advertising company that normally has its energy aimed at shooting commercials is rolling out a new venture: a crowdfunded iPhone case to enhance filming and editing capabilities for amateur videographers.
