“Bill” Ringsby, founded Denver-based Ringsby Truck Lines and later purchased Aspen Airways. The family, which sold the truck line in 1984 and the airline in 1990, also owned the Denver Rockets, the city’s first professional basketball team, from 1967 to 1974.
The founder of Pueblo-based ActivArmor wants to take advantage of the 3D printers that hospitals and clinics increasingly have.
Meskis, the pioneering bookstore owner and fierce First Amendment advocate who built Denver’s Tattered Cover into one of the nation’s most beloved literary institutions, died last week.
A handful of notable departures including the CEO of Denver Water. Plus moves in law, real estate and more.
Richardson most recently served as CEO of Blue Ocean Enterprises and replaces outgoing CEO Jim Parke.
Email submissions to [email protected] Departures Steve Rendle, chairman, president and CEO of VF Corp., is retiring. Benno Dorer has been named interim president and CEO. Richard Carucci is interim chair of the board. Jennifer Olson, executive director of Think 360 Arts for Learning, is stepping down. Daisy McGowan will replace her, effective Jan. 3. McGowan… Read more »
Robin Kniech called the decision a “heartbreaker.” Paul Kashmann said he “will hate to see it go.” But both voted against preservation.
It’s the third most ever paid for a residential property in the Denver area.
A Castle Rock home along a golf course nabs the top slot. Plus sales in Boulder help round out the top 5.
The existing retail buildings at the southwest corner of 3rd and Josephine are occupied by a Chinese restaurant and a dry cleaners.
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