The local coffee roaster is leaving its normal territory with a new retail location under contract in Englewood.
Third Pablo’s Coffee brewing outside of Cap Hill
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Centennial Bank parent is bought
A Denver-based bank will increase its local footprint by merging with an Iowa-based holding company with a smaller local presence.
Duo of apartment deals fetch $9M in Cheesman Park
A pair of apartment buildings in Cheesman Park, both built in the late ’20s and early ’30s, recently sold for a combined $9.4 million – and one of the deals marks the return of a former owner after more than 25 years.
College campus, call center shutting down
Shortly after cutting more than 100 jobs from a Thornton call center, an education nonprofit is closing the facility down, along with a college campus in Aurora.
Country club unveils $24M clubhouse plans
With plans for a huge gym, a pool, kids’ area and indoor golf simulator, a Littleton country club is overhauling its clubhouse in hopes of maxing out membership.
Toby Keith-themed bar plays last tune in Stapleton
A Toby Keith-themed restaurant and music chain has shuttered its Stapleton location.
Cap Hill museum undergoes million-dollar upgrades
A $2 million fundraising effort and 1,800 tons of granite are helping a small museum restore the property’s porch and stained glass windows.
Hospital logo dispute lands in court
A Front Range hospital organization and a national insurance provider are going head-to-head in a logo dispute that could affect patient coverage.
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.
Boulder brewery sues Ariz. beer brand
Two Boulder and Arizona breweries with the same name are leaving their fate up to the courts after the two clashed over branding at events like the Great American Beer Festival.
