A Centennial golf club has taken a four-year argument over its irrigation water to court and wants a judge to enforce a 1980s agreement with a local water authority.
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Shuttle company grows its fleet
The Colorado Mountain Express vans shuttling tourists up and down Interstate 70 hit a growth spurt.
Paris on the Platte says adieu
After 28 years in business, iconic coffee shop Paris on the Platte closed last week.
Bike studio gears up for RiNo expansion
A cycling studio and gym in Edgewater is doubling its space in a new location in RiNo.
Ski operator names new exec
A LoDo-based firm is continuing to shake up its highest ranks and has announced a new CFO.
Rosenberg’s rolls out recipe for growth
The man who five months ago brought the authentic New York-style bagel to Denver is taking the hint from the crowds that swarm his store and launching a plan for expansion.
New brokers fill firm’s investment void
One of Denver’s largest commercial brokerages has a new twosome in charge of investment sales after its previous team bolted to a competitor.
Hotel springs up in the Highlands
Almost 100 new hotel rooms are coming to the Highlands, courtesy of an Aurora hotelier.
BizSense launches second site in Colo.
BizSense is heading west. On Jan. 5, we launched a second business news website to bring the same coverage and sharp reporting to Denver.
Offices rise between I-25, Denver Beer Co.
Developers of a new office building known as The Lab hope the space will appeal to businesses looking to lure to employees from the Highlands and LoHi who commute into the middle of downtown Denver.
