The company, founded in 1985, said it’s restructuring debt after expanding and plans to continue operating.
Denver meat company files Ch. 11 bankruptcy
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Yoga chain expands to southern suburbs
The new studio will occupy the former site of Yoga Pod Park Meadows, part of a Boulder-based chain.
St. Louis company brings French-style duck to Denver palates
Josh Reznick is taking a ‘quack’ at the local meat market with a type of duck rarely found stateside.
Gym coming to downtown has silent disco twist
Three friends who met in the fitness industry plan to open a fitness venue on South Broadway.
Rite Aid closing shop on 16th Street Mall
Walgreens, the new owner of nearly 2,000 Rite Aid locations nationwide, has decided the street didn’t need two of its pharmacies across from each other.
San Fran mini-golf bar and restaurant seeking LoDo location
“What we do is something that celebrates the imagination,” founder Steve Fox said. “Denver in so many ways is a perfect site for this.”
Anschutz daughter lists Country Club mansion for $6M
One of Philip Anschutz’s children wants to unload her home, complete with a basement speakeasy and backyard pool.
Aspen brand raises $137K for push into paddle boards
A ski and snowboard manufacturer is looking to spend more time on the water after a funding round.
Personal training gym joins local fitness scene
Nate Fryer is muscling his way into gym ownership, and eschewing the group training craze.
Maria Empanada plants commercial kitchen on S. Broadway
The company, which started in 2010 and has three locations in Denver, leased 6,000 square feet of production space across from one of its shops.
