With help from a New York investment deal and access to new technology, a store that sells marijuana grow supplies is looking to expand beyond Denver.
Katherine Blunt
Katherine Blunt is a BusinessDen reporter. She covers residential real estate, nonprofits, startups and energy. Katherine is a graduate of Elon University in North Carolina. She can be reached at [email protected].
Entrepreneurs lead startup school for teens
A new program for area high school students kicked off this week, bringing 20 teenagers and three entrepreneurs together for a week-long camp in building a business.
$60M building rising at DU
The university’s school of computer science and engineering is getting a new home equipped with more spaces for collaboration and 3-D printers.
Nonprofit enrolls in year-round programs
A startup nonprofit is graduating from summer school and launching year-round programs for high schoolers that get them climbing, hiking and camping.
Solar firm moves to plant 16 projects
A handful of small solar farms could crop up in the Denver area if a local company’s $30 million project bid moves forward.
Western shop collaborates with Avett Brothers
A longtime Western-style retailer has launched limited-edition shirt line to coincide with the Avett Brothers’ upcoming Red Rocks concert.
Cherry Hills mansion leads June sales
An Old Cherry Hills home less than 10 years old sold for about $3.8 million last month, capping June’s area residential sales.
RiNo video tech company boots up expansion
With a $2 million investment boost in hand, a RiNo video management company has plans to add offices in new cities and further develop its platform.
7 Leguas plans another Colfax restaurant
A Mexican restaurant on Colfax Avenue has seized a new space a few blocks east near Aurora.
Children’s boutique owner sitting on big plans
The owner of a Cherry Creek children’s boutique is moving to a bigger store and adding a new shop around the corner that will sell books and toys.
