It will be the first standalone location for Right Cream, which has been selling 400 pints a week for $13 each at the Dairy Block in LoDo.
Pandemic-borne ice cream maker scoops up lease for Tennyson store
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Edgewater bike shop to move after owner buys Wheat Ridge building
“Our current space is situated in an old house and has a bunch of stairs in it. So, we’re ready to be done lugging bikes up and down stairs all day.”
Olive & Finch owner opening new cafe along the 16th Street Mall
“I want to offer something affordable and easily accessible, yet still chef driven,” said Mary Nguyen of Little Finch and its to-go meals.
Family of pilots steer Haselden Construction on approach to 50th year
Flying started as a hobby for the family, but soon became an integral part of a Centennial business on track for $400 million this year.
Tide Cleaners acquires local dry cleaning business, doubles stores
The former Impressive Cleaners stores in Denver, Aurora and Centennial will be rebranded and join the three Tide locations that opened in Denver in 2019.
Women-focused work space opening two locations at 9th and Colorado
“I wanted to create a deep network among women in business, not just a space for people to show up and work,” said Tarra owner Kate Bailey.
At one RiNo dance club, VIPs use chicken-themed NFTs to skip line
“The chicken isn’t worth the money, it’s what it represents,” said Beacon’s owner of patrons who pay $500 for an image of a chicken with a disco ball.
Daughter of billionaire businessman selling Wash Park mansion for $6M
Samantha Holloway’s 8,300-square-foot home at 1001 S. High St. will set a record for the area if it sells for close to its list price.
New Denver venture capital firm targets early-stage startups
Industry veterans Chris Erickson and Adam Burrows launched Range Ventures with a $23 million fund and it has invested in 19 companies so far.
Mullen Home will be deeded to Archdiocese of Denver
After 105 years, Little Sisters of the Poor is shuttering a West Highlands senior care facility. Namesake John Mullen mandated the transfer.
