Ryan and Nicole Silver spent $30,000 fixing up their 1994 Piaggio Ape — which they call La Piccolina or “little one” in Italian — to be able to serve wine, beer or cocktails.
Couple transforms tiny three-wheeled truck into mobile bar business
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
Longtime Denver tennis coach tries to hit a winner with new $6 million center
The 58,580-square-foot Randy Ross Tennis Center, a members-only club just east of Centennial Airport, will open in mid-September.
New Platt Park restaurant decked in ‘modern relics’ will serve multicultural comfort food
Co-owner Tim Chladek said Etc. Eatery will dish up food “that makes you feel like a kid again.”
Former board member sues Association of Corporate Counsel’s Colorado chapter for defamation
Appliance Factory & Mattress Kingdom attorney Dennis Kaw claims chapter leadership falsely labeled him a “sexual predator.”
Ranch House Cafe building along East Colfax bought for $950K
An employee said the restaurant has operated for 35 years and was sold as part of the deal.
Stein Mart bankruptcy will shutter five Front Range department stores
The discount home goods retailer will be closing all 279 stores across 30 states, including those in Denver, Aurora, Centennial, Thornton and Colorado Springs.
151 Colorado firms on Inc. 5000 fastest-growing private companies list
103 Denver companies made the cut based on revenue growth over a three-year period.
Top home sales in July: $6M Cherry Hills Village mansion finds a buyer — again
The five most expensive properties sold in the region were also in Denver and Littleton.
Spanish-language movie theater chain files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
The Aurora-based company, which opened its first location in 2001, is a victim of the coronavirus and a consumer shift to streaming services.
Two Lincoln Park gyms a block apart close; Owners blame the pandemic
One dropped its affiliation with CrossFit earlier this year, part of a wave of backlash against the brand over remarks by its CEO about the police killing of George Floyd.
