“It was not an easy decision to sell,” owner and onetime Olympic skier Michelle Roark said. “I thought I would hand down this building to my children.”
Former Olympic skier lists triangle-shaped downtown building for $5M
Lily O'Neill
Lily O'Neill was a BusinessDen reporter from 2020 to 2022. She is now a reporter at The Denver Post.
BusinessDen Assembly recap: Breweries rely on packaged products with taprooms, restaurants empty
“Our tasting rooms were about 25 percent of our total revenue … that’s our best margins and that’s definitely painful,” said Michelle Reding, co-owner of Aurora’s Dry Dock Brewing.
New website Therapeasy looks to be ‘eHarmony for therapists’
The site, which launches May 1, attempts to match patients with mental health needs with compatible providers.
Signs of the virus: ‘To be continued…’ and ‘Be excellent to each other’
With no shows and specials to advertise, here’s what local businesses are saying instead.
United Airlines pilot arrested for being naked in hotel room sues Westin DIA
“In Denver in 2018, my constitutional rights were violated and employees at the DIA Westin participated,” Capt. Andrew Collins wrote to BusinessDen.
‘Top Gun’-themed calzone food truck expanding to Broadway brick-and-mortar
“It’s a tiny space; it’s very long and very narrow, but similar to a food truck, it will work well for us,” co-owner Hillary Schefter said.
Colfax restaurant that opened, then closed amidst pandemic, is back again
“It’s been tough because the excitement of opening a restaurant went down the drain pretty quickly for us,” said Lucien Reichert, owner of Fox Run Cafe.
BusinessDen Assembly recap: Denver restaurateurs face ‘the fear of the unknown’
At Stanley Marketplace, “We’re looking into putting a football-size tent out in our open field and spacing out hundreds of tables to basically create one large social distance restaurant.”
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for March 2020
Denver-based Yaguara is one of 44 startups in Colorado that collectively raised $207.9 million in March.
The Market in Larimer Square has closed after 42 years
The business, which closed amidst the pandemic, won’t reopen. “I reinvented The Market every five years for 37 years, and I just wasn’t ready to reinvent myself again.”
