
Six began operating July 6 but indoor pools remain closed. All of the city’s recreation centers are scheduled to reopen by September.
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Six began operating July 6 but indoor pools remain closed. All of the city’s recreation centers are scheduled to reopen by September.
Restore Hyper Wellness + Cryotherapy, which already has two spots in the Denver area, will be adding five more around the state.
But the Salt Lake City-based outdoor gear retailer is still opening one along Pearl Street in Boulder.
Gladys and Emily Stork are opening Worth the Fight Boxing & Fitness where Scales Pharmacy used to be at 1999 Pennsylvania St.
Ahimsa Yoga started offering classes in March at 1303 E. 6th Ave., formerly home to Trouts Fly Fishing.
The city-owned venue, which made $52 million in 2019 and only $2 million in 2020 due to COVID, now charges acts a percentage of the door. It previously charged a flat nightly rental.
The company, which accused its lender and title company of breach of contract and fraudulent concealment, still plans to build the Mighty Argo Cable Car.
The city-owned course closed in October so a new irrigation system could be installed that uses non-potable water.
Barry’s is going in next to Shake Shack in Elevation Development’s 260 North building.
Let’s Go Aero filed for bankruptcy after a string of lawsuits but the founder said sales grew by 40 percent in 2020 and the company is profitable.
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