The chain has four Colorado locations in local malls.
Stationery chain Papyrus, with four area stores, to close following bankruptcy filing
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Hallmark’s HMK store in Cherry Creek to close next week
“The HMK store was a test concept that we launched in 2014. … We decided not to renew our lease,” a Hallmark spokeswoman said.
Son of former Crocs CEO launches footwear line featuring same foam-like material
Kellen McCarvel, who also used to work at the Niwot-based company, launched Joybees this week.
Three Lucky’s Market stores in Colorado among dozens closing nationwide
Scrapping a planned Denver location was the tip of the iceberg for Lucky’s Market.
Lucky’s Market nixes first planned Denver location
The Boulder-based company announced plans to open in the Lowry neighborhood in 2017.
Platte Street’s new cashless convenience store is software company’s testing ground
Impulsify specializes “in helping non-retailers do well at retail.” It opened Platte Street Mercantile in December.
Plans propose conversion of 12-story building along 16th Street Mall into hotel
In addition to traditional office tenants, the University Building’s upper floors are also home to a number of retail jewelry shops.
Leotard manufacturer quadrupling space with relocation from Lincoln Park to Baker
Luckyleo Dancewear produces between 500 and 1,200 leotards a week.
Downtown hotel fires back at Monfort 7-Eleven, says judge will approve eviction
The countersuit references “an incident in which pepper spray was pumped through the Premises’ air vents and into Landlord’s hotel.”
Cherry Creek mall to drop first-hour-free parking policy
Come Jan. 21, all customers will pay to park, even if it’s a quick trip. “This change is going to benefit our average shopper,” the mall’s general manger said.
