“COVID-19 has absolutely destroyed the events industry and we ask that through this crisis please be kind to all the vendors who are having trouble,” All Love Catering wrote in a Facebook post.
Catering firm files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy
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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.
Coronavirus roundup: Outdoor Retailer cancels June event, DaVita hiring
Plus, more employers have sent layoff notices to the state.
History Colorado launches first podcast with episode on 1975 same-sex marriage license
The first season will have six episodes that air every other Wednesday.
Memorial celebration to be held for Martin Chernoff, owner of gay nightclub and real estate investor
A straight Jewish man, Chernoff expanded the Tracks brand to other cities in the 1980s and became a major landowner in both Union Station North and RiNo ahead of their respective redevelopment booms.
Spa sues attorney representing former employee for defamation
The original dispute centers on the company’s wage practices. “Any comments that I made were and are legally protected,” attorney Mari Newman told BusinessDen.
Gym leases former Safeway
The gym in a former Safeway will be the company’s fifth. The first four locations are in Denver suburbs.
Denver Health to open urgent care facility near 16th Street Mall
The health system cited rapid population growth downtown as the reason for the facility at 1545 California St.
Dance fitness studio to open on Lincoln Street in Capitol Hill
Sally Ogilby has been teaching Block21 Fitness classes at other studios around town. But now she’s getting her own space.
Horror-themed escape room finds real-life scare: Chapter 7
Lights Out Escape Rooms & Social Lounge closed in December, less than nine months after opening.
