Denver Rescue Mission is planning a multimillion-dollar renovation in Northeast Park Hill, converting a building wing into an overnight shelter for homeless men.
Nonprofit takes first step in $2.5M homeless shelter conversion
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Bankrupt accountant accused of paying off customers following scheme
In the months before Don Richard Iley’s accounting firm unraveled in bankruptcy, the Parker resident now charged with stealing millions of dollars allegedly paid off payroll clients and a colleague hip to his scheme.
History Colorado stays home for state-centric exhibit
The 8,500-square-foot exhibit will take visitors through a chronological look of Western American art from 1830 to 1940, displayed next to History Colorado’s artifacts from the same time period.
Book-centric bar goes mobile
Nicole Sullivan easily could have closed the book on her business model years ago. Instead, she’s writing a new chapter with a mobile book-selling truck.
Posner Center director departs; returns to law
The executive director of a nonprofit coworking center is stepping down after four years of growing the organization into a hub of international work in Denver.
Hilltop sundial restoration approaches fundraising target
The Save Our Sundial project that started in April 2013 is inches away from its $1.8 million goal.
Townhome developer to bring a little 'Cherry Creek' to Golden Triangle
“The concept for [the high-end homes] is Cherry Creek duplex units,” said Moonstar Investments head Scott Axelrod. “Except not in Cherry Creek. And not at Cherry Creek prices.”
Hostel owner from Austin to open outpost in Cap Hill
Before graduating college, Andy Ward took a three-month trip to Europe. But when three months vagabonding through the Old World turned into more than a year in South America and Australia, Ward found himself living and working in hostels, the dorm-like accommodations popular with young tourists outside of the United States. Upon returning Stateside, Ward… Read more »
3 party rental businesses now under one roof
An entrepreneur that juggles three event businesses is bringing them under one big tent.
Comic sports calendar launches fourth edition
It’s been a banner year for Colorado sports, and a local artist hopes a winning 2016 will make for a profitable 2017.
