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• Village Inn shuts down six more Colorado locations as owner files for bankruptcy January 29, 2020
  Village Inn, the Colorado-born diner chain known for its pies and late-night menu, has closed six locations up and down the Front Range after its parent company, American Blue Ribbon Holdings filed for bankruptcy protection Monday.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver among drop zones eyed for Atari-branded video game hotels January 28, 2020
  Denver is among a handful of cities iconic video game brand Atari is targeting for a hotel invasion. And a Colorado native is part of the new concept's brain trust.
  Joe Rubino
• Patagonia, Burton Snowboards and the evolution of retail in Denver’s RiNo district January 26, 2020
  For an iconic outdoor apparel brand with a devoted fanbase and millions of social media followers, Patagonia demonstrated it has a knack for stealth in Denver last month.
  Joe Rubino
• Faced with resident takeovers, metro district developers secure their position — and pocketbooks January 22, 2020
  Metro district developers in Colorado, faced with losing their board seats – and ultimately control of the metro districts they helped build – to residents upset over high property taxes and other issues, have approved millions of dollars in additional financing measures for themselves, an abundance of self-dealing that, despite the overt conflict of interest, […]
  David Migoya
• Denver Beer Co. unveils plans for new taproom, huge patio on South Downing Street January 21, 2020
  A brewing company that has been in the center of its namesake city's love affair with beer for almost a decade is adding another playground where its customers can enjoy some suds.
  Joe Rubino
• T.J. Ward’s home is for sale. And the former Broncos safety’s “swag and style” are everywhere. January 20, 2020
  "I was inspired by my sense of fashion," Ward said. "It was my first home and I wanted my home decor to represent me and my personality as much as possible. I have a lot of space so I could create different aspects of my life into each room."
  Mario Sanelli
• Lakewood unveils plan to limit new home-building permits to 156 this year January 18, 2020
  Lakewood's new housing cap law could constrict the number of residential permits available to developers this year to a mere 156 new units across this city of 155,000, if a plan set to go before city leaders next week is adopted.
  John Aguilar
• This Colorado log home has a 750-foot zipline and its own stocked fishing lake January 17, 2020
  Imagine zipping down a 750-foot zipline over your private lake, then taking in the beautiful Colorado views from the comfort of the expansive front porch of your log home.
  Daniel Boniface
• 85-year-old Bonnie Brae Tavern could be torn down to make way for apartments January 17, 2020
  Bonnie Brae Tavern co-owner Michael Dire emphasized that nothing is certain at this point for the restaurant that has been in his family for four generations.
  Joe Rubino
• Apartment rents stalling in Denver, falling in Brighton January 16, 2020
  Apartment rents rose modestly across much of metro Denver last year, with the exception of Brighton, where they fell, according to a year-end survey from Apartment List.
  Aldo Svaldi