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The Armoury set to open in former Euphoria Lounge on Larimer on New Year's Eve

Kris Baehre's earliest memory is watching the 1974 World Cup final with his dad, which cemented a lifelong obsession with soccer, particularly the Arsenal. The Armoury, which is slated to open on New Year's Eve in the former Euphoria Lounge space at 2048 Larimer Street, is named after the English so ... More >>

Armoury, an "all-world pub," will open in Ballpark on New Year's Eve with chef Brian Laird consulting on the menu

Named for the flagship store at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, in London, the Armoury, a new "all-world" pub located at 2048 Larimer Street, will be a magnet for soccer fans by day, and by night, the new bar, slated to open on New Year's Eve, will morph into a live music menu, hosting bands that play i ... More >>

Rocky Flats still off-limits during National Wildlife Refuge Week

Bucks at Arsenal.This is National Wildlife Refuge Week, and the feds are encouraging you to "see what wildlife refuges are doing to conserve America's wildlife heritage." But when I asked if I could see Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge, the regional U.S. Fish & Wildlife office declined that requ ... More >>

Five things to do at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge

Just ten miles northeast of downtown Denver is one of the largest urban wildlife refuges in the country. Formerly a chemical weapons manufacturing plant and subsequently a highly contaminated hazardous waste site, the 16,000-acre Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge is now home to a diverse popula ... More >>

Ken Salazar wants us to take a hike, from Rocky Mountain National Park to... Rocky Flats?

Ken Salazar.​Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar was back in his home state yesterday, cutting a ribbon at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge's new visitor center and unveiling several big-as-all-outdoors conservation projects for Colorado. The most ambitious project of all, which he ... More >>

Rocky Mountain Arsenal Visitors' Center opens to the public

​Over the past fifteen years, the federal government has turned the Rocky Mountain Arsenal, once one of the most contaminated Superfund sites in the United States, into a wildlife refuge, complete with nature trails, lakes for fishing and summer camps. Tomorrow, the Arsenal will open its newes ... More >>

Bob Febrache documentary needs your help

​Bob Frebrache's Absinthe Studios has been buzzing along for the better part of three decades, recording the likes of Ian Cooke, The Fluid, The Swayback, Frantix and many others. Now, friend and fellow sound engineer James McElwee wants to tell Bob's story in a new documentary -- but he needs ... More >>

Stan Kroenke dubbed "Quietest Sports Emperor"

Stan Kroenke's most embarrassing moment?​ What is it about Denver that makes its richest people want to keep their lips zipped? Phil Anschutz, the state's wealthiest person, refuses to grant interviews despite personally owning newspapers and online info properties, not to mention theaters an ... More >>

Tonight: Machine Gun Blues Final Show.

Rearview: The Week in Review (8/2/08-8/8/08)

At DNC, a suite deal for Stan Kroenke

For Colorado Rapids fans, it's hard to be hooligans

Shhh! The Bad Boys of Machine Gun Blues Playing in Globeville Tonight

Q&A With Slash From Velvet Revolver/Guns N' Roses

Velvet Revolver Seek Libertad

Slash touts his new band as everyone’s celebrating the old one.

The F-Troop

This year’s Showcase was quite the earful.

A Kick in the Dick

Major League Soccer sucks -- even at the Rapids’ new stadium

Turnabout Is Fairplay

Footloose and fancy free, South Park proved to be a gay old time.

Scattershot

Machine Gun Blues takes aim at rock and roll's dirty black heart.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of April 21, 2005

Buffalo Bills

Luciano's Pizza and Wings does Buffalo cuisine right, but that may not be enough.

Kings of the Hill

Ten years in and two MCs deep, Hilltop Klick aims for a higher state.

Off Limits

The hits keep coming.

If Books Could Kill

Kickin' It

Twenty Years of Denver

GLOWING REPORTS

THERE'S PLENTY OF GOOD NEWS ABOUT ROCKY FLATS. AND YOU'RE PAYING FOR IT.

IN THE BLACK

REAL PUNK ROCK LIVES--ON DENVER'S BLACK PLASTIC RECORDS.

Adams Family Values