Colorado’s First Dispensary Licensed for Delivery Shutting Down the Service
Colorado cannabis delivery has had a rough go since it came online in 2021, with only a couple dozen stores offering the service.
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Aurora Man Gets 143 Years for Crime Spree After Burger King Refused Drugs as Payment
Eugene Robertson pointed a gun at a Burger King drive-thru after he couldn’t pay for his meal with drugs, and that was just the start of his crime spree that night.
Ms. Marji’s Coffee Brings Victorian Garden Vibes to Uptown
“Out first focus was the garden, getting the water fountains and plants in, creating an urban oasis kind of feel.”
Boulder Instagram Account Hides Money for People to Find Throughout Colorado
The Boulder man has been leaving cash bundles of around $50 all over Colorado this summer, providing location clues on Instagram.
’90s Classic Cruel Intentions Gets a Musical Spin-Off in Aurora
A new immersive theater troupe is launching with a cult-classic jukebox musical featuring ’90s hits by Britney Spears and No Doubt.
As Cherry Creek Continues to Change, Italian Staple Cucina Colore Marks Three Decades
Owner Venanzio Momo grew up working in his mother’s Italian deli and debuted his neighborhood trattoria in 1994.
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Shine Music Festival Is So Accessible, Even Live Nation Is Asking for Tips
The nonprofit, now in its fourth year, was founded by a local music fan to provide an event that is “accessible to all,” especially those with disabilities.
Condo Residents Angry Over “Classist” Parking Policy Favoring Homeowners, Botanic Gardens Visitors
From October to January, Botanic Gardens events will force nearby condo residents to park elsewhere for a combined two months.
City Park Pizzeria Closing After Less Than Five Months in Business
Tacos Tequila Whiskey owner Kevin Morison introduced tavern-style pies at Rolling Pin in April.
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Orbit Culture, Sweden’s Hottest Death-Metal Export, Brings Tour to Denver This Week
The fearsome foursome headlines the Gothic Theatre on Thursday, August 22.
Mile High Highlight: Elbra Wedgeworth on Bringing the 2008 Democratic National Convention to Denver
“When Senator Obama walked across the stage at Invesco Field that night, I cried with joy and pride to be here for this celebration.”
Dateless in Denver: A First and Last Date on First Friday
The plan was to walk around and just soak in the awesomeness of Denver’s Art District on Santa Fe. Things did not go according to plan.
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Reader: With the Mercury Cafe for Sale, Old Denver Is Slipping Away
Founder Marilyn Megenity sold her legendary venue three years ago. Can the cultural icon be saved?
Reader: An Outside Music Venue Makes Noise? Who Knew?
There was plenty of excitement leading to the opening of the Ford Ampitheater in Colorado Springs. Afterwards, there were plenty of complaints…
Commentary: Coloradans for the Common Good Uses the Power of Organized People
If an organization can mobilize well-informed and disciplined citizens to solve problems, it will always be taken seriously.
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Readers: Denver Is Becoming So Unaffordable I Might Have to Leave
At another Community Conversation, Mayor Mike Johnston got an earful about affordability challenges.
“Praying Grandma” Rebecca Lavrenz Sentencing Today for J6 Conviction
“I had the honor of being introduced to the President…I was able to have a brief conversation with him and let him know I am in this fight with him to save our country.”
Benny Blanco’s Leaving Cap Hill for the ‘Burbs Isn’t a Reflection on Denver
Mourn the loss of East 13th Avenue garlic knots, but no need to mourn the city overall.
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Reader: The Big Lie Is Not About the Lie Itself, It’s About Undermining Belief in Everything
Donald Trump claims the Kamala Harris Detroit rally photos were faked. But a Denver photographer knows they’re real: He took them.
Northside Residents Want Less Red Tape Around Accessory Dwelling Units
Northside residents say building Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) is the only way they can stay in Denver, but city codes don’t make it easy.
Every Opening and Closing This Week: The OG Snooze Is Back and More
Other notable news includes the closure of AJ’s Steakhouse and a new hibachi concept in the former Jamaican Grill.
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Grace DeVine Brought Immaculate Pop Songs to Westword Office Concert
Grace DeVine performed new music off her upcoming EP, Blabble, at our office on August 15.