Reader: The Problems Walmart Is Facing Are Karma for How It Treats Customers and Employees
The Aurora store that rated as the sixth-worst in the country will close on June 7.
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Opinion: Asian Jewish Americans Have a Double Reason to Celebrate Their Heritage in May
“Not only do Asian American Jews exist, but we come from a variety of places and come to Judaism in a range of ways.”
Every Opening and Closing This Week: Turtle Boat Shutters and More
A chopped cheese concept is replacing one of the best poke places in town.
Sixty Years Before Johnston’s Trip to Ireland, the Mayor of Dublin Came to Denver
Robert Briscoe’s visit in 1962 inspired the resurrection of the Denver St. Patrick’s Day Parade…even though it was April.
Denver Resumes In-Person Jail Visitations After Nearly Two Decades
“Being face-to-face with a loved one or friend is something we all long for, and that connection is truly a part of the human experience.”
Green Book School Initiative Calls Out Treatment of Black Students, Boardmembers
The initiative’s low scores for the Englewood School Board have sparked controversy, but the program’s founders aren’t backing down.
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Pedal Back in Time With Colorado Railbike Adventures, a New Outdoor Attraction in Erie
Colorado Railbike Adventures will allow groups of four to pedal along the second-oldest train tracks in Colorado.
Why Do Stoners Care so Much About “Smoke Spots”?
Some cannabis users put in serious effort to find or create a unique smoking experience.
Get Outside: Explore These Ten Waterfall Hikes Near Denver
Don’t stick to the rivers and the lakes that you’re used to: This is the perfect time of year to go chasing waterfalls.
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Madison Beer Continues to Build on Her Virality
Madison Beer discusses how she forged her musical path into that of a chart-topping artist ahead of her Denver concert.
It’s All About Mexican Fare and Burgers at Jalapeño Business
“I love to cook, man. It’s my passion,” says owner Rodrigo Ordaz, who is originally from Oaxaca.
Threat-Level Glizzy: City Officials Worry About Surge in Unlicensed Hot Dog Vendors
That drunken hot dog you bought after a concert or ballgame was probably illegal, not that it stops most of us.
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Local Musicians Get a Chance to Play Red Rocks With Sundown Throwdown Battle of the Bands
Local musicians can submit their entries to the competition now through May 31.
Nowhere Coffee Has Become a Cole Neighborhood Favorite
The pop-up, which operates out of a 1973 Argosy Airstream, is owned by Brandon Painter who works alongside his dog, Glenn.
Hannah Jones’s Journey From Home School to Comedy Headliner
Get to know Hannah Jones, whose rapid rise in comedy includes social media fame and headlining Denver’s top comedy clubs.
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Indie-Rock Trio Barbara Is Breaking the Glass Ceiling
The band’s new single “For Good Measure” is available on all streaming platforms.
Nuggets’ Game Six Suckfest Versus Timberwolves Has Fans Spitting Mad
Denver’s game plan fit the definition of insanity.
First Look: Bubble Planet Brings an Immersive, Trippy Wonderland to Denver
Experience the magic of bubbles in an immersive show that feels like a cross between a DMT trip and a dream.
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Where to See New Art in Denver This Weekend and Beyond
New galleries show off their wares, while the Kirkland Museum opens a brand-new exhibition.
Walmart to Close Aurora Store Rated Among Worst in the Country
The grocery store was recently ranked the sixth-worst in the United States and the third-worst in Colorado.
This Week in Beer: Living the Dream Celebrates Two New Locations and More
We also have the scoop on the changes coming for GABF and two big brewery anniversary celebrations this weekend.
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Marijuana Mansion Closing for Good
But you can take home a piece of it during an everything-must-go sale this weekend.