License to Sell: City Pushing Permits on First Friday Sidewalk Vendors
Officials don’t want to issue citations but worry about pedestrian and traffic safety if vendors continue setting up tables without proper permits.
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Three Reasons to Love the Denver Botanic Gardens
Here are three reasons why the Denver Botanic Gardens is one of our favorite city gems.
Reader: I’ve Missed the Burgers and Beer at Vine Street Pub
All Colorado restaurants were ordered closed on March 17, 2020. Four years later, one just announced when it will reopen.
Reader: I Love Shows, and Madonna Was a Good Show!
“To all the trolls, get a life and leave her alone. She still has it at 65 years of age.”
Reader: Too Bad No One Wants to Run a Theater for Principle Instead of Profit
The Esquire will show its last film in July, and the reviews are in: Boooooo!
Lab Tests Show THC Potency Inflated on Retail Marijuana in Colorado
Nearly two-thirds of dispensary flower studied had stretched THC numbers on their labels by over 15 percent.
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Six New Restaurants Opened This Week, Including Supreme Chicken in Former Solera Space
Buc-ee’s isn’t the only new place to grab a bite – and you don’t have to drive to Johnstown to visit these spots.
Fear and Teetotaling in Denver: How I Started the City’s Two-Hour Prohibition
Denver declared liquor and pot stores non-essential on March 23, 2020. Chaos ensued.
Jeffrey Sabol Sentenced: Radicalized Coloradan’s Brutal, Bizarre January 6 Story
The cops found the Kittredge resident covered in blood, with an airline e-ticket to Switzerland.
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After a “Long, Strange Trip,” Psychedelics Returned to Library More Than 36 Years Late
“Sorry so late!! It’s been a long, strange trip!!” read a note attached to the book, returned 13,437 days late.
Bad Bunny’s Latin Trap Lit Up Ball Arena: Photos and Five Takeaways
Bad Bunny brought his Most Wanted Tour to Denver on March 20.
Nana’s Dim Sum & Dumplings Debuts in Aurora
It’s been a hit in LoHi since debuting there last October.
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Biden Administration Promises Migrant Solutions, Neighborhood Investments During Denver Visit
The head of the U.S. Department of Intergovernmental Affairs and the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris made bold promises during a visit to Denver.
City Park Jazz Announces 2024 Summer Lineup
One of our favorite summer music traditions in Denver!
Cirque Kitchen Aims to Elevate the Food Truck Experience
Owner Brandon Becker will also soon launch a new pop-up series called the Turkey Club.
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Colorado Premiere of Raisin at Town Hall Arts Center Celebrates Black Voices
“It’s an experience that everybody needs to know, especially since Black history is trying to be erased from schools.”
My Neighbor Félix Lawsuit Aims to Shut Down Alma Fonda Fina
One of these things is not like the other…
Pitchforks Come Out for Lauren Boebert Over Recent Bills and Funding Claims
The Colorado congresswoman has come under fire for a pair of bills she’s trying to get passed, as well as her public touting of one that she voted against.
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Coloradans Getting Conned in Scam Asking Victims to Leave Debit Cards in Mailbox
Police across the state warn residents against scam calls from fake bank employees.
Vine Street Announces Reopening Date – Finally!
It’s been closed for over four years.
How to Spend 24 Hours at Gravity Haus Vail
Whether it’s a solo retreat, couples getaway or friends trip, Colorado presents a seemingly endless amount of options for experiences. This new series helps you decide where to go – no matter the season. Mile one begins at Mile High.
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Calling All Vibes: Colorado Springs Baseball Team Hiring New S’Mores Mascot
As one of our writers learned, it takes a lot to fill Toasty’s shoes.