Central City, CO – In a dramatic showdown that has captivated the mountain town, the Central City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to keep strip clubs out of its historic downtown. The decision came amidst a pending civil rights lawsuit filed by RCI Hospitality Holdings Inc., the company seeking to open a Rick’s Cabaret and Steakhouse on Main Street. The council’s vote to relocate sexually oriented businesses to the industrial zone outside the city was a major victory for residents who had vehemently opposed the strip club proposal. The decision also marked a significant setback for RCI, which had invested heavily in the project and had hoped to capitalize on… Read More
Continue ReadingLuxury French Château in Castle Pines Sells for $6.5 Million
In a remarkable real estate transaction, a stunning French château located in Castle Pines, Colorado, has sold for an impressive $6.5 million. This luxurious property, prominently featured in two national commercials starring Coach Deion Sanders, also known as “Coach Prime,” has set a new benchmark for sales in the area, marking the highest price in over a decade. The château, situated on a sprawling 1.35-acre lot at 329 Paragon Way, boasts an impressive 11,536 square feet of living space. Custom-built in 2014, the residence showcases elegant “Belgian-inspired” finishes throughout. With seven spacious bedrooms, the home offers a wealth of amenities that cater to both relaxation and entertainment. Among its standout… Read More
Continue ReadingDenver Invests $3M in Youth Job Program to Combat Violence and Revitalize Downtown
Denver, CO – In a significant move to address youth violence and support the city center, the Denver City Council has unanimously approved a $4 million investment aimed at keeping the city’s youth engaged and safe. The initiative, which includes doubling a contract with Denver Public Schools and hiring a planning firm for downtown redevelopment, reflects the city’s commitment to its future generations and urban core. The council has allocated nearly $5 million this year to keep Denver’s youth occupied during the summer months, mitigating the risk of crime. This new funding includes a $3 million boost to the Denver Youth Employment Program, originally introduced by former Mayor Michael Hancock.… Read More
Continue ReadingKroger and Albertsons Merger Hit a Snag
Denver, CO – A Colorado judge has thrown a wrench into the $25 billion merger plans of grocery giants Kroger and Albertsons. The judge has temporarily blocked the deal and scheduled a trial for September to determine its fate. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has been leading the charge against the merger, arguing that it would reduce competition and harm consumers. The state fears that combining Kroger’s King Soopers and Albertsons’ Safeway stores would lead to higher prices and fewer choices for shoppers. Kroger and Albertsons maintain that the merger will benefit consumers by lowering prices and expanding product offerings. To address competition concerns, they’ve also agreed to sell nearly… Read More
Continue ReadingGreat American Beer Festival Tickets on Sale Wednesday
Beer enthusiasts of Colorado, the moment you’ve been waiting for is finally here! It’s time to grab your pretzel necklaces, pint glasses, and credit cards because tickets for the 2024 Great American Beer Festival (GABF) are going on sale this Wednesday. Celebrating its 42nd anniversary, this beloved event promises to be bigger and better than ever. From October 10-12, the Colorado Convention Center will transform into a beer lover’s paradise, featuring a jaw-dropping selection of 2,000 beers from 500 breweries across the nation. Mark your calendars, because you won’t want to miss a single sip! This year, the GABF will host three incredible sessions, but organizers have decided to drop… Read More
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