For those of you that haven’t spent a lot of time in a grocery or convenience stores in 2019, you might be in for a surprise. Replacing cooler space once reserved for soda or water is full-strength Colorado craft beer.

A new female-focused coworking community is putting down roots in Denver. RISE Collaborative Workspace fills the void in the work-from-home environment.

My day job as a media industry analyst lets me peer into on-the-drawing-board ideas that are either the Next Big Thing or, as is more often the result, the Next Big Fizzle.

A landmark of Fort Collins since 1923, the Armstrong is now the city’s oldest functioning hotel. For being so historic, though, there’s nothing stagnant about this place.

The idea came to Troy De Baca in a dream. He chased down an ice cream truck and ordered a Rocket Pop and a Fudgsicle.

Established in 1890, Fairmount Cemetery is one of Colorado’s oldest cemeteries. When it was founded, cemeteries were more than places where people would go to grieve their deceased relatives.

The state of wine is changing for the better in Colorado. Our reputation for having poor quality wines has finally shifted after decades of hard work from our state’s winemakers. While the majority of local wines have gotten a bad rap in the past, Colorado’s wine scene is finally emerging, shedding light on our overlooked wine regions. In 2018, Wine Enthusiast magazine and Vogue magazine named Colorado’s Grand Valley American Viticulture Area (AVA) one of the “Ten Best Wine Getaways.”

Like any worthy rock ‘n roll story, this one involves tequila.

We know how obsessed Millennials are with their “fur babies”—from pets with their own Instagram accounts to doggie daycares.

The Riverfront Park Community Foundation has installed “Luz de Denver,” (Light of Denver) a permanent version of artist Jorge Marín’s “Wings of México.” in Denver’s Commons Park.

The 4,000-square-foot store has double the profit margin of the grocery industry standard.

There are few trickier tasks in Colorado business than resurrecting one of the state’s 100-plus ghost resorts.