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Castle Rock considering partnership for sports center

A Castle Rock proposal would have the town partner with a private developer to build an indoor recreation facility and transform the former Acme Brick facility and surrounding area into a mixed use … more
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Potential rules for home businesses meet resistance

Proposed changes for Douglas County home occupation regulations received a lot of pushback from residents concerned about traffic generated by businesses in neighborhoods, despite the changes being … more
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Lone Tree prepares for development on east side

Growth in Lone Tree is continuing to explode, hardly slowed by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, with major projects slated for the east side of the city. Mayor Jackie Millet gave the annual … more
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Tavern owners double down

The original location of Max Taps Co. survived 2020, a feat that shaped founder Dave Gardner’s outlook on opening a second taproom. “If we can make it through that, with nobody allowed in a bar, … more
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Parker hears first look at possible Mainstreet developments

Parker’s Urban Renewal Authority heard proposals for the first time from the company that may develop several plots of land along the town’s Mainstreet, including Pine Curve, during an … more
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Honey B's grows with community

Honey B’s Macarons has evolved in the six years it’s been located in Highlands Ranch. In that time, Michelle Naherny, owner and baker, has seen her customer’s lives unfold and change as well. … more
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Trestles Coastal Cuisine stays flexible

Lobster rolls are once again available at a locally-owned Castle Pines eatery — and the menu change is emblematic of how the establishment survived its first five years in business.  Owned by … more
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Mercantile to move to Meadows

After a year and a half of Castle Rock’s Mercantile by Farmgirl Foods offering a whole world of locally produced foods and goods right in the heart of downtown, its doors will close on April … more
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Family beef company has Littleton presence

Behind the small shop selling tomahawk steaks and tri-tip roasts in Littleton’s historic Coors Building is a large family business.  The 800-square-foot retail space is an extension of La Vaca … more
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Vibe Foods on healthy path

Shannon Weston said she could write books about how hard it’s been to expand her Lone Tree-based business during the pandemic.  While many businesses were contracting, Vibe Foods opened its … more
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Business corner: Retired Naval pilot opens smoothie shop in Parker

Angie Baker, a mother of five and a retired Naval physiologist and pilot, is ready to take her experience maximizing the health of other pilots to a new stage by opening a smoothie shop in … more
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Castle Rock In-N-Out open for business

In-N-Out Burger opened its seventh location in Colorado in Castle Rock on March 18 to familiar fanfare. more
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$70M mixed-use project breaks ground in Castle Rock

Construction on the $70 million mixed use project known as the View in Castle Rock kicked off Wednesday with a groundbreaking ceremony.  Project developers and community members gathered near … more
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Business corner: Parker brewery prepares for St. Patrick’s Day party

H: Business corner: Parker brewery prepares for St. Patrick’s Day party Before Andy Barnett had his brewery in Parker, he was a hobbyist, making beers at home with the help of his … more
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Closed after 43 years, Littleton's Harley-Davidson leaves behind a legacy of community

A longstanding dealer for the iconic Harley-Davidson motorcycles in Littleton closed Feb. 26 after 43 years in business. more
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Ski and Boot Lab stays true to form

For KC McCallum, the hardest part of starting his own business was naming it.  The Highlands Ranch resident opened Ski & Boot Lab in 2016 after nearly 25 years of working in the ski industry — … more
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Adults joining more music classes

Jason Bower knew his business had come full circle when University of Colorado, Denver graduate Dylan Kobar joined Castle Rock Music as an instructor.   Kobar started learning guitar at the music … more
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Creating community: Bookstores adapt by focusing on new ways to reach readers

Book clubs are no longer confined to living rooms, and bookstores offer much more than just books with a whole new realm opening up for gatherings centered around reading. more
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Mayor of Castle Rock casts deciding vote to tighten board rules

With Mayor Jason Gray casting the deciding vote, the Castle Rock Town Council voted to require town boards and commissions to be filled with residents. The 4-3 vote on Jan. 18 means boards such as … more
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United Power announces intent to leave Tri State

United Power Files Notice of Intent to Leave Tri-State Generation and Transmission   Brighton, Colo. – United Power, a rural electric cooperative based in Brighton, … more
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