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Your favorite local music venue faces an uncertain future. This CSU professor has some ideas to help
The music business is infamously tough – and arguably getting tougher. Musicians generally earn less from streaming services than they once did from record sales. Your favorite club struggles to stay afloat amid declining alcohol sales. And artificial intelligence can even generate songs that occasionally qualify as Billboard chart-toppers.
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National Western Stock Show will debut a skijoring competition in 2027
(DENVER) — Snowmaking is set to start for the National Western Stock Show’s (NWSS) new tradition at the stock show in 2027, presented by Common Spirit Health, called skijoring, in November 2026. The NWSS described skijoring as one of the most exhilarating winter sports of the west. The sport combines the power of horse and […]
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This Week in Denver Dining: Rescue Puppies By Eating Dessert and Fab Fall Foods
Fall dishes keep falling into place and we are in no hurry to end the onslaught. Also in Denver area dining news, a 20-year-old Mexican restaurant closes in Boulder, desserts help puppies, and Eater names a Denver restaurant as one of the best in 2026. Have a tip? Send us a note via Instagram or […] The post This Week in Denver Dining: Rescue Puppies By Eating Dessert and Fab Fall Foods first appeared on DiningOut .
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Four Seasons Private Residences Arrive in Denver’s Cherry Creek
Four Seasons is bringing its standalone residential experience to Colorado for the first time with the announcement of Cherry Creek, A Four Seasons Private Residence, a new collection of just 42 luxury homes in the heart of one of Denver’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Unlike a traditional branded residence connected to a hotel or resort, the property will be entirely residential, offering homeowners the privacy of home paired with the service and hospitality Four Seasons is known for around the world.
Westword
Two Denver establishments win Eater Awards
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. As 2026 slowly fades into oblivion, nearly every media platform covering food and...
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Softball Committee Keeps 32-Team Brackets and League Champion Automatic Bids
The CHSAA Softball Committee agreed Wednesday to leave its 32-team postseason brackets in place in all three classifications, and to keep automatic qualifying spots for league champions for at least one more season. No votes were taken. Both items came to the committee as discussion topics, and members reached consensus...
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VOA Colorado honors veterans whose service continued even after leaving military
Volunteers of America Colorado's Bill Daniels Veteran Services Center honored veterans on Wednesday. Each of the veterans who were honored continued their service to this country even after their time in the military came to an end.
Denver Post
Zoo Lights Turns 35! Denver Zoo’s Holiday Tradition Gets a Throwback Glow-Up
Three million lights. Eighty acres. Thirty-five years of holiday memories. And probably at least one family member who will insist on stopping for hot chocolate every five minutes. Zoo Lights is back at Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance (DZCA), and it’s celebrating a pretty big birthday this year. The beloved Denver...
The Center Square
Colorado voters approve transit tax despite economy
(The Center Square) - Colorado voters approved a sales tax increase to fund a transit project that could cost the state over $1 billion in gross domestic product over the next 10 years. Residents in the Front Range Passenger Rail District voted 56% to 44% in favor of Ballot Issue 7A, which would create a 0.33% sales tax for the district, including 31 cities such as Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Pueblo and Colorado Springs. The Nov. 3 ballot initiative is expected to raise an estimated $295 million annually for the Front Range Passenger Rail District. The extra tax revenue will help the public agency expand its starter rail route between Denver and Fort Collins to Colorado Springs and Pueblo while increasing train frequency across the corridor. The Denver-to-Fort Collins route is expected to start in 2029, while the others are anticipated to begin in 2032. Sal Pace, general manager of the Front Range Passenger Rail District, said Colorado is “one of the most congested states in the country,” especially in the Denver metropolitan area. “On average, people are losing two entire full work weeks every single year being stuck in traffic,” he told The Center Square. The new project will