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08-16-24 Interview - FlyteCo Brewing Co-Owner Jason Slingsby - We Seem to H
WE SEEM TO HAVE HIT PEAK BREWERY And local breweries are struggling compared to the Glory Years a short time ago. One local brewery is doing something COMPLETELY different in an effort to keep chugging along (see what I did there?) and I'm talking to FlyteCo Brewing's new venture as FlyteCoworking Monday through Friday to create a work space in North Denver. Rarely does a co-working space have ample free nearby parking, an expansive outdoor patio and take place in an aviation-themed brewery space right off Tennyson. (Photos here.) The private co-working space will be open Monday-Friday. The space will transition to the normal FlyteCo open-to-the-public brewery starting at 2 p.m. Monday-Thursday and at 11 a.m. on Friday. Membership will be quite limited to ensure members will always have space for themselves and their guests. Of course, the space will have WiFi, on-site beverages, and affordable pricing. Find their location here. Owner Jason Slingsby joins me at 1 to discuss.
Colorado's Shine Music Festival adding color accessibility
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe is headlining this year's Shine Music Festival. Denson is an American funk and jazz saxophonist who's played with the Rolling Stones and Lenny Kravitz's band. Dopapod drummer Neal "Fro" Evans will be bringing his Neal Evans Fro Down to the festival as well. While the music will be first class, Shine Music Festival is known for being one of the most accessible experiences in the nation. "Our mission is really about removing barriers that prevent any individual from being apart of the collective community. So, we hope that we prove by doing what we do with...
Denver ozone downgraded to 'severe' by EPA, but carbon monoxide levels are low
While the Denver Metro/North Front Range ozone non-attainment area was recently downgraded to “severe” by the Environmental Protection Agency, pretty much the entire Front Range — from Colorado Springs to Fort Collins — is on the cusp of escaping the eye of the EPA regarding outdoor carbon monoxide air pollution. On Thursday, the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission voted to revise regulations imposed by EPA rule to acknowledge 20 years of compliance with federal standards. ...
Sean Payton admits only 60ish guys have chance to make Broncos
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton was in a good mood after training camp on Friday. After all, his squad not only hung with the Packers in a joint practice, but many think the Broncos looked like the better team. Remember, Green Bay was a play or two away from going to the NFC Championship Game a season ago.
$975 million bond for DPS schools is headed to Denver voters
Denver voters will decide on the largest bond in Denver Public Schools’ history this November. The board of education unanimously approved Thursday sending the $975 million measure to the ballot. The bond measure is a one-time investment in capital projects that was approved by a group of 72 community...
Broomfield Council passes first reading of universal trash hauler ordinance
Broomfield City Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance that would allow the city and county to contract waste-hauling services for the area. At the meeting, Council approved an ordinance that, if passed on second reading, would give Broomfield the legal authority to contract a universal trash hauler, but would not enter the city and county into a contract immediately. A contract would have to be negotiated and agreed upon later.
Method Man Visits Denver Cannabis Venue
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Broomfield voters will get to decide term limits for elected officials
Broomfield City Council approved a series of changes to the city and county charter, and the final ordinances will appear on the November ballot for voters to decide. The changes, approved during a second reading Tuesday, would update the charter, which serves as the county’s governing document. Approval from Council means the ordinances will appear on the ballot, the final decision is up to Broomfield voters.
PHOTOS: Kay Adams Caused A Major Stir Showing Backside View of Her Outfit At Denver Broncos Training Camp
Kay Adams from the Up & Adams Show had quite the day during the Denver Broncos training camp. On Wednesday, the former NFL Network host hosted the “Up & Adams Show with Kay Adams” at training camp. Adams would take to her Instagram and post some spicy pictures...
It’s Inevitable for the Rockies to Move on from the Former NL MVP
Three seasons into his seven year, $182 million deal with the Colorado Rockies, there’s no doubt that Kris Bryant’s deal back in March of 2022 is the worst contract formed in baseball history. His 2024 campaign has been horrific. Just a few days ago, he hit the injury list for the third time this season. Out of 122 games, Bryant has appeared in 37 thus far. In his three seasons with Colorado, the former National League MVP has played in 159 games. It’s inevitable for Colorado to move on from Bryant and understandably so. By now, he is just wasting a roster spot and cap space. Many hoped for Bryant to have a bounce-back season. However, it’s been the complete opposite. Before the start of next season, Bryant should be in an entirely different uniform.
Biker Jim's Founder Brings His Dogs to Refreshed Milk Market
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Peyton Manning visits Broncos-Packers joint training camp practice
The Denver Broncos hosted the Green Bay Packers for a joint training camp practice on Friday with a special guest in attendance. Former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning — who won Super Bowl 50 with the Broncos following the 2015 season — was on hand to watch Bo Nix lead Denver’s offense and Jordan Love lead Green Bay’s squad.
Barr Lake boat ramp closed for remainder of summer season; paddleboarding temporarily halted
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has made the decision to close Barr Lake the boat ramp for the remainder of the summer season. Decreasing water levels have made it unsafe and impractical to take boats to the water.
Broncos Could Jump Start Offense by Trading for $75 Million All-Pro
The Denver Broncos have a problem when it comes to running back, where there’s too many good players and not enough roster spots. If the Broncos want to jump start their offense and ignite their rebuilding efforts, one move would be to leverage that glut of talent and get good value for at least one of those running backs via trade.
Broomfield police blotter for Aug. 5 to 11
8 a.m.: Theft reported in a parking lot/garage on the 11400 block of Teller Street. 2:03 p.m.: Motor vehicle theft reported at a school/college on the 5100 block of 144th Avenue. Aug. 7. 3:12 a.m.: Theft reported on a highway/road/alley on the 11600 block of Destination Drive. 1:30 p.m.: Criminal...
George Paton's worst draft pick in Broncos tenure isn't talked about enough
Denver Broncos General Manager George Paton has made some great draft selections, but there have been some poor moves by the team's GM. And his worst draft pick is simply not talked about enough. In Paton's first draft, the 2021 NFL Draft, he correctly picked Patrick Surtain II in the first round.
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