Denver Summit FC Breaks Ground, Plans Most 2028 Home Games in Centennial
The Santa Fe Yards design now calls for 12,500 fixed seats, down from an earlier 14,500-seat plan. Completion is targeted for the end of 2028.
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Actuate Secures 6,922-Square-Foot Broadway Floor Near Golden Triangle
The reported full-floor lease at 1147 Broadway covers more than three times the area of Actuate’s reported 2023 Zuni Street sublease. A move-in date has not been announced.
Denver’s ROC Details DOJ Contract: $7.4 Million Obligated, $64.3 Million Potential
The Denver company’s agreement covers a digital-evidence platform for federal prosecutors. Seven optional years separate the initial obligation from the potential contract total.
Glantz Sets Sept. 29 Grand Opening for New Denver Branch on East 48th Avenue
Denver-area sign and graphics businesses can tour the new facility from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Glantz’s directory still lists an Aurora address for branch and will-call service.
Chipotle Plans $6 Margarita Pop-Up at One Denver Store Oct. 2–3
The offer is scheduled for 3 to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday at 2760 S. Colorado Blvd. Customers must be 21 or older.
Craig Coal Unit Must Stay Available Through Dec. 25; Xcel Subsidiary Is a Co-Owner
The federal extension takes effect Sept. 27. DOE cites grid reliability, while two plant owners have challenged the need and costs of earlier orders; no change to customer bills is established.
James Marsh and Westley Ransom Connect Marketing and Sales at Denver-Area Ransom Life
Marsh’s campaigns supply the sales team, while Ransom continues to sell through the same lead source and platform, according to the company. Their roles show prospective agents how an inquiry reaches a producer’s follow-up work.
StayCon’s Sesh Vape Recall: Which Purchases Are Covered and What Buyers Should Do
The company names specific cartridge, all-in-one and variety-pack formats. Its instructions for affected buyers are to stop use and destroy or return the product.
Ransom Life Supplies Agent Leads; Mountain and New York Life Offer Different Support
Ransom Life’s Greenwood Village role pairs assigned prospects with commission-only terms. Mountain Insurance emphasizes agents’ own websites; New York Life’s Colorado office describes marketing support and training.
Throo adds Denver bookings for COOP rides; drivers get 80% of the trip fare
COOP provides the rides and sets local fares. Its stated 80% driver share is separate from Throo’s advertised $1-per-trip fee.