Whole Foods on 11th Avenue between Emerson and Ogden Streets has returned to Capitol Hill. But this Whole Foods looks and feels a bit different than the old store that closed three years ago. Rebranded as Denver Ideal Market, the store now includes a “beauty bar” with skincare, makeup and more, and a “bottle bar” […]
Cornerstone welcomes Play Mile High to the Cornerstone Card resident discount and local partnership program GET THE SQUAD TOGETHER Play Mile High started in 2012 as a 20-person Bocce league in City Park. But the Play Mile High of today looks — and feels — a bit different with more than 60,000 players. With leagues […]
After the nation’s recent protests and expansion of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, our company has taken time to listen to our Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) peers before speaking. We are part of a larger community; we wanted to be thoughtful with our action, and learn how we can better support, protect […]
As Coronavirus cases surge in Colorado, a statewide stay-at-home order was issued on Wednesday. Denver bars and restaurants will halt dine-in services until May 11 and businesses deemed “nonessential” must close until April 30. These are stressful, uncertain times for all of us as we navigate this rapidly evolving situation caused by COVID-19. We understand […]
In the wake of suspended operations across Colorado due to the COVID-19 pandemic (including a 30-day closure of all Denver’s bar/restaurant dine-in services), many workers are left uncertain and impacted by the temporary closures. The impacts are far-reaching, from employment, financial stability and paying bills/rent, to staying healthy and having access to food, medicine and […]
Due to the spread of COVID-19, Cornerstone Apartments is taking precautions and has implemented protocols to keep residents and team members safe and healthy. Day-to-day operations at Cornerstone and your building will continue as normal with these exceptions: MORE: COVID-19 preventative tips & information for apartment residents • THE OFFICE IS CLOSED Unless by […]
LoDo, Cheesman Park, Sloan Lake, Baker, Platt Park — all these Denver neighborhood and suburb names stem from some place in history. This infographic on Reddit created by user etymologynerd compiles the origins of some of Denver’s hidden etymologies — and how the city of Denver got its own name. Check out our neighborhoods page […]
Colorado has its first two presumptive positive cases of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) — a new strain of the coronavirus that’s spread across the globe. READ MORE: Two Cases Of New Coronavirus Found In Colorado According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the immediate health risk from the novel COVID-19 — a respiratory disease […]
In the wake of the Holidays, a few things remain consistent — tradition, even: a fridge full of leftovers, probably too many sweets, a bunch of new stuff and a some larger-than-normal trash loads. And some of those things might just be one in the same. Either way, Americans throw away 25 percent more trash between Thanksgiving […]
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