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Carl Bourgeois, descendant of one of Colorado Springs' first Black families and known for saving historic neighborhood, has died

How the tobacco industry made it cool to smoke in Colorado's communities of color

In Denver, it was Black and Hispanic neighborhoods that the tobacco industry often targeted with widespread advertising and other tactics.

Real estate developer Carl Bourgeois, who had a hand in revitalizing Five Points, has died

The business titan co-founded a firm that was part of many high-profile Denver projects, including DIA, the Denver Art Museum and the 14th St. Streetscape.

Developer and businessman Carl Bourgeois, largely credited with revitalizing Five Points, dies at 71

Carl Bourgeois, descendant of one of Colorado Springs' first Black families and known for saving historic neighborhood, has died

Carl Bourgeois, a scion of one of the city’s first Black families who was known for restoring historical properties in Colorado Springs and Denver, died Sunday after a lengthy battle

Welton Street Cafe Calls on Community To Help Fundraise Move Into New Space

On March 12, Welton Street Cafe will stop operating at 2736 Welton St. It won’t be gone for good, but relocation efforts call on urgent support from the community.

Businesses coming back to Five Points, what the area needs to thrive

Partnership between KUVO Jazz and The Drop reenergizes listener audience, strengthens community ties

'Welton Street Renaissance' project seeking corporate sponsorships and donations

Welton Street Renaissance project seeking corporate sponsorships and donations Community working to bring life back to the Five Points area through Welton Street Renaissance Project. and last updated 2021-03-04 22:52:39-05 DENVER — In past ten years, Denver s historically Black Five Points neighborhood has been known for its changing demographics and gentrification, but now a group of young leaders hope to restore the area to its vibrancy of the past. The 2020 cohort of the Downtown Denver Leadership program has started seeking investments for their project, Welton Street Renaissance. One of the goals is to bring more live music and foot traffic to the area through long-term infrastructure projects, such as outdoor stages and streetscapes.