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Several large Fort Collins storefronts are still empty after being vacated by their previous tenants. Here's why those spaces are so hard to fill.

A Utah company is using artificial intelligence to help catch online predators on gaming devices.

Twenty years ago, Bloorcourt was a neighbourhood to avoid. Now it’s home to Civil Liberties, Paradise Grapevine and other businesses beloved by locals. What changed?

Canada’s Leading hospitality and foodservice expo announces bar & beverage competition lineup, introduces industry-leading voices changing the bar scene, and…

Including whole roast chickens with a Swiss Chalet–inspired sauce

Sculptor Bill Walton (1931–2010) was a master of subtle deception. What initially looks like wood might actually be copper, lead, or iron. In his exhibition here, “from bits and pieces / from lots of places / from different spots in time,” you never really know what it is you’re looking at until you’re inches away from the thing. Functioning loosely as portraits, the components of Walton’s artworks are fastidiously arranged into small-scale assemblages and spread out on a low, white ...

Paradise Grapevine is a wine and beer bar that doubles as a winery at its second location on Geary Avenue.  Industry veterans David Everitt and Christia...

Can a bookstore devoted to writing about the West hold on in a changing West?

Main Street’s Back of Beyond Bookstore will soon have a new owner: former Moab City Manager David Everitt.

David Everitt is one of two deputy city managers and is assigned to community development matters. Details of the move were not known on Wednesday afternoon, including his departure date.