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Beloved Colorado Springs book store to close after being in business for a year - Vimarsana News

Beloved Colorado Springs book store to close after being in business for a year

A beloved Colorado Springs bookstore will begin closing its doors and removing its inventory and products next week due to company restructuring.

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Tattered Cover bookstore files for bankruptcy, will close 3 stores - Vimarsana News

Tattered Cover bookstore files for bankruptcy, will close 3 stores

The Tattered Cover on Monday filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, a somber financial admission for one of America's most beloved independent book chains.

10 of Denver's best Halloween pop-up bars for spooky season 2023 - Vimarsana News

10 of Denver's best Halloween pop-up bars for spooky season 2023

Grab your ghoul pals and creep into one of these local haunts at My Neighbor Felix, Denver Union Station, Slayers Vampire Academy at Zeppelin Station, The Devil's Drink, Adrift, House of Burton, Camp Shiver Creek at McGregor Square, Fang Bang, Haunted Mansion on Colfax and more.

'That can't happen again': Southwest Airlines CEO prepares for winter in Denver to avoid last year's meltdown – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

'That can't happen again': Southwest Airlines CEO prepares for winter in Denver to avoid last year's meltdown – Greeley Tribune

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan is taking precautions months before winter storms blow through Denver International Airport in an effort to avoid repeating last year's holiday meltdown

Southwest CEO: Steps taken at DIA to avoid last year's meltdown - Vimarsana News

Southwest CEO: Steps taken at DIA to avoid last year's meltdown

Southwest Airlines CEO Bob Jordan prepares with "more of everything: more people, more trucks, more deicing pads"