Tag: bars
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Hotel Polaris launches in grand fashion in north Colorado Springs
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save When Hotel Polaris officials cut the ceremonial ribbon this month, officially declaring the 26,000-square-foot lodge open for business, it was the culmination of a massive joint venture that spanned more than a decade. Hundreds of business, civic and military leaders gathered to witness the long-awaited…
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A victory for the city: Regardless of outcome, Switchbacks’ championship game a win for local economy
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Win or lose, the Colorado Springs Switchbacks’ bid to capture their first-ever United Soccer League championship will be a victory economically and image-wise for the city, downtown and Weidner Field, business and civic leaders predict. The match against visiting Rhode Island FC kicks off at…
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New nonalcoholic bar under construction in Colorado Springs
Gratitude, a nonalcoholic bar set to open on Colorado Springs’ west side this spring, will offer an array of zero-proof drinks from beer and wine to specialty beverages such as Kava and handcrafted cocktails. Business partners Michele Garrett and Rob Templin III’s personal recoveries from alcoholism and more than 40 years of combined work experience…
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‘Your bar away from home’: Colorado’s Moose Jaw celebrates 50 years
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FRISCO • A couple exits the Moose Jaw, but not before thanking Mama Moose. Lynda Colety rises to hug the man and woman as they go. “Oh, it was so great seeing you. Come here!” Regulars, it would seem. “Nah,” Colety says. “They just stopped by for the first time.” So it goes at the…
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Manitou Springs offers restaurants and bars grant money
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Manitou Springs has opened grant applications for restaurants and bars to apply for financial relief amid the coronavirus pandemic, a city news release announced. Indoor seating was closed for restaurants and bars as of Nov. 27 in El Paso County during a spike in COVID-19…