Tag: Coors
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Coors buys historic Golden High School, American Mountaineering Center to relocate
Initial plans call for restoration of the 100-year-old building.
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Colorado’s third Annual Troutfest casts into Coors Field, highlights need for water conservation
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Something fishy was going on Saturday at the home of the Rockies. That’s because Colorado Trout Unlimited — a local non-profit dedicated to protecting and conserving cold-water fisheries and watersheds — and the Colorado Wildlife Council were hosting their third-annual Troutfest Colorado. The festival looked to…
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Coors Brewing celebrates new mural, $150,000 grant to Golden establishments
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Peter H. Coors stood in front of a vivid painting sprawling the width of Coors Brewery Friday. “When I was growing up, we couldn’t have painted that wall because those buildings weren’t even there,” he says. “So how far we’ve come is really remarkable.” And…
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Man gets 40 years for role in death of Coors Field concessions worker
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Gregory Hopkins, 41, was found with multiple gunshot wounds in the area of 22nd and Wazee streets on Aug. 6, 2021.
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Coors turns 150, Colorado artist paints 7,425 square-foot mural on brewery building
The Golden brewery to celebrate 150th anniversary Sept. 30 with festival
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National Western Stock Show boasts fair food favorites while adding tasty new twists
This ain’t your mama’s rodeo food. Sure, the old favorites are here — deep-fried Oreos, turkey legs, the Coors truck, kettle corn and nachos — but there’s also a wine bar and up-scale dining for those with more refined tastes. “We still have a lot of the same staples, but we’re definitely trying to bring a new…
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Boots ‘n Business Luncheon celebrates rural, urban ways of life
When U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack spoke Friday at the Boots ‘n Business Luncheon, his remarks centered on how essential it is that farmers and ranchers thrive, and how 20% of all American jobs are connected to agriculture. He also praised the sponsoring Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and National Western Stock Show, along…
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An artful start to Stock Show’s special events
The 30th Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale returned Tuesday with the traditional Red Carpet Reception, a by-invitation soiree where some 900 guests gathered for drinks, dinner and the opportunity to have first crack at purchasing the paintings, sculptures and furniture created by 75 artists whose work celebrates the American West. Proceeds from the Red…
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Walks are killer for the Colorado Rockies, who fall to Diamondbacks
DENVER — Rockies manager Bud Black sank lower and lower from his perch in the dugout as he watched three pitchers walk five to force in two free runs in the top of the sixth Sunday. The three — Jon Gray, Lucas Gilbreath and Robert Stephenson — combined to throw 45 pitches, only 20 of…