Tag: Retailers
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Bad to the bean: Bad Ass Coffee adds second Colorado Springs-area location
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Colorado Springs coffee drinkers seemingly can’t get enough of the beverage and coffee retailers apparently can’t get enough of Colorado Springs. Bad Ass Coffee, the Hawaiian coffee concept whose first area outlet debuted more than a year ago in unincorporated Falcon, has opened a second location at Woodmen and Marksheffel roads in northeast Colorado Springs;…
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Kroger-Albertsons merger raises fears of lack of competition in Colorado
A proposed Kroger-Albertsons merger, first announced in October last year, is raising worries about a lack of competition in Colorado, among other issues. Kroger, which operates King Soopers in Colorado, said that its proposed merger with Albertsons, which operates Safeway, will lead to lower prices, no layoffs for frontline workers and $1 billion to keep…
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Denver International Airport flights delayed by the dozens, others canceled
Dozens of flights headed to and from Denver International Airport have either been canceled or delayed Monday. As of 6 p.m. 152 flights were delayed and 23 had been canceled, according to FlightAware. United Airlines had the most canceled flights with 12. Air Canada, Allegiant Air, American Airlines and Southwest were other airlines with more…
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Farewell appearance: Outdoor Retailer Summer show opens
Outdoor Retailers Summer show opened at the Colorado Convention Center Thursday to what appeared to be more crowds than the 2021 Summer show, which had been postponed to August. An estimated 550 retailers filled the exhibition hall floor with all the latest gear, gadgets, clothing, accessories, camping supplies and electric bikes. Jeff Sampson, director of…
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Outdoor Retailer Snow Show exhibitors deliver what’s next
Don’t know what a “shacket,” Moonbike or Helmet Flair are? You had to go to the 2022 Outdoor Retailer Snow Show to find them all in one place. Attendees always look forward to the “what’s next” aspect of the show, and this year’s event, which runs through Friday at the Colorado Convention Center, didn’t disappoint.…
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Metro Moves: King Soopers new president takes over
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save PROMOTED Joe Kelley takes over as president for King Soopers/City Market after the announced retirement of Steve Burnham, according to the company. Kelley previously held the role of president of Kroger’s Houston division. Cincinnati-based Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR) operates 143 grocery stores, 97 convenience stores,…