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Alex Scoville
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Audience Editor, Colorado Public Radio
Denver
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By Alex Scoville Verified| Denverite Verified Denver news2 min. readDenver is continuing to grow into Green Valley RanchA 150-acre development called Link 56 will bring a new Target store, housing, restaurants and other retailers to the neighborhood near Denver International Airport. The development is slated for 150 acres at the northwest corner of 56th Avenue and Tower Road, backed by the companies Kensington Development Partners and IM Properties. Initial renderings show a community that looks a lot like Denver’s Central Park.
By Alex Scoville Verified| Denverite Verified It’s open season for Casa Bonita summertime reservations — and the competition is fierce. The Denver icon’s reservation portal opened at 9 a.m. on Monday for chances at a date between June 1 and Sept. 7. But the scene awaiting fans once again resembled that of a Ticketmaster sale: When I hopped into the queue shortly after 10 a.m., more than 10,000 people were ahead of me.
By Alex Scoville Verified| Denverite Verified Denver news2 min. readDenver is continuing to grow into Green Valley RanchA 150-acre development called Link 56 will bring a new Target store, housing, restaurants and other retailers to the neighborhood near Denver International Airport. The development is slated for 150 acres at the northwest corner of 56th Avenue and Tower Road, backed by the companies Kensington Development Partners and IM Properties. Initial renderings show a community that looks a lot like Denver’s Central Park.
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Colorado Public Radio
Colorado Public Radio (CPR) is a non-profit, member-supported public radio network that has been serving Colorado since 1951. It began with KRCC and evolved into its current form in 1991 after merging with KPRN. CPR operates three main services: a news division that provides statewide coverage, a classical music service featuring local artists, and a platform for independent music that highlights both local and national indie musicians. CPR's network includes full-power stations and low-power translators, reaching 90% of Colorado's population. The organization is primarily funded through private donations, business sponsorships, and foundations, with a significant portion of its revenue coming from these sources. CPR is part of a larger public radio network and aims to offer free access to news and cultural programming, focusing on local relevance and public service. Its digital presence includes popular news websites that provide articles, podcasts, and cultural content.
Centennial, Colorado, United States
+1 303-871-9191
Founded: 1951