Business

Business have come and gone in Fort Collins over the last few years. The latest to close their doors is the Cache Old Town Bar & Grille. They closed the doors after 5 months.

When you look around Northern Colorado, we see buildings being built at a fast pace and the expansion of commerce happening rapidly. However, that isn't the same story across America as some of the most well-known brands are closing their doors at a quick pace.

Don't have enough Starbucks and Firehouse Sub locations in Fort Collins for your liking? Well the two quick service chains are getting ready to open up more locations in the Fort Collins area to better serve their customers.

According to a recent partnership between The Huffington Post and Yelp, residents in Colorado have "Pool and Billiard" stores as the most popular genre of shopping in the state.

If you're a fan of Luscious Nectar in Old Town, you should probably make plans to get your "Lushie" fix sooner rather than later; because it's not going to be around for much longer.

Starting next year, all retailers in Fort Collins will be required to charge shoppers for disposable bags.

Northern Colorado is no stranger to craft beer,  but have you ever heard of craft chocolate?

As major renovations on the Foothills Mall in Fort Collins continue, some stores are shutting down, some are open during construction, and some (like Arc) are moving.

Costco AND Trader Joe's opening in northern Colorado on the same day? It all seemed too good to be true.  Turns out, it was.

The Sears store in the Foothills Mall is closing before its new location is ready, effectively leaving 67 employees without jobs.

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Well, the Fort Collins restaurant scene seems to agree; and that makes those of us who live there some lucky folks!

Before we got married, my wife and I did what any engaged couple does: had bachelor & bachelorette parties.  I went to the mountains with my groomsmen; Robyn went to She She Beauty Bar with her bridesmaids.  Unfortunately, the latter is closing for good (but at least the mountains aren't going anywhere).