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Downtown board delays Gasoline Alley issue

by Amanda Miller Published: May 16,2012

Tags: bar, Downtown, downtown review board, gasoline alley, Sam Guadagnoli

The Downtown Review Board voted unanimously today to postpone the hearing on an application for a conditional use permit to expand downtown bar Gasoline Alley. The proposal to expand has become controversial because downtown business owners and residents say there are already too many downtown bars, bringing noise and crowds. Vince Lindon, an attorney representing [...] [...]

Soundoff: Should Gasoline Alley be allowed to expand?

by Rob Larimer Published: May 14,2012

Tags: Downtown, gasoline alley, Sam Guadagnoli

Sam Guadagnoli, who oversees a dynasty of downtown nightclubs, wants to expand one of his bars, Gasoline Alley at  28 N. Tejon St., into the vacant storefront next door. Several neighboring residents and businesses have complained, saying downtown doesn’t need any more bars that bring noise and trash. Others, however, say the expansion is a good [...] [...]

Downtowners fuming over Gasoline Alley expansion (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: May 10,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, Downtown, gasoline alley, guadagnoli, Retail

City planners will decide May 16 whether downtown bar and club owners Sam and Kathy Guadagnoli will be allowed to expand their Gasoline Alley nightclub ... [...]

Phantom Canyon expanding, adding patio

by Amanda Miller Published: May 8,2012

Tags: Bristol, Colorado Springs, Downtown, Ivywild, Murphy Constructors, Phantom Canyon Brewing

Phantom Canyon Brewing Company, at the corner of Pikes Peak and Cascade avenues, will begin construction next month on a two-story addition and outdoor patio on the north side of its building. [...]

Bakery selling in Plaza kiosk

by Amanda Miller Published: April 18,2012

Tags: Angela Valencia, bakery, Colorado Springs, Downtown, new business, Plaza of teh Rockies, Tita de Toro

Tinta de Toro started selling pastries and baked goods from a kiosk in the Plaza of the Rockies building downtown in March. The location has been good for the little bakery. Company owner Angela Valencia has been impressed with how swiftly her business has grown since she started there. She works at the kiosk on [...] [...]

Spa and boutique going in on quiet downtown street

by Amanda Miller Published: April 9,2012

Tags: bijou, boutique, cake crumbs, Colorado Springs, Downtown, new business, spa

Hyacinth’s Boutique and Spa is preparing to move into vacant space on the struggling block of Bijou Street between Tejon Street and Cascade Avenue. The block endured a hard winter during which time two restaurant closed, a photography shop moved out and no leases were signed. Claudine Malcolm-Telley plans to open her business at 24 E. [...] [...]

Developers opting not to build apartments downtown (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: March 30,2012

Tags: apartments, development, Downtown

Downtown advocates know that one of the primary ingredients for revitalization is residential development, but apartments are going up everywhere around the city except in the urban core. [...]

Manitou chocolate and ice cream shop makes a go downtown

by Amanda Miller Published: March 26,2012

Tags: Chocolate shop, Colorado Springs, Downtown, new store

Pikes Peak Chocolate and Ice Cream in Manitou Springs opened its second shop earlier this month in downtown Colorado Springs. Owner, Laura Thomason, opened the first store five years ago. “She was looking to open another location,” said Rose Rozell, the store manager at Colorado Springs location. “With Manitou being so small, she didn’t want [...] [...]

Downtown kicking around ideas for Alley Arts District (access required)

by Amanda Miller Published: March 2,2012

Tags: alley arts district, development, Downtown

Alleys around the world have bad reputations to live down. And those in Colorado Springs are no exception. The Downtown Partnership aims to transform Colorado Springs’ alleys, two of them to start, from smelly, dirty places where the homeless sleep and garbage stacks up to comfortable pathways from parking to downtown filled with art and [...] [...]

Town hall meeting attendees dream big for downtown

by Amanda Miller Published: February 24,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, Downtown, Mayor, revitalization, Steve Bach, steve cox, town hall meeting

More than 100 people showed up to Mayor Steve Bach’s town hall meeting at the Penrose Library Wednesday to talk about how to revitalize downtown. Ideas included creating an Olympics museum, building a Sky Sox stadium, adding high-speed rail, offering more housing options and improving access from Interstate 25. Bach used the opportunity to reiterate [...] [...]

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