National Western construction is happening now, and Elyria-Swansea is already feeling change

"I tell people, why should I leave? Why can't I make my neighborhood better?"

Denver officials don’t want to see Stockyard Inn and Saloon leave National Western center

Denver is looking to buy the land where the Stockyard Saloon sits and hopes to keep the business on site.

Denver leaders break out cowboy hats for Legacy Building unveiling

Denver philanthropists Cille and Ron Williams started off the $100 million fundraising campaign for four new buildings at the National Western Center.

National Western redevelopment starts at $765 million, and a Legacy Building is the next big reveal

Officials hope they'll be able to bring additional dollars to the project during the next seven years.

Elyria-Swansea property owner lays groundwork for small, affordable apartments

If approved, the project would be a drop in the bucket for the hundreds of residents facing economic pressures in Elyria-Swansea.

LOOK: Construction kicks off for National Western Center project changing north Denver

"Let's tear some stuff up," Mayor Michael Hancock shouted before hopping in a backhoe Friday to start the demolition at the groundbreaking event.

Denver to break ground on multi-million dollar National Western Center project

Denver officials are observing the passage of Ballot Measure 2C with a groundbreaking ceremony 11:30 a.m Friday, Nov. 3.

Denver’s head of the National Western Center revamp leaves for new gig with home developer

The National Western Center redevelopment project will be spearheaded by a new Denver official next month after longtime advocate Kelly Leid steps down.

On the National Western, Denver City Council says the community can have a voice even without an extra vote

Denver City Council on Monday moved forward the framework agreement that will govern the redevelopment of the National Western Center.

Denver has a plan for who will oversee the redeveloped National Western Center

Officials said Globeville and Elyria-Swansea residents can start benefiting from the project after the National Western Center Authority is set up.

Englewood-based Saunders Construction lands another big, controversial project in Denver

Saunders Construction is expected to lead the first wave of the National Western Center redevelopment in Elyria-Swansea.

Will Globeville residents get what they need out of Washington Street’s $23 million makeover?

"You have parents walking up and down Washington Street with a stroller and a bunch of kids, and there is no sidewalk, and it is so unsafe."

Denver doesn’t know how new National Western Community Investment Fund is going to work exactly

This new fund will somehow generate revenue from the National Western Center and in some way invest it into the communities in north Denver.

Denver wants to know: What’s the National Western’s “personality?”

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