Sports Authority

Sports Authority, as you know, had to change course - in fact, so rapidly that it scrapped plans for a Foothills Mall location last minute.  However, Mile High Stadium likely won't be taking on a new naming sponsor for a good long while.  And the reason is the same for both:

A void was left in Fort Collins when Sport Authority folded. A new sporting goods store plans to lease the vacant Sports Authority space at Foothills.

Denver Bronco's 7k & Health & Wellness Expo kick off their football season and it's like no other race you have ran this summer!

Four Executives from the now defunct Englewood, CO. based sporting goods retailer Sports Authority could have received $2.85 million dollars in bonuses until a U.S. Bankruptcy Judge denied Sports Authority the pay out. According to an article from Reuters,  bonuses were essential to ensure executives squeeze the most value out of its assets by adhering to a budget and to prevent waste...

The pizza restaurant located in Fort Collins had been serving residents of the area for the last five years. It is the second restaurant casualty over the last year at the plaza location on Harmony Road.

Could a last ditch effort in the next few days save Sports Authority stores throughout Northern Colorado, with the only change being a different name?

This week we talked about trying to get Dave & Busters to come to Foothills, but we need a backup idea. Here is one idea you may not know about, but you'll love.

With going out of business sales in full swing for Sports Authority stores in Fort Collins, it leaves what will be a huge empty space at Foothills. So what should go there?

If you received Sports Authority coupons with your Bolder Boulder packet this weekend, good luck redeeming them.

If you've been waiting for the announcement on when Sports Authority will start selling all of their merchandise at sales pricing, that time has come.

If you were hoping that Sports Authority would be able to fight off liquidation of its locations, your hope took a big blow in the courts on Monday.

After months of financial trouble, Colorado based sporting goods giant Sports Authority will be no more.