Feb. 26, 2021: The Pandemic Impact On A Fort Morgan Restaurant; Tattered Cover & Hue-Man

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Ryan WarnerRyan Warner
By Ryan Warner
February 26, 2021
Clara Villarosa (left) at her former bookstore in Five Points, Hue-Man. She's teaming up with Tattered Cover owner Kwame Spearman (right) to bring the Hue-Man experience back to Denver and expand the Tattered's selection of diverse literature. Clara Villarosa (left) at her former bookstore in Five Points, Hue-Man. She's teaming up with Tattered Cover owner Kwame Spearman (right) to bring the Hue-Man experience back to Denver and expand the Tattered's selection of diverse literature. Courtesy of Tattered Cover. Photo collage made by Diptic app
Clara Villarosa (left) at her former bookstore in Five Points, Hue-Man. She's teaming up with Tattered Cover owner Kwame Spearman (right) to bring the Hue-Man experience back to Denver and expand the Tattered's selection of diverse literature.

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Feb. 26, 2021: The Pandemic Impact On A Fort Morgan Restaurant; Tattered Cover & Hue-Man

The Fort Morgan restaurant, Elaine’s Place, has struggled to stay afloat in the pandemic. Then, remembering Grand Junction’s Olga Archuleta who died of COVID-19 in December. Later, Tattered Cover teams up with Hue-Man, the former Denver bookstore that brought diverse literature to the city. Plus, listen to wind from Mars! And, new music from South of France.

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