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Senior editor at @5280Magazine in Denver. Alum of @TexasMonthly, @TexasObserver, @TheAlcalde & @RiceUniversity. Can't resist a good story.
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She Gave a Stranger Her Kidney. Now They’re Friends and Athletes in Denver’s Transplant Games.

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By Rose Cahalan Verified
| 5280 Magazine Verified
Mark McIntosh was running out of time. It was summer 2024, and the former Denver sportscaster, who spent 18 years calling games and interviewing athletes on KCNC (Channel 4), was living with amyloidosis, a rare disease where misshapen clumps of protein build up in your organs. Chemotherapy kept it at bay, but the condition destroyed his kidneys, and he needed dialysis to stay alive. “I was chained to a machine for four hours at a time, three days a week,” he recalls.
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4 Great Spots To Admire Western Art in Denver

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By Rose Cahalan Verified
| 5280 Magazine Verified
Western art is big business these days. In February, a painting by 19th-century cowboy specialist Frederic Remington sold for an absurd $11 million at auction in New York. Just a month before that, a new record was set for the most profitable sale of a Western art collection in U.S. history: works previously owned by energy titan Bill Koch went for $84 million. “Culturally, the West is having a moment,” Christie’s head of American art, Tylee Abbott, told Artnet.
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A Denver Lawyer Explains Why the Patagonia v. Pattie Gonia Lawsuit Is a Drag

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By Rose Cahalan Verified
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Perhaps no one in Colorado has been following the Pattie Gonia vs. Patagonia lawsuit with more interest—and more knowledge—than Tim Holbrook. Not only is the University of Denver professor an internationally renowned expert on intellectual property law (his work has been cited before the U.S. Supreme Court), and a longtime advocate for LGBTQ+ rights (he teamed up with pro football players back in 2015 to help win the fight for nationwide marriage equality), he’s also a fan of drag.
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