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Sheplers sign to stay as church replaces Boot Barn in Greenwood Village

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By Thomas Gounley Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
The sign for the former Sheplers at 8500 E. Orchard Road Greenwood Village will remain when Grace Chapel takes over the building. (Thomas Gounley, BusinessDen) PUBLISHED: August 27, 2026 at 3:01 PM MDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Last week, the Greenwood Village City Council was tasked with discussing a church taking over the Boot Barn property at 8500 E. Orchard Road. But they mostly wanted to talk about the sign on the property for a former western wear retailer. “It’s an eyesore.
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Sheplers sign to stay as church replaces Boot Barn in Greenwood Village

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By Thomas Gounley Verified
| BusinessDen Verified
City leaders were split on the sign. “It’s an eyesore.” “Have you no mercy or nostalgia?” The Sheplers sign at 8500 E. Orchard Road on Aug. 26, 2026. (Thomas Gounley/BusinessDen) Last week, the Greenwood Village City Council was tasked with discussing a church taking over the Boot Barn property at 8500 E. Orchard Road. But they mostly wanted to talk about the sign on the property for a former western wear retailer. “It’s an eyesore. It does not fit in with the city,” said Councilman Paul Wiesner.
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New Dragul investor says he’s still committing fraud

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By Thomas Gounley Verified
| BusinessDen Verified
Convicted fraudster Gary Dragul hasn’t changed, according to a local investor that sued him last week. “The conduct alleged in this Complaint appears to be a continuation of the same scheme for which Gary Dragul was previously convicted,” reads the lawsuit filed by The Eleven Fund. The Denver-based Eleven Fund calls itself a “multistrategy growth fund” that invests in consumer, technology and life sciences companies.
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