King Soopers, Quik Trip, Central Park highlight development activity in Firestone

ByTommy Wood
FIRESTONE — After a strong 2020, development activity in Firestone has continued apace throughout the first quarter of 2021: Ground has broken on the town’s King Soopers expansion, the new town hall will be ready for occupancy by the fall, and new commercial tenants and developments are building up, highlighted...

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