Denver skateshop files for bankruptcy, closes Boulder store
DENVER — 303 Boards, a Denver-based chain of skateboard shops, recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and closed its Boulder outpost, according to BusinessDen.
“We are unfortunately closing our Boulder location after 7 great years,” 303 Boards posted on Instagram. “As corporate America takes over and the economy gets harder and harder to navigate, we all need to try and support local and small businesses before they all disappear.”
The company intends to keep open its Denver skateshops at 1338 E. Colfax Ave. and 1288 S. Broadway.
303 Boards, a Denver-based chain of skateboard shops, recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and closed its Boulder outpost.
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