How downtown Denver has changed since last All-Star Game in 1998

LoDo business owner reflects on changes in neighborhood since last All-Star Game in Denver
"You could park for free, most of the buildings were vacant, it was very desolate," said Laurie Helmick, owner of Luxe Salon in LoDo.
Author: Victoria De Leon
Updated: 6:45 PM MDT July 13, 2021
DENVER — A lot has changed in the Denver's Lower Downtown or "LoDo" neighborhood since the last All-Star Game in the city 23 years ago. The developments over the last two decades turned the neighborhood into one of the city's most popular places for restaurants, bars and tourism. 
The owner of Luxe Salon, Laurie Helmick, opened her business not long after Coors Field was built in 1995 and has had a front row seat to the changing neighborhood ever since. 

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