Steve Marshall

1 week ago | kosi101.com | Steve Marshall

For the first time in 25 years the Denver metro is getting a new Cracker Barrel restaurant. Known for their comfort food, Cracker Barrel is opening a new location on Monday in the Central Park area of Denver, just off East 40th Ave. Weary travelers on I-70 can stop by for breakfast, lunch or dinner and then do a little shopping in the store. Cracker Barrel already has locations in Loveland, Northglenn, Pueblo and the Springs, and now the north Denver area has one.

1 week ago | kosi101.com | Steve Marshall

Don’t want to exercise? Turns out you can get some of the same benefits by just RUSHING THROUGH STUFF all the time. A study in the journal “Circulation” found doing random tasks and chores FASTER might do wonders for your health. Researchers tracked the movements of 24,000 adults for about a week. None of them were people who got regular exercise. The ones who did minor tasks “briskly” saw major health benefits years later.

1 week ago | kosi101.com | Steve Marshall

It’s TAX day which can be stressful. Putting a positive spin on it can help so here’s some of the best Tax Day deals you can take advantage of and lessen the pain a little. 1. Krispy Kreme has a buy-one-get-one deal. Buy a dozen donuts and you’ll only pay sales tax for a second dozen of their Original Glazed. 2.  Burger King has one-cent cheeseburgers. You have to be a Royal Perks member and go through their app. You can get one cheeseburger for a penny if you spend at least $1. 3.

1 week ago | kosi101.com | Steve Marshall

For the past few months we’ve heard about the upcoming trip to space for Katy Perry and the all female crew of the Blue Origin rocket, a company owned by Jeff Bezos. The all female crew was led by Aisha Bowe, a former NASA rocket scientist; Amanda Nguyen, a bioastronautics research scientist; TV personality Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, a former journalist who is Jeff Bezos’ fiancée, and of course pop star Katy Perry.

2 weeks ago | kosi101.com | Steve Marshall

UNCATEGORIZED Apr 11, 2025, 7:52 AM | Updated: 7:54 am It’s the end of an era. After 72 years Publishers Clearing House, you know the people that show up at homes across America and hand out giant checks, has gone bankrupt. It was initially founded as an alternative to door-to-door magazine subscription sales by offering bulk mail direct marketing . . . but it was best known for their prize sweepstakes, which became a sensation in the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.