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 Amy Hill is the City Editor for Denver, and a newly converted Denverite, who graduated from The University of Kansas with a Bachelors degree in English. She served as a Broadcast Negotiator for three years at a prominent Advertising Agency before leaving that role to embark on her dream of moving to the mountains of Colorado. Amy currently works at a cutting edge Interior Design Firm, where she keeps her finger on the pulse of the latest fashion and style trends. In her free time you can find her doing one or more of the following: trying to master a new recipe, attending a live music venue, visiting a unique eatery, playing tennis, hiking, reading a book, wine tasting, or escaping in a movie. Obsessed with lattes and a lover of Tiramisu, she is avidly on the hunt for the best coffee and desert shops. Singing is a staple in her life, as she is forever involved in vocal groups and musical theater. Amy constantly has her eye on the upcoming crazes in the Mile High City and is always up for trying anything at least once. If you have a Denver charity or cultural event, restaurant, boutique, spa, or salon you would like covered on Miss A, please contact Amy at amy.hill@askmissa.com. |
 
Pairing wine with exotic cheese is one of life’s greatest pleasures. Savoring the flavor combination of Syrah with a bite of Drunken Goat cheese is supremely divine. At Denver’s Cork House Wine Restaurant, you can have the same experience cozied up to a warm fire, or catching a breeze on the patio. The Cork [...] 
Angels. Sometimes they are your best friend, your mother, a neighbor, or perhaps someone you’ve never met. Amy Nix, Founder & Designer of nix&stones, is an angel in her own right, as an advocate for victims of domestic violence. She has turned her passion into a means of empowering women who have suffered from [...] 
With temps reaching the high sixties last weekend, I was inclined to venture out for one of my favorite Denver desserts. For less than you’ll pay for a venti frappuccino loaded with sugar, you can happily indulge at Yogurt Guru without all the calorie remorse. The Guru explains, “Our locally owned and operated self-service [...] 
When I heard of a place in Denver that not only combines my two loves of coffee and wine, but is also steeped in a rich local history, I just had to imbibe. Paris on the Platte is known as one of Denver’s oldest coffee shops. They have survived three decades of the ever-changing [...] 
Ever think about volunteering your time or supporting a cause? One of the best ways to get involved within the Denver community is by running for a cause. Sunday April 10, 2011 at 9am, the Platte River Half Marathon and Buckhorn Exchange Relay will kick off its 9th Annual Race, with proceeds benefiting the [...] 
On a chilly February evening, seven ladies braved the cold in dresses and heels, to one of Denver’s newest and most raved about supper clubs, Ocean Prime. Upon entering, we were immediately taken back by the dreaminess of their foyer. A combination of textures from sea-hued backlighting to smooth onyx, and a tranquil water [...] 
Spring is just around the corner. After all those frosty months of winter, its time to start peeling off the layers and preparing for the sunshine. If you are someone who wants a healthy, natural looking glow without the harmful rays of tanning beds or over-exposure to sun, then Chic Bronzing is your best [...] 
Nestled beside the infamous Gershwin Theater between Broadway and 8th lies an Italian Gem the locals are raving about. I simply had to stop in for a bite. Greeted by welcoming smiles and flickering candlelight, the ambiance inside Azaela instantly melts the chill right out of my icy journey to get there. This quaint [...] 
Searching for a trendy hot spot with exotic cuisine? Look no further than the 9th Door, located in the heart of LoDo at 1808 Blake Street. This place has it all, from exquisite décor to live music, and food that is melt in your mouth delicious. Bask in the glow of this dimly lit, [...] |
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March 23rd, 2011 
