DENVER — After the announcement of a new Denver Broncos stadium in the historic La Alma-Lincoln Park neighborhood, residents and local businesses are weighing what that transformation could mean for their vibrant community.

As one of Denver's oldest and most diverse neighborhoods, La Alma-Lincoln Park has seen considerable change in recent years, with a burgeoning art scene on Santa Fe and light rail access on Osage Street drawing more people to the area. The arrival of a new stadium promises to bring even more activity and a new spotlight.

“I think it will bring some fresh life to the neighborhood, more opportunities for the neighborhood, for the restaurant,” said Tiffany Emmons, assistant general manager of the Buckhorn Exchange.

The legendary steakhouse, a local staple for more tha

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