IDAHO SPRINGS — The investors behind a gondola-anchored resort and village at the historic Argo Mill have rebounded with European investors after losing $4.5 million to an alleged scam by an escrow company. “Can you believe it? We have the most amazing team in the world,” said Mary Jane Loevlie, an Idaho Springs entrepreneur who is guiding the Argo Mill project. A few hundred supporters of the project gathered Thursday afternoon to mark the groundbreaking on a gondola-based project that aims to ignite Idaho Springs’ tourist economy with a mountain-top pedestrian plaza and event space on Miner’s Point, adjacent to the 450-acre, city-owned Virginia Canyon Mountain Park. “Wha
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