Local Business

Our focus for the store isn't necessarily to make a big profit with our sales

La Momo Maes' new owners took over at the beginning of the year.

Owner Wes Isbutt fears the lack of nearby parking may cause his business to go fail after two hard years of dealing with COVID restrictions.

Future Fit Foods, a Longmont startup focused on easy nutritional meals

Longmont Florist has stayed in the Golter family for more than 50 years.

Longmont’s Traction Coffee wants to produce high-quality coffee without the pretension, according to co-owners Mike Murfitt and Shawn Neer, who said they just want to make excellent coffee for excellent people in Longmont and around the world.

“It’s amazing how whiskey motivated guys to go shopping,” Wroe said.

NioCorp is based in Centennial, Colorado.

Located at 110 Emery Street behind the South Main Station apartments, owner Rachel Shannon wants Dee-Oh-Gee to be the one-stop-shop for cat and dog owners in Longmont.

“I’m very passionate about my plants and my store, I just want people to know they can come in and truly feel like part of the family,” said Sacred Vines Owner Tey Walker.