Local Business

The Energize Colorado Gap Fund will provide more than $25 million in small business loans and grants to boost small businesses impacted by COVID-19.

Scott Cook, CEO of the Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce, in an email said 10 member businesses have closed as a result of difficulties caused by the pandemic.

Attendees will learn about Hispanic consumers, so they can better understand them and be able to strategically design their marketing campaigns

Best Maternity Care Hospitals meet care standards as determined by the nonprofit Leapfrog Group, which uses performance reports and patient safety data to assess hospitals.

The store, which hopes to open mid-fall in the former Lucky's Market space, is seeking to develop Longmont-focused nonprofit partnerships and bring locally made items for sale. 

Sarah Morgan took over formal ownership of Martinis on July 1. Now when she talks about her hopes for the restaurant, a lot of her statements revolve around what she wants to serve customers and what it’s been like to welcome them back after COVID-19 closures.

The LDDA is offering grants of up to $3,500 to help businesses with costs associated with safely reopening.

At this time, we are operating as an essential business and therefore are closer to service of a local grocery store,” Longmont coordinator for Boulder County Farmers Markets Elyse Wood said.

Local barbers and stylists are adjusting to life back at work with a twist. 

Instead of in-person speakers and panel discussions, Longmont Startup Week,, which starts Monday, will be virtual, embracing technology to keep ideas flowing amid the coronavirus pandemic.