Local Business

Hosted during January 2020’s 2nd Friday event, the Longmont Downtown Development Authority proudly introduces the community to seven local health and wellness practitioners

On January 1, a new law takes effect – HB19-1328 - requiring landlords to promptly respond to reports from tenants about bed bugs

Longmont EDP and Rockies Venture Club Announce Partnership to Launch St. Vrain Angel Forum

Linda Bueno is excited about her family’s Dulceria Bombon store moving just a few months ago from the Marketplace on Longmont’s Main Street to a much larger location at 249 Main Street, just south of 3rd Avenue on the west side.

A new grocery store has moved into Downtown Longmont, on Main Street. The IC Market opened for business in August on the west side at 233 Main Street.

Longmont Observer has printed t-shirts just in time for the holiday season.

Aloha Trading Company, located at 356 Main St., is sharing its space with popup businesses this holiday season.

You may have seen the “Winter Passport” logo on the ground in front of many of the local businesses on Main Street this winter.

If you meet the low income qualifications, you can get a free home energy visit, which may in turn lead to free home upgrades such as air sealing, furnace and boiler safety checks, or insulation in the crawlspace, walls, and attic.

On November 12, the company announced that they were raising their minimum wage to $15 an hour.