Local Business

Many members of the Longmont community have recently visited Motherlode Cafe only to find this announcement on the front door.

Family Village and Nesting Your Business are celebrating moms in the workforce by hosting a Business Retreat for Moms on October 5 and 6, 2018.

Source: Kaique on Pexels.com Longmont is welcoming three new businesses. Sundry on Main , opened on Friday, September 28, is a 200 sq.

Written by Kasey Grim Meet Amy and Cody. These two are the husband and wife team behind Lucky Bee Cut Flowers . They invited me out to their flower farm near Longmont to do a personal branding photo shoot.

Source: City of Longmont The City of Longmont invites residents to attend two public hearings to discuss the City of Longmont 2019 proposed operating budget and the proposed 2019-2023 Capital Improvement Program .

Originally designed to be a malt whiskey, Longtucky Spirits' newest release has been labeled a beirschnapps, Tiny's Oktoberfest Beirschnapps to be exact. This beirschnapps will be released on September 28, just in time for Oktoberfest.

Toppers Pizza had two Longmont locations until recently, when they closed the doors of the 17th Avenue and Hover St. location. The location at 5 Ken Pratt Blvd #100, Longmont remains open.

Dizzy Family Fun Center is closing its doors. Aaron Nagell, the owner of Dizzy, stated that he has not finalized the actual date of closing yet but customers should expect it to be either September 30 or October 7.

Photo from Longmont Power and Communications Facebook Longmont Power & Communications (LPC) is celebrating Public Power Week with a coloring contest. Public Power Week is held in the first full week of October ( Oct. 7-13 ).

Left Hand Robotics co-founder Terry Olkin sat down with the Longmont Observer. Left Hand Robotics is in the process of designing and building self-driving, snow-clearing robots for the commercial sector.