Local Business

The next drawing is scheduled for Dec. 30. 

Steve’s Distributing, which does business as Steve’s Goods, was among six sellers of products containing CBD that were targeted by the FTC for allegedly making a wide range of scientifically unsupported claims about the products’ ability to treat serious health conditions, including cancer, heart disease, hypertension, Alzheimer’s disease and others, according to a news release.

While Cheese Importers is relatively new to South Main Street, having taken over the former Longmont Power and Communications building in 2012, it has been operating in the city since the early 1970s.

EforAll is one of 36 grant recipients chosen from a pool of more than 400 organizations. It was selected for its proven approach to helping underrepresented individuals start and grow businesses in a variety of industries, according to a news release. 

Food truck is becoming a hometown favorite with its biscuit sandwiches and jam, too.

Raising Cane's held two “very important customer” events Monday for lunch and dinner. Each served about 600 meals, free to customers who had received special invitations. The day served as a dry run for restaurant operations staff, helping them test processes and iron out kinks.

Since taking over O’Shay’s three years ago, owner Reuben Verplank said has tried to make as few changes as possible:  “It was important not to make changes that would be so substantive that it would feel like a different place."

Solid Power, based in Louisville, is attempting to overcome two major obstacles in the electric car landscape.

Los negocios de fitness en Longmont han encontrado maneras de mantenerse a flote a pesar de las restricciones durante. Estas son cinco de las historias de cómo lo han hecho.

Longmont fitness businesses are finding ways to remain afloat in the face of COVID-related restrictions. Here are five stories of how they are doing so.