Local Business

“Parece que la cantidad de nuestros clientes es la misma que la temperatura. 80 grados 80 clientes, 8 grados 8 clientes. El invierno está aquí, pero la taverna puede que no esté aquí por mucho más tiempo,” expresaron en un post de Facebook reciente.

El cambio implica limitaciones más estrictas para negocios y reuniones en persona, incluyendo aquellos que no se llevan a cabo en espacios públicos.

The change means further limits on businesses and in-person gatherings, including those not held in public spaces. 

Located just off 11th Avenue and Francis Street, one of Longmont’s newest small businesses offers more than just lattes, coffee, and blended drinks. It specializes in Boba and milk teas, which are not always easy to find. 

 A Thai Sticky Rice will serve a range of expected Thai dishes such as noodles, curries, stir-fries and fried rice. There also are some specialties such as a spicy papaya salad and a take on coconut milk soup.

Debby Telfer, a computer science programming and web development teacher in Skyline High School’s Pathways in Technology  Early College High, or PTECH, program, said she hopes to be able to give something to her students for Thanksgiving.

The converted 16,000-square-foot warehouse on Weaver Road houses 54 target lanes, classroom space and a pro shop with repair and bow-tuning services. There, archery hobbyists and professionals can enjoy the sport, practice their skills and engage in competitions.

Located about a mile southeast of Longmont’s Oskar Blues, Jack’s Solar Garden will produce enough power for over 300 homes in Boulder County.

The Midtown Handmade vending machine, at 921 Kimbark St., allows local makers who can no longer sell at craft fairs to think differently and sell their items in a unique way. The vending machine is available 24 hours, seven days a week. 

With 18 local restaurant partners and plans to add more, local service offers a more personal, less expensive option to national competitors.