Local Business

Start to Home, launched less than a month ago by the Longmont Economic Development Partnership and Cornerstone Home Lending Inc., draws on a network of national and local partners to help ease the way to home ownership. The program offers a number of incentives to those seeking to move to Longmont, as well as those seeking to stay in Longmont.

The three-unit deal fuels the company’s national expansion

Announced last week, Alfalfa’s, which bills itself as an accessible health food store, will open its doors at 700 Ken Pratt Blvd., in the former Lucky’s location.

Owners consolidate business to survive COVID-19.

County received requests for financial support totaling six times the amount of funding available

In just 2 ½ weeks in May, employees across 23 of Aggregate Industries' work sites collected a whopping 6,500 pounds of non-perishable foods and household goods and chose the OUR Center in Longmont as the recipient of their efforts.

A new grant offered by the Longmont Downtown Development Authority, or LDDA, aims to alleviate some of the pressure business owners are feeling and to help them safely reopen in the wake of COVID-19 closures and restrictions.

The Strongmont Grant Fund on Monday announced it has issued grants of up to $10,000 to 23 local small businesses.

Safer at home this week became “safer at home and in the vast, great outdoors” when COVID-19 restrictions were loosened by Gov. Jared Polis. The newest step in reopening businesses gave Longmont’s Mile-Hi Skydiving Center the opportunity to once again spread its wings.

Gov. Jared Polis on Thursday issued an executive order allowing Colorado businesses to refuse service to customers who won’t wear masks to prevent transmission of coronavirus.