Local Business

The J.M. Smucker Co.’s Longmont plant, which employs more than 200 people, is taking additional steps to offer employees financial support including hardship awards and guaranteed pay and benefits in the event of a closure.

In March 2020, Covid-19 buckled the nation’s economy and caused rates of unemployment to skyrocket. At the end of February, unemployment in Longmont held steady at 2.8%. Then as businesses began to temporarily close their doors, it grew to 4.

Renters in Longmont struggle during COVID.

Social media helps local businesses during COVID-19.

Local businesses discuss challenges to reopening.

Changes are happening all over, here a few happening in Longmont.

Longmont easing out of restrictions as quickly as possible.

We hope you join us in supporting local media in Longmont, services we all deserve.

We're all in this together. We've heard this phrase a lot recently. It's encouraging to think about this when times are challenging. But, do we really mean it? The Longmont Area Chamber of Commerce exists only because we are truly in this together.

Program aimed at supporting relocating, existing talent achieve home ownership in Longmont