Local Business

Amid mild fanfare on April 16, Governor Polis signed SB-181, also known as the Protect Public Welfare Oil and Gas Operations Act. Before signing the bill, Gov. Polis declared hope that the law would mean, “the oil and gas wars that have enveloped our state are over.”

Have you ever looked into your closet before a date and thought, 'I have nothing that fits'? This was the thought of Ian Landi, co-founder of Molded Apparel.

"We've been trying to come to Longmont for a long time," said Ken Wagner, General Manager of the store.

Best Friends will be released on Thursday, May 2.

With a newly constructed Popeyes location on Main Street, and the boarded-up Jack in the Box down the street, both corporate businesses stand present in high-traffic North Longmont with much going on behind the drive-thru curtain.

Cultivate seeks to help seniors with a variety of local programs driven by community volunteers. The "Carry-Out Caravan" initiative, which began in 1983, focuses on the challenges of seniors getting their groceries. Cultivate volunteers assist seniors with the ordering, purchasing and delivering of groceries from their partner, King Soopers.

On May 4, 2019, the much-loved distillery will be opening its doors one last time.

The genesis of Training for Warriors was created by Martin Rooney in 1998 from the training program he designed for Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) professionals.

Welcome to the fifth annual Longmont Housing Affordability Review. The goal of this report is to compare the affordability of homes in Longmont to the affordability of other nearby towns.

On March 15, 2019, three men, Dale VanZant, Thomas Briggs and Jeff Bowman submitted a document to the City of Longmont that included recommendations for Vance Brand Airport.