Local Business

Patients are always concerned about the cost of medical services. What many do not know is that hospitals across the U.S. are required to post their prices for services online.

La Momo Maes, a local bakery, makes its debut on cable television when a local couple starred in an upcoming episode of HGTV's House Hunters. During the episode, the local couple visited La Momo Maes Bakery for a cake consultation for their upcoming nuptials.

Imagine being able to walk out of your private home and right into the center of your community. Neighbors have just started an exercise class in the shared courtyard while the neighborhood children play tag as they get ready to head off to school together.

Publisher note: This is not referencing the fiber- based NextLight internet service. It is only referencing the wireless/wifi service a handful of customers currently subscribe to.

Simply Bulk, located at 418 Main Street, is the closest thing to a supermarket Longmont has in the downtown area. And while they stock a variety of items, their main focus is bulk foods.

Terrapin Care Station (TCS) became the first cannabis dispensary to open its doors in Longmont proper on November 19, 2018, and with over a month to settle in, they now enter the new year spreading deeper roots in the Longmont community.

"Life is just happening to us, we are just too busy and the thing that often times falls by the wayside is our ability to stay connected and in touch," says Adrian Chenault, CEO of Contact Mapping.

On December 10th, big box retailer At Home opened its newest location at 955 South Hover Street, the location of the JC Penney which closed in June of 2017. This is At Home's 4th location in Colorado and their 178th nationwide.

Left Hand Brewing has partnered with Great Brands to expand its international distribution into Sweden with Left Hand’s flagship brand, Milk Stout Nitro, which will be available in 12 oz bottles this month in Systembolaget—government-owned liquor sto

Longmont Dairy contributes to schools each year by reimbursing five cents for each dairy milk cap turned in to the school. On Dec. 5, Longmont Dairy visited Blue Mountain Elementary for a special ceremony.