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Women cyclists find help, challenging events, and a new tribe with Wildflower Outdoor

August 20, 2019 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

Two wheels and big smiles go together Women cyclists (and would-be cyclists), good news! If you’re looking for opportunities to learn, improve, and challenge yourselves, Wildflower Outdoors has cycling opportunities for women of all ages and abilities. The northern Utah group sponsors two annual Wildflower events that are noncompetitive, but both include an optional … [Read more...]

Ogden bookstore has a chocolate sweet tooth

July 8, 2019 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

Queen Bee Bookstore An Ogden bookstore—Since the birth of e-books and the meteoric rise of Amazon, many have wondered if there is really a place for brick and mortar bookstores anymore. But when I walk into The Queen Bee in Ogden, I don’t have to wonder. The self-described “Giftery, Bookery, and Chocolaterie” not only has a place in Ogden’s downtown, it also helps hold … [Read more...]

Kim Bowsher a Force in Utah Business

April 20, 2019 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

Kim Bowsher and her family have a philosophy: “You can’t know where this yes is going to take you, but you say yes and it starts to line up.” Saying yes to opportunities and challenges has made Kim a force in Utah business and a key player in Ogden’s future. Not bad for a Seattle transplant who knew no one when she moved to Utah in 2011. When she couldn’t find a company … [Read more...]

Beth Furton at Daily Rise Coffee: Coffee and Community in Ogden

April 18, 2019 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

If you are in need of a pick-me-up, visit Beth Furton at Daily Rise Coffee. I left feeling more energized, more positive, and in a better mood than when I awoke--and I didn’t even have the coffee. Daily Rise’s motto is “Promoting Positive Energy,” and you can feel it from the moment you walk in the door. Beth has spent the last 14 years creating that energizing environment … [Read more...]

Women Brewing Beer in Pink Boots: Pink Boots Society

March 19, 2019 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

Women's Brew Day: I celebrated International Women’s Day in March with some local female leaders taking a male-dominated industry by storm. I found them wearing pink work boots, making beer at Roosters’ B Street Brewery. By the time I arrived in the early afternoon, these brewers had been hard at work for over six hours. I got there just in time to see the secret ingredient … [Read more...]

Ogden Micro-Brewery Serves Up Cerveza: ¡Bravo to Mexican Beer!

March 12, 2019 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

Ogden micro-brewery serves up cerveza. Ogden’s newest, smallest craft brewery is tucked behind a Mexican restaurant next to the public works building. But don’t let its small size keep you from taking Cervezas Zolupez seriously. This small-batch brewery exploded onto the Ogden beer scene with a burst of color and Mexican flavors. From Practicing Law to Craft Brewing Javier … [Read more...]

Help Wanted: Utah’s Labor Shortage

January 16, 2019 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

  Is America running out of workers? According to a December 13, 2018 report by The Conference Board—a nonprofit organization dedicated to researching and addressing looming business issues—2019 may be a historically tight year in the labor market. This will be especially true in blue-collar industries like mining, manufacturing, maintenance, agriculture, and others … [Read more...]

Ogden Man Creates Original Bicycles from Cast-Off Parts

October 23, 2018 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

If you’ve noticed some strange bicycles around Ogden lately, you probably have Mark Johnson to thank. Johnson, a jiu-jitsu instructor who taught English at Ogden High for 21 years, has been building custom bicycles out of old parts and other salvage for his new company, UpCycle: Bikes and Boards. “My buddy was making bikes out of old bikes so I bought a couple from him. I’ve … [Read more...]

A Well-Designed Kitchen is the Soul of a Home

October 11, 2018 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

A kitchen is both the soul and nerve center of a house. It connects the family through cords of communication and cuisine. The Doyle family home in Holladay makes it a centerpiece as well. The house’s open floor plan draws you toward the large space with its expansive center island, open shelves, and abundance of natural light. It is hard to imagine the house without this … [Read more...]

A Clear Identity Crisis: Clearfield Master Plan Promotes New Business and Services with Vision 2020

September 25, 2018 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

Clearfield City has seen more than its fair share of negative press. Searching for Clearfield on Utah’s major news sites yields stories of crime, the city buying a trailer park out from under residents, and city officials demanding that a woman remove an artistic statement (a VW bug in a tree) from her own property. While there is a positive side to each of these … [Read more...]

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