Tucked into the back of a long narrow lot near Salt Lake’s 9th & 9th district, Nathan Florence’s artist studio is a creative oasis in the midst of a bustling neighborhood. It’s a spot filled with natural light pouring in through the second-story windows on the west elevation, dappled by the shade of mature trees growing around the structure. On every surface are objects … [Read more...]
Curtis Lindley of Pago
Ever wonder where the “Farm to Table” style originated in Salt Lake? Who started the trend? Take a walk to the popular corner of 9th and 9th and you’ll see Pago, a local-sourcing dining experience. It is no wonder why Pago’s Head Chef, Curtis Lindley, fits right in with this fresh, authentic style of cooking. Pago stands out for its down-to-earth, inviting, and adaptable … [Read more...]
Box Houses on the Rise in SLC Neighborhoods
Are large, contemporary box homes the answer to attracting more Salt Lake City residents? If the growth and popularity of Icon Homes is any indication, then we can expect a lot more big boxes coming to a neighborhood near you. As valley real estate prices reach pre-recession levels, new homeowners are looking for ways to live closer to their work places, but still enjoy some … [Read more...]
Blue Copper Roasters
Blue Copper was founded in 2013 to fill of niche of specialty roasters in Salt Lake City. According to their website they focus on “sourcing in season, sustainably farmed, ethically imported green beans.” They roast at their facility in the Matsuura Printing building just south of 900 South on 200 West. Besides serving coffee around town on their bicycle cart, Blue Copper … [Read more...]
University Vet
Owning and operating your own business is a dream for many, but owning and operating a successful business with your spouse can be even more rewarding. Working side by side for the last 15 years, Jim Ack and Lynn McCarron have provided quality animal care in Salt Lake City with University Veterinary Hospital and Diagnostic Center. Both Ohio natives, Jim and Lynn met while … [Read more...]