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Utah’s Exceptional Burgers: Where to Get Them this Week

March 9, 2018 by Ted Scheffler Leave a Comment

Meditrina I just heard from Meditrina chef/owner Jen Gilroy who checked in to tell me that Meditrina began serving their new Express Lunch this week. Lunch hours are from 11 AM to 3 PM, followed by a Snack Happy Hour from 3 to 5 PM. The Express Lunch is aimed at customers who want to enjoy items like Meditrina’s famous Mushroom and Brie Burger (now back on the menu) in 45 … [Read more...]

Four Utah Coffee Spots You Need to Visit

May 15, 2017 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

Pink Elephant Coffee Roasters Mitch and Kelley Baker, owners of Pink Elephant Coffee Roasters in Park City, began roasting coffee as a hobby. They started small, only roasting a couple of grams at a time. After much trial and error, research, and many cuppings, they finally were able to achieve the product they offer today. Mitch is the main roaster, and he roasts several … [Read more...]

Changes Coming To Ogden’s Washington Boulevard

January 27, 2017 by Maria Milligan Leave a Comment

Ogden’s Historic 25th Street seems to have been brought back to life in recent years as new businesses and restorations have sped up the pulse of downtown. And this new vibrancy may be contagious; it seems to be spreading down Washington Boulevard. I spoke with Ogden City planner John Mayer to find out what lies ahead for the blocks of Washington near 25th Street. Mayer says … [Read more...]

Things To Do in September

September 6, 2016 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

September 9-11: Salt Lake City Greek Festival. Come and enjoy the food, dancing, customs and hospitality. Experience the flavors, sights, sounds and learn about the Greek Orthodox faith and the traditions of Greece. Hours are 11am to 11pm Friday and Saturday and 11 am to 8 pm Sunday at 279 S 300 W. Admission is $3 Visit www.saltlakegreekfestival.com/index.php for more … [Read more...]

Artist Vanessa Colunga Brings Beauty to Horror

October 21, 2015 by Connie Lewis Leave a Comment

Vanessa Colunga’s art is filled with images of monsters, aliens and the stuff of nightmares. But her art transforms nightmares into works admired and appreciated.  Vanessa says, “Scrawling out stick figures for my parents and grandparents is one of my first vivid memories as a child.” People always ask her how long she’s been making art and she always gives the same … [Read more...]

Brunch In Ogden

September 17, 2015 by Brett Turner Leave a Comment

If you’re like me, you rarely pass up an opportunity to partake of bacon. Pig & A Jelly Jar Recently, my girlfriend and I were strolling along Historic 25th street and happened upon Pig & A Jelly Jar. As we walked through the 100-year-old structure, we appreciated the efforts made to preserve the rich history of this establishment’s brick walls, high ceilings, and … [Read more...]

Utah Supports Utah Festival

August 26, 2015 by Utah Stories Leave a Comment

Community Press Release Ogden's Utah Supports Utah Festival is an event bringing together some of the most talented musicians and performers from around the state. The festival  highlights local businesses and the incredible work being done throughout Utah and the extraordinary people behind the endeavors and companies.   August 29, 2015 at 1:00 pm Ogden … [Read more...]

Hidden Utah – Ogden

August 6, 2015 by Kim Bowsher Leave a Comment

There are many things Ogden is known for; the classic pool scene in The Sandlot, a once derelict downtown turned robust, some of the best hiking and cycling trails in the state and of course skiing. There are other things that you can easily miss. In a new book, Secrets of the Ogden Trails, a collective of authors share stories about the Ogden Trails Network; how the … [Read more...]

Mojave Nomads

July 30, 2015 by Emily McLean Leave a Comment

A love for rock ‘n’ roll spurred the formation of Mojave Nomads. After attending a concert, lead singer Tyler Harris and guitarist Colter Hill thought, “Why can’t we do that? We love rock ‘n’ roll too!” Drummer Cole Eisenhour had jammed with Colter back in high school and a call out on Twitter for a bassist brought in Bryton Bell. The summer of 2014 saw them writing songs … [Read more...]

Roosters Brewing Celebrates 20 years in Ogden

July 17, 2015 by Ogden Reborn Leave a Comment

“We are a big fish in a little pond. We use food, time, and love to make an impact.” ~Kym Buttschardt, Owner, Roosters Brewing Co. If you take a glance into Ogden’s not-so-distant past, 25th Street wasn’t always the desirable location that it is today. Many of the charming little storefronts were boarded-up and run-down, and the street was rife with gang activity. Most … [Read more...]

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