Utah Business
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The Nerd Store
Just like any subculture, there are various elements/factions of Geek subculture. Just to name a few, there are Gaming Nerds, Dungeons and Dragon Nerds, Anime Nerds, the list goes on,…
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Help Wanted: Utah’s Labor Shortage
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…
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Homeless in Sugar House: The Problem Does Not Go Away, Only Moves Around
For decades, Salt Lake City’s Rio Grande district carried the reputation of a scary and blighted area, rife with drugs and crime. Once a bustling transit hub during America’s…
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Elevate Your Wardrobe at Flight in Trolley Square
Born from a desire to serve fashionistas along the Wasatch Front, Kristen Doyon and Blaire Isleib joined forces to open their flagship store on Park City’s Main Street in 2009.…
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Downtown’s Restaurant Scene—Out with the Old and in with the New
As some of Salt Lake’s oldest restaurants close, new ones move in to fill the gap with cutting-edge, creative menus.
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The Republican on State Street
Soccer, darts, whiskey, DJs, and mystery beers—find them all at The Republican.
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Moab’s Back of Beyond Books Proves that Indie Book Sellers Can Still Make It
Offering expert advice and dealing in rare Americana books, Back of Beyond has found a niche in Moab.
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Ridiculous Vaping Bill Dies
Overzealous advocate for nonsense, Clinton, Utah, Representative Paul Ray, attempted to pass a bill that would have killed the vaping industry in Utah with an 86.5 percent tax. Ray sponsored…
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Elm Studios: Turning Dreams into Reality with Hard Work and Talent
Through a solid business model, motivation and skill the partners at Elm Studios are running a successful video production business.
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Cataract Canyon – Taming the Wild Beast
How the Cataract Canyon section of the Colorado River went from being one of the deadliest rivers in North America to a family destination for all ages.
