Local Business

A plaque dedication ceremony was held yesterday to honor the completion of a new tiny home in the VCP’s Longmont veterans’ housing village. The home was constructed thanks to a $50,000 grant from the Longmont United Hospital Foundation.

Daisy is expanding into Boulder and Castle Rock. The branch will be led by, A.J. Kuhrmeyer, the previous franchisee of SaaviHome.

Longmont’s beloved consignment boutique celebrates a new chapter with a grand re-opening May 9–10, offering curated fashion, décor, and designer treasures in an 11,000-square-foot space.

Virginia and Dorothea, both celebrating their 100th birthdays, are honored by family, friends, and caregivers from TRU Community Care in Longmont. Their journeys highlight resilience, kindness, and a lifetime of deep community connections.

With federal broadband funding gone, NextLight’s Internet Assistance Program now helps over 1,000 low-income Longmont households stay connected with discounted fiber internet.

Longmont and Loveland’s Urban Field Pizza placed fifth for Detroit-style and seventh for pan-style pizza at the International Pizza Expo, one of the most prestigious events in the global pizza industry.

Residents and businesses in Longmont can now recycle leftover paint, stain, and varnish at the St. Vrain Habitat ReStore through the PaintCare program, which aims to keep paint out of landfills and promote reuse.

The City of Boulder is now accepting applications from nonprofits and organizers with nonprofit sponsorship for community-based events occurring between June and December, with grants possibly up to $5,000 available.

OUR Center will convert its underused Community Closet into space for expanded childcare, food distribution, and educational programming to better serve Longmont families in need.

Sunflower Farm in Longmont welcomes spring with newborn goats, weekend Farmfest events, and an upcoming student-made documentary on regenerative farming.