Local Business

Chennelle Diong, founder and CEO of Longmont-based GoodLove Foods, secured a $150,000 deal with investor Lori Greiner on "Shark Tank" for her gluten-free frozen food brand, which specializes in celiac-safe, ready-to-bake products.

Longmont United Hospital, in partnership with Common Spirit Health, will host a Women’s Day event on April 26, offering free educational lectures, health resources, crafts, and networking opportunities to celebrate and support women’s well-being.

The New Local, a Boulder-based artisan collective, will celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8 with a free community event featuring local women and nonbinary artists, interactive workshops, and creative showcases at its historic Pearl Street location.

Longmont City Council voted 4-2 on February 25 to overturn a planning commission denial and approve a QuikTrip gas station and convenience store at 733 Ken Pratt Boulevard, with modifications to meet zoning requirements.

Longmont's newest entertainment hub, Winner’s Circle, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony last month. The venue offers a blend of interactive activities like bowling, mini golf, and axe throwing alongside a sophisticated dining experience for all ages.

In-N-Out has purchased land near Costco for its first Boulder County location, with a drive-thru and outdoor dining set to accommodate more than 100 guests.

The clinic, open 24/7, offers emergency and routine veterinary care with a focus on affordability.

The summer camp for children ages 7 to 12 teaches kids about animal care and welfare through activities and interactions with shelter animals.

Chennelle Diong, CEO of Longmont-based GoodLove Foods, will appear on Shark Tank on March 7 to pitch her gluten-free frozen food brand, which offers safe and delicious options for those with celiac disease.

Music First founder Becca Raccone filed a civil claims suit against The Longmont Social for nearly $1,200 to reimburse unpaid musicians.