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Growing up, an NYC investor found his hometown Logan suffocating. Now he says it would be ‘foolish’ to ignore.
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In other news: A Forbes Advisor article finds that Utah ranks high in technological jobs.
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Four months after first being announced, the Draper’s Trader Joe’s location has a grand opening date in March.
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A Goldman Sachs survey finds that 70% of small business owners give the federal government a grade of C or below for the effectiveness of programs, services and tax credits available to them.
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Even though most stores will be closed on Christmas, allowing employees the opportunity to spend time with their families, several stores will still remain open on Christmas Day.
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Yesterday Bridgerland Technical College in Logan held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for their new entrepreneurship and innovation center that will help students and small businesses in Cache Valley.
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In the last two decades, the number of women-owned businesses in Utah has grown by 77% — but women still own only 16% of Utah businesses.
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Meetings are part of daily life for most people. A new book co-authored by Dr. Joseph Allen provides a step-by-step guide on how to plan and guide a successful meeting in-person or virtually.
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Faced with a $4.3 million tab for a new sprinkler system, the Logan Golf and Country Club is weighing several options. These include an acquisition offer from Cache Valley business notable David Jenkins, a club member himself who says his primary interest is ensuring the future of the private club for the benefit of its members and the community at large.
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Oregon based coffee chain Dutch Bros Coffee had a successful grand opening in Logan last Friday, and with that success came long lines of excited customers spilling out onto the shoulder of Main Street.