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Draper small business outfits Garth Brooks' crew with custom hats
DRAPER — A local hat maker was invited backstage to outfit Garth Brooks and his touring team during his Friday night concert in Salt Lake City. Avree Eveson, owner of The Hat Haus, a custom trucker hat business, said the experience was a pinch-me moment — especially when she got to meet Brooks himself.
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Utah Welders Now Build The Train Car Bodies Stadler Once Shipped From Europe
Celia-Marie Bartholomew heard about an apprenticeship with Stadler in her high school welding class. “At the time, I didn’t really know what I wanted to do with my future,” she told the Deseret News. “I wasn’t sure if college was the right path. But now, I’m on track to earn a degree while I’m getting professional work experience and, hopefully, have a job offer waiting for me at the end.”
Gephardt Daily
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Phase 1 of The Point gets underway
Phase 1 of The Point has started, marking visible progress on the 104-acre downtown district in Draper, Utah, USA. The Point is a planned privately delivered district designed to transform one of Utah’s most significant state-owned land assets into a long-term economic engine, gathering place and quality-of-life asset. The initial downtown core is the first chapter of a broader multi-phase, 600-acre vision for housing, jobs, retail, restaurants, entertainment, health care, innovation, parks, trails and public gathering spaces.
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Bingham Research Center Receives Grant Funding For Continued Research
The USU Bingham Research Center distributed their quarterly report last week. Among the news shared was the announcement of grant funding recently received. A grant of $432,000 was received from the U.S. Department of Energy for work on a University of Utah-led project to investigate potential carbon sequestration and reuse projects in the Uinta Basin. “Our main role will be to perform 3D photochemical modeling with the CMAQ model,” shares the announcement, “investigating how carbon management projects might impact Uinta Basin air quality.” A grant of $47,000 was received from Trinity Consultants to participate in a project for the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality to investigate and improve methods for estimating organic compound emissions from produced water. A grant of $15,000 was received from USU’s Institute for Land, Water, and Air for undergraduate student Kaia Kravet to do a photochemical box modeling study of wintertime ozone.
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"New Roots" provides communities with access to fresh, local, affordable and culturally appropriate food
"New Roots" provides communities with access to fresh, local, affordable and culturally appropriate food. It's a program of the International Rescue Committee and it operates Wheaton Farm in Draper, where they allow farmers to grow fruit and vegetables and then they transport the crops to farmers markets for those farmers.
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Savory Closes Oversubscribed $200M Fund III to Back America's Next Great Restaurant Brands
In a capital environment where plenty of investors still treat restaurants as too risky to touch, Savory Fund just raised a $200 million-plus vote of confidence in the opposite direction — and oversubscribed it. The Salt Lake City-based private equity firm behind the breakout growth of category leaders Swig...
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Equity secured for multifamily development in Salt Lake City suburb
SALT LAKE CITY — JLL Capital Markets announced that it has secured an equity placement for a 217-unit, Class A multifamily development in Bluffdale, Utah. JLL represented the developer, Six Ridge Partners, in securing the joint venture equity for the project, which broke ground in September. Located at 15580...
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Spooky shop of spellbinding scents
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (Good Things Utah) — La Kyrie Boheme is an enchanted shop with a touch of spook that features numerous fragrances to enjoy. The owner Kat McDaniel tells us she opened in August, and offers the work of several local artists as well as vendors on consignment in addition to her own creations.
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Crumbl CEO takes responsibility for industry challenges, expresses optimism for cookie chain
SALT LAKE CITY — Crumbl co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Jason McGowan publicly took responsibility for failing to anticipate recent industry headwinds, while expressing confidence in the national cookie chain's long-term future. In a statement shared on social media Friday, McGowan acknowledged that the broader fast-casual dining sector is...
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Historical marker to honor miraculous pioneer wheat harvest
The Lehi Historical Society will unveil a historical marker honoring Sarah Peterson’s miraculous 1855 wheat harvest on Saturday at 11 a.m., at the Dry Creek Park trail entrance at 1350 North and Nuttall Drive. “We’ve been looking forward to this one all year,” said Nicole Kunze, event planner for...
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Impact fees to nearly triple in Salt Lake City
The price that developers pay to connect to city utilities will nearly triple over the next two years in Salt Lake City. The City Council, following the recommendations of third-party studies voted this week to raise the costs to hook up to the city’s potable water supply and sewers (storm and sanitary), known as impact fees.
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Walker property development on State Street moves forward
The property at 915 West State Street in Lehi will soon have a new owner. After months of back and forth between the Walker family, who have owned the property for over 60 years, residents who live along Trinnaman Lane, and the Lehi City Council, a development agreement was reached and passed at the city council meeting on September 22, 2026,
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A 'wish list' for Ryan Smith
SALT LAKE CITY — As downtown Salt Lake City continues to evolve, residents said they appreciate the city's growing food scene and entertainment options, but many still see opportunities for improvement. If they had the ear of Utah sports and business leader Ryan Smith, who has become synonymous with...
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Industrial Supply Company Expands Salt Lake City Operations, Plans for Larger Distribution Center
Why This Matters to Distributors: Industrial Supply Company is adding warehouse capacity after what it described as a record year while preparing for a potentially larger distribution investment. The property acquisition gives the distributor immediate room to improve inventory flow and enough contiguous space to consider a larger, integrated distribution center.