Local Business

Wild Cider’s family-friendly cider garden opened for the 2025 season last month under new ownership. The new owners, who are local, don’t plan to reinvent the business — they want to build on its successes.

At a celebration on June 4, the Veterans Community Project of Longmont recognized a number of milestones in its mission to support unhoused veterans. On June 12, the nonprofit will also host a community housewarming.

The City of Longmont announced that the penultimate phase of its Universal Recycling Ordinance is in effect, requiring certain businesses to establish a composting program.

The weekly event, organized by nonprofit The New Local, will run from June through September and will feature art, theatre programming, and music targeted for all ages.

After the conclusion of the Longmont Museum’s Picasso exhibition this week, the museum will close its galleries for more than a year in order to complete construction that will expand and renovate them.

Savvy Strategic Partners, founded by Jill Simonds, won a Spark Award for its commitment to honesty, ethics, and integrity.

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.