Logan wood-fired pizza restaurant will stay and expand
Tuesday, October 9th, 2012 Posted in Business | Comments Off on Logan wood-fired pizza restaurant will stay and expandBy Jessica Sonderegger LOGAN--Contrary to rumors, Jack’s Wood-Fired Oven is here to stay. The upcoming two-week closure, beginning Oct. 13, will be for nothing more than an expansion; a temporary break from business to renovate, reform and revise. To “build on the ...
College grads seek other options with fewer jobs in struggling economy
Thursday, December 15th, 2011 Posted in Business | Comments Off on College grads seek other options with fewer jobs in struggling economyBy Mandy Morgan LOGAN -- Dusty Jackson was certain that if he kept the connections he had at the Logan Recreation Center while finishing a degree in Exercise Science from Utah State University, he would be on the fast track to ...
Logan City adopts new neighborhood business guidelines
Thursday, July 7th, 2011 Posted in Opinion | 1 Comment »By Megan Hoth LOGAN -- The Logan City Council approved a new land development code concerning standard for neighborhoods in a vote of 3-1 Tuesday night. The vote came after a public hearing and much discussion on whether the code was ...
Zeppe’s Italian ices now open in Providence
Saturday, September 18th, 2010 Posted in Business | Comments Off on Zeppe’s Italian ices now open in ProvidenceBy Shannon McCleve PROVIDENCE--Zeppe’s, an Italian water ice shop, had its grand opening in Providence last night. Manager Mike Andrade said it was about time to get into the scene. After spending over a year and a half looking all over the ...
Chamber of Commerce seeking tech businesses
Tuesday, April 27th, 2010 Posted in Business | Comments Off on Chamber of Commerce seeking tech businessesBy Cathy Morgan LOGAN--With the recent struggles in the economy, the Cache Chamber of Commerce is still hoping to pull in new technology businesses to our area. The Cache Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit, private organization that aims at guiding ...
What scrap metal? Hyrum man transforms trash into yard art business
Tuesday, September 15th, 2009 Posted in Business | 2 Comments »By Heidi Hansen HYRUM -- For many, old aluminum wheels are considered trash, but for one Hyrum resident, they were the start of a new home business and creative art form. “It started as an accident. I was throwing away some aluminum ...