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When a Family Business Means More
Emily Buckley, editor in chief As Christie Stock, president of Discount Tire, faced the reality of the pandemic head-on in March, she and the rest of her leadership team decided to take the approach of considering what they needed to do to be there for their...
The Show Must Go On: Dance Illusion Instructs in a Whole New Way Amid Pandemic
Emily Buckley, editor in chief When businesses across the state of Utah and far beyond were required to shutter their doors in mid-March to help “flatten the curve” amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many were able to easily transition their employees to do their work at...
Citrus Pear Dinners: COMFORT FOOD for UNCERTAIN TIMES
Tara Bone, contributing writer Four years ago, registered dietician McKenzie Rockwood had an idea to help people with specialized diets prepare healthy meals at home. Today, her idea has grown into Citrus Pear Dinners — a thriving business that spans five states,...
When Eye Care Becomes “I Care”
Kate Neeley, contributing writer When it comes to your child’s vision, eye health, and a sense of community, Dr. Michael Cole and his wife Krystal have created something that truly changes ‘eye care’ into ‘I care." His optometry practice in Logan, the Child and Family...
Bringing Home To Cache Valley
Tara Bone, contributing writer Isabel and Eric Jones of Cache Home Realty in Logan are passionate about helping their clients navigate the ups and downs of the real estate market, so if you were thinking about buying or selling before COVID-19 hit and now...
Four Seasons Theatre Company Looks Forward to a Return to the Stage
Emily Buckley, editor in chief Brothers Kody and Jon Rash’s entrepreneurial love for theatre began when they were just boys walking around their Smithfield neighborhood recruiting friends to play parts in their backyard skits. Their love for the art grew with...
The Joint Chiropractic To Open In Logan This Summer
Emily Buckley, editor in chief The Joint Chiropractic was originally founded in 1999 by a Doctor of Chiropractic with a vision to transform the traditional, often misunderstood concept of routine chiropractic care by making it more convenient, friendly, and...
The Year of the Camper
Emily Buckley, editor in chief This year just may be “the year of the camper.” Considering that millions of cooped-up Americans are eager to get out and travel and that driving will be the preferred method of transportation for the near future, self-cocooning in some...
CAPSA Provides Help as Domestic Abuse Cases in Cache Valley Increase During Pandemic
Tara Bone, contributing writer The closure of schools, restaurants, stores, and businesses since mid-March to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has been a challenging adjustment for most people, but for those living in an abusive relationship, being confined to home is a...
Cache Valley Restaurants Co-Op to Offer Delivery and Take-Out During Shutdown
Emily Buckley, editor in chief Just days before Utah restaurants were ordered to shut down in-house dining in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19, local restaurateur Sabor Saheli, owner of Angie’s Restaurant, reached out to Justin Hamilton, owner of Café Sabor,...
Heroes in Our Neighborhood Grocery Stores
Tara Bone, contributing writer Like most Utahns, when the first confirmed Utah COVID-19 case was made public on March 6, Cache Valley residents took inventory of their food supplies and a frenzy of mass buying ensued amid fear of the unknown. While residents stocked...
LEE’S PLUMBING: A Look At Some of Cache Valley’s Unsung Heroes
Kate Neeley, contributing writer Truly, some of the community’s quiet heroes are at the root of life’s most essential needs and comforts. Sure, a toilet may be the first thought that comes to mind when you hear the word ‘plumber,’ but have you ever stopped to think...
