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Big-D’s Moore named president of Utah NAIOP

Big-D’s Moore named president of Utah NAIOP

Big-D Construction executive Braden Moore named NAIOP Utah president, leading commercial real estate advocacy and industry growth efforts.

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Steinway & Sons Piano Gallery brings musical excellence to Holladay

Steinway & Sons Piano Gallery brings musical excellence to Holladay

Steinway & Sons Piano Gallery opens in Holladay, bringing the world-renowned luxury piano brand and its iconic instruments to Utah.

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Okland Construction expands ownership to employees

Okland Construction expands ownership to employees

Okland Construction expands employee ownership through ESOP, strengthening its 100-year legacy of family-led growth and workforce success.

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New voice analysis to help identify mental health issue

New voice analysis to help identify mental health issue

45-second voice analysis from Canary Speech offers early detection of stress, anxiety and depression during Mental Health Awareness Month.

Tom Haraldsen
Tom Haraldsen
PhilanthropyPhilanthropy
Dream comes true: Wasatch Food Co-op opens in Salt Lake’s Liberty Wells neighborhood

Dream comes true: Wasatch Food Co-op opens in Salt Lake’s Liberty Wells neighborhood

Wasatch Food Co-op opens in Salt Lake City, bringing locally sourced groceries and community ownership to Liberty Wells.

John Rogers
John Rogers
EconomyEconomy
Utah April jobs report: Unemployment unchanged from March

Utah April jobs report: Unemployment unchanged from March

Utah added 11,100 jobs year-over-year as unemployment remained low, though hiring growth shows signs of caution.

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Not our first rodeo: Utah’s NIMBY protests go way back

Not our first rodeo: Utah’s NIMBY protests go way back

As debate over Utah data centers and the Wonder Valley project grows, a look back at the NSA’s Utah Data Center reveals how public concerns have shifted from privacy and surveillance to water use, environmental impact and growth.

John Rogers
John Rogers
TourismTourism
Utah Talons softball season to begin June 9

Utah Talons softball season to begin June 9

The Utah Talons will begin their 2026 Athletes Unlimited Softball League title defense on June 9 in Salt Lake City as the expanding professional softball league continues to build momentum. With ticket sales now underway, the reigning AUSL champions are expected to capitalize on Utah’s growing reputation as a destination for women’s professional sports.

Tom Haraldsen
Tom Haraldsen
TourismTourism
Osmonds are behind planned major music venue in Provo Canyon

Osmonds are behind planned major music venue in Provo Canyon

A former Provo Canyon gravel quarry is set to become the Vesper Amphitheater, a 20,000-seat year-round entertainment destination backed by Donny and David Osmond. The proposed Utah County venue will combine live music, tourism, outdoor recreation and environmental restoration, transforming a century-old mining site near Mount Timpanogos into a major cultural and economic attraction.

John Rogers
John Rogers
TourismTourism
Canyon Spirit train service comes to SLC

Canyon Spirit train service comes to SLC

Luxury rail operator Canyon Spirit has begun service to Salt Lake City, expanding its popular Rockies to the Red Rocks route linking Denver, Glenwood Springs, Moab and Utah’s capital. The multi-day scenic train journey showcases world-class landscapes across Colorado and Utah while boosting regional tourism and travel opportunities.

Tom Haraldsen
Tom Haraldsen
EnergyEnergy
Nuclear energy emerges as star of Gov. Cox’s Operation Gigawatt Summit

Nuclear energy emerges as star of Gov. Cox’s Operation Gigawatt Summit

Operation Gigawatt Summit highlights Utah’s push for nuclear energy, small modular reactors and faster permitting to meet growing power demand

John Rogers
John Rogers
Larry H. Miller employees donate Week of Service in Utah, 14 other states

Larry H. Miller employees donate Week of Service in Utah, 14 other states

Larry H. Miller Company employees volunteer across Utah and 14 other states during annual Week of Service, completing thousands of service hours in honor of the company’s founder.

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