A retired deputy sheriff from Washington County has opened YUP Fingerprinting in Logan, a new destination for those in need of fingerprinting services or passport photos.

Question: What’s up with that guy fixing iPhones on 4th North in a box truck?

After 44 years of providing coffee to Cache Valley and beyond, Caffe Ibis co-founder and owner Sally Sears announced in an interview she has sold the cafe and coffee roasting company. Finalized on Jan. 1, the business was purchased by longtime Caffe Ibis employee and current CFO Lesa Wilson.

After nearly 20 years, local golf professional and Utah State University alumnus Tom B. Davidson has returned to Cache Valley to open Victory Golfworks — a business intended to help improve a player’s golf game and develop new players in Cache Valley.

For decades, the Edwards Furniture building has been one of the most visible properties on Logan’s Main Street. Now its new owner is planning to restore it to its former glory this coming spring, with a modern twist.

Even with a fresh layer of snow covering the roads, hundreds of people made their way to local fitness clubs and gyms with a new, resolute determination on Wednesday morning. Local trainers and gym owners prepared for the influx of patrons at the beginning of the new year by gathering some t…

The Logan City Marathon, formerly known as the Top of Utah Marathon, has been sold to the Logan Downtown Alliance.

Al’s Sporting Goods aims to grow its reach in the coming year.

During an eight-hour-long open house on Saturday evening, the new Good Times School of Rock kicked off its new instructional program, which has been in beta testing for over a year.

While people in Cache Valley saw rain this week, workers at Cherry Peak Resort and Beaver Mountain were excited to see a storm bringing in snow just in time for opening day.

Workers began lifting 16-foot sections of a historic grain elevator by crane Wednesday afternoon in Hyrum as they prepared to move it to a new home as part of a local bank.

The co-owner of the upcoming Logan location of the restaurant chain Culver’s says this isn’t just another fast food joint.

In an effort to help employees receive a more consistent income, Caffe Ibis eliminated tipping in exchange for increased menu prices and wages earlier this year. Despite challenges other businesses have reportedly faced when trying to implement this model, cafe staff say the change is working well.

Age doesn’t stop Johnny Hanlon from learning new tricks. In fact, he has new tricks up his sleeve all the time, and he brings them to work, too.

Belay glasses have been on the market for more than a decade, saving rock climbers’ necks, in more ways than one. But a local company is pushing the traditional design in a new direction.

Some of the property owners on Logan’s Center Block are urging city officials to slow demolition plans for the Emporium and neighboring buildings.

Though scrolled ice cream and salads weren’t even their original business plan, Sweet Scrolls and The Salad Bowl owners Juan and Colette Navarro have already been approached about franchising in Salt Lake City, New Mexico and California.

Joseph Needham wants more people on bicycles, and e-bikes might be the way to achieve that goal.

The owners of Wasatch Pawn, the newest pawn shop in Cache Valley, say they have a refreshing take on an age-old business.

Years of dead-end startup businesses, a desire to give back and one devastating injury were the building blocks used to create Cache Coffee and More, a new coffee shop that opened in Logan at the beginning of October.

Center Street construction puts strain on local businesses

A new MRI imaging clinic is coming to Logan.

Beaver Mountain Monument unveiled in Seeholzer honor

Logan vape and smoke shops question effectiveness of flavored product ban

In an effort to keep bikers on the road, Sunrise Cyclery is offering free mechanic classes at their store.

It may be surprising that a Paris-based business with operation sites around the globe would choose Logan as its operations base in the United States, but ELITechGroup Biomedical Systems and Solutions of Logan is gaining international recognition.

Group trying to start program for young entrepreneurs

Construction workers excavate basement under Bluebird Candy Co.

Ah-sigh-ee, a cafe serving acai bowls and smoothies, will open Sept. 12 on Center Street in Logan.

After more than a decade standing vacant in the Cache Valley Mall parking lot, developers are working to transform an old movie theater into a place for events and dining.

Since its revival several years ago, Herm’s Inn has established itself as one of Cache Valley’s more unique eateries for its homestyle food and old-fashioned building design — not to mention its location off of Canyon Road, a street with few businesses.

During Utah’s Pioneer Day celebration last month, local business Butcher’s Bunches Handcrafted Preserves was invited to Washington D.C. for Sen. Mike Lee’s Flavors of Utah celebration. Luckily, Utah’s fascination with green Jell-O didn’t make an appearance.

Summer event at Herm’s Inn brings bikers together

A visiting exhibit from the Utah Museum of Natural History will be on display in Logan throughout the month of August, thanks to a partnership of two decades between the museum and Zion’s Bank.

After Wells Fargo closed its doors in Smithfield, another bank is making its home in the city’s old trolley station.

It is fair week once again! The Cache County Fair is celebrating 140 years this week, and it is a long and proud history. There are many fun events and educational opportunities to be had at the fair and there is something for everyone.

When there’s conflict in Gotham City, Batman gets the Bat Signal. When a cheeseburger needs to be eaten in Sandy, I get the “Shack Signal.”

The Riverwoods Shoppes is now the place where fire meets ice — at least in the figurative sense.

In a three-level house, between the Logan Community Recreation Center and the Thai House Restaurant, sits Cache CoWorking — currently Logan’s only coworking office space.

Grasshoppers have come into the valley and are proving once again to be a nuisance. Even though our wet spring has delayed the grasshoppers, they have already began causing damage to crops, gardens and lawns.

Two Utah State University alumni broke ground on a pizza restaurant in Cache Valley — ceremonially, at least, as construction is well underway.

A family-run state liquor package agency in Richmond is back in business after the owner’s grandson regained the license from the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.

Several Brigham City residents contacted police this week to report a child with a sign advertising “ICE COLD BEER” in large black letters on a street corner in front of a church.

Last week, inside his business on Center Street in downtown Logan, Jeff Flammer pressed a few Utah State University logos onto T-shirts and showed another that included an image of him and his wife on St. Martin’s Island.

Budding entrepreneurs tested their business and customer service prowess during the Logan Children’s Entrepreneur Market on Saturday morning along Main Street across from the Tabernacle.

After the better part of a decade of attempts, it looks like the stars may align for Old Grist Mill to open a new location in Smithfield this fall.

My name is Jake Hadfield and I am the new Agriculture Extension Agent here in Cache County. I am excited for the opportunity to be a part of Utah State University Extension and to work here in Cache County with local agricultural producers.

Yogurt is becoming the “cash cow” of the dairy industry with an expected annual revenue reaching $106.6 billion by 2024, according to a 2018 Mordor Intelligence report. Schreiber Foods, a company that’s been making dairy products since 1945, plans to complete an expansion to its Logan plant …