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Industry Briefs 9-11-23

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice@slenterprise.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. CONSTRUCTION • Granite , a California-based company, has been selected as construction…

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Box Elder Co. project becomes 4th inland port

Brice Wallace Another meeting, another Utah inland port approval. That’s been the pattern of the Utah Inland Port Authority board, which recently approved the Golden Spike project area as the state’s fourth inland port. Typically, port projects have been presented at one board…

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Deer Valley expansion will add 3,700 skiable acres, new village

The company that owns Deer Valley Resort in Park City has announced plans for a major expansion of the Wasatch Mountains ski-only destination. Alterra Mountain Co., headquartered in Denver, released its plans to add 3,700 acres of ski terrain as well a new village and a new…

Schreiber hikes Logan investment for 2nd phase

A Wisconsin-based food producer has boosted the amount it will spend on an expansion project in Logan. Schreiber Foods Inc. was approved in May for a state tax credit incentive for a $68 million expansion to modernize its cream cheese processing capabilities, with a second phase…

Officials celebrate opening of Commerce Crossroads & RailSync in Cedar City

Officials from state and local government agencies, local businesses and developers joined Gov. Spencer Cox to celebrate the recent opening of an 820-acre sustainable industrial park in Cedar City. Industrial steel company BZI hosted the event that marked the beginning of…

13.56M visitors spent $1.66B in Utah's parks

It was a banner year in 2022 for Utah’s national parks and the money they generated in the state, according to a new report released by the U.S. National Park Service. The report released last month shows that 13.557 million visitors to national parks in Utah spent $1.656…

American Battery Factory names Kem president

American Battery Factory Inc. (ABF), a battery manufacturer working toward the development of a network of lithium iron phosphate battery cell factories in the United States, has announced the appointment of John S. Kem, a former major general in the U.S. Army, as president. He…

Lakeshore Learning to build new facility in Garland, bring 540 jobs

Brice Wallace An educational materials company will learn a lot about Utah as it builds a distribution center in Garland in Box Elder County and adds 540 jobs over the next decade. Lakeshore Learning Materials LLC, based in Carson, California, will build a facility of about 1.6…

Do they really get it? Competency training that works

Richard Tyson One of the most prevalent concerns in employee training is whether learners have actually attained the competencies required to deliver the outcomes for which they were hired. This challenge is often exacerbated by the tendency of adult learners to be less than…

Daily to lead Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals

Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, a Salt Lake City-based national nonprofit aimed at raising funds and awareness for local children’s hospitals, has announced Aimee Daily as its next president and CEO. The change is effective Nov. 1, when current president and CEO Teri…

Work Daze: Is quitting work too much work?

Bob Goldman Hooray! You’ve decided to quit your job. Now all you have to do is march into your manager’s office and let them have it — the insults you’ve suffered, the unfair criticisms you’ve endured, the total lack of direction, encouragement and — most of all — appreciation…

Is reading this article a ‘win-win?’

Do you get tired of the daily repetition of buzzwords around the workplace? Online learning platform Preply has released the results of a survey of Americans that identifies the most popular and the most annoying buzzwords in use in the nations workplaces. The 10 most popular…

Only West saw July existing-home sales increase

United States existing-home sales receded in July, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). The West was the only one among the four major U.S. regions where sales grew while the Northeast, Midwest and South all saw year-over-year sales declines. Total…

Pride Center suspends services

The Utah Pride Center in Salt Lake City has closed its doors and suspended all operations and services until at least Oct. 1. The center has provided support and services to the LGBTQ+ community since its founding as the Utah Stonewall Center in 1991. In a statement, the Pride…

Foundation launches water series

The wet winter of 2022-23 provided a reprieve to Utah’s water crisis that has been building in recent years, as characterized by falling levels of the Great Salt Lake and Lake Powell. But that does not mean that Utah’s water problems have come to an end., according to a new…

Firm opts for Colorado over Utah

Boecore, a Huntsville, Alabama-based aerospace and defense engineering company, has chosen Colorado Springs, Colorado, over a site in Weber County for a 620-job expansion. The company announced recently that its new software and systems engineering facility won’t be coming to…

Industry Briefs 9-4-23

Industry Briefs are provided as a free service to our readers. Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . The submission deadline is one week before publication. ACCOUNTING Eide Bailly , a national certified public accounting and business advisory…

Gabb Wireless expanding Lehi operations, adding 700 jobs

Brice Wallace Gabb Wireless Inc. is talking expansion. The company, which specializes in kid-safe technology, has announced it will add 700 jobs at its headquarters city of Lehi over the next 10 years. “This is our state. We started this business here and we’re going to build it…

Steady jobless figure signals state's economic health, resilience

Steady as she goes. Utah’s stable economy was confirmed by the recent report of July’s jobless rate by the Utah Department of Workforce Services (DWS). The unemployment rate held steady at 2.4 percent, unchanged from June, leaving about 43,800 Utahns without a job. Meanwhile,…

Appeals court reverses STB's approval of Uinta Basin oil train

A federal court earlier this month sent regulators back to the drawing board on their approval of a new short-line railroad in the oil fields of Eastern Utah, finding major flaws in how the federal Surface Transportation Board (STB) analyzed the risks of increased oil-train…

Financial institutions partner with FHLB Des Moines to grant $8.4M for affordable housing

Nearly $8.4 million has been awarded to numerous nonprofit and government agencies across Utah to support affordable housing and community development needs. Individuals and communities will benefit from these grants via job training, down payment assistance, financial literacy,…

ASEA names Allred new CEO

Pleasant Grove-based direct-sales healthcare products company ASEA has announced that President Scott Allred will become the firm’s CEO, replacing founder Chuck Funke. Funke will remain engaged in the company as a founding executive and vice chairman of the ASEA board of…

Go Utah makes OmniTeq's HQ move from Texas to Falcon Hill official

Brice Wallace A machine learning/artificial intelligence company is trading out Bee Cave for the Beehive State. OmniTeq LLC has announced it will move its headquarters from Bee Cave, Texas, to the Falcon Hill Aerospace Research Park, a 550-acre development along the western edge…

Pye-Barker acquires AAA Fire Safety & Alarm

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety, an Atlanta-based fire protection, life safety and security services provider with 167 locations in the United States, has acquired AAA Fire Safety & Alarm, a fire protection and alarm company based in Layton and serving customers throughout the…

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