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Top Workplaces finds a new home at The City Journals

Top Workplaces finds a new home at The City Journals with an official partnership kickoff event on Nov. 19 at the Ken Garff University Club. Community business leaders and City Journals staff met with Bob Helbig from Energage to discuss the program previously coordinated with…

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Private dining at The Roof Restaurant

A spectacular view of downtown Salt Lake City is a feature of this private dining room on the west side of The Roof Restaurant, recently reopened atop the historic Joseph Smith Building. Originally opened in 1914 on the 10th floor of what was then the Hotel Utah, the popular…

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Utah Warriors rugby club calling it quits

Utah’s top-flight rugby team has suspended operations and informed Major League Rugby that the franchise will no longer field a team in the nation’s premier rugby organization. The eighth-year professional Utah Warriors said the decision came after the franchise failed to secure…

SLCC launches program for Olympic hopefuls

They’ve become a fixture, a vital part of our community, and now they are being rewarded for their performances both on and off the mountainsides, ski slopes and ice sheets of Utah. Hundreds of Olympic Winter Games hopefuls live and train along the Wasatch Front, looking forward…

Weber State undertakes events about workforce issues

Weber State University has begun a series of gatherings focused on workforce challenges in Northern Utah. The university recently hosted the first Northern Utah Employer Exchange, or NUEX, at its Ogden campus as a forum for employers, educators and community partners to identify…

Uber launches ‘Women Preferences’ in Salt Lake City

Ride-sharing giant Uber has announced that, following successful trials in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Detroit, its program allowing female drivers and riders to choose only to be paired with women has been expanded to 26 more cities, including Salt Lake City. The program,…

Ground broken on major WVC industrial center

ViaWest Group, a commercial real estate investment and operating company based in Phoenix, in partnership with Chicago investment firm GEM Realty Capital, has broken ground on 5400 Commerce Center, a major industrial development located at 7301 W. 5400 S. in West Valley City.…

People on the Move 11-24-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . GOVERNMENT • The Utah Department of Workforce Services has named Jared Mendenhall as communication director. He succeeds Christina Davis , who served in the role for the past five years. Mendenhall has been a…

Park City Chamber Fall Forum sees positives in area’s tourism efforts

Speakers and participants came away from an annual Tourism Fall Forum in Park City feeling primarily positive vibes surrounding the Wasatch Back’s critical industry. Earlier this month, leaders from business and tourism met with community partners to review the year’s progress…

Angel Studios acquires three of its streaming franchises

Provo-based media company Angel Studios has acquired three series that perform well on its streaming platform. Spanning three separate genres, the franchises are “Tuttle Twins,” “Homestead” and “The Wingfeather Saga.” Angel Studios produces and distributes “values-driven”…

Earnings Roundup 11-24-25

The following are recent financial reports as posted by selected Utah corporations: Owlet Owlet Inc., based in Lehi, reported net income of $4.1 million, or 20 cents per share, for the third quarter ended Sept. 30. That compares with a net loss of $5.6 million, or 57 cents per…

BioUtah presents annual Life Sciences Awards

BioUtah presented 2025 Life Sciences Awards to four individuals and one company during the recent 2025 Mayer Brown Utah Life Sciences Summit in Salt Lake City. The honors recognize leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs and organizations making significant contributions to Utah’s…

Industry Briefs 11-24-25

Company news information may be sent to brice.w@thecityjournals.com . CONTESTS • AI Utah and the Women Tech Council are accepting nominations through Dec. for the AI Women 25 , a new program recognizing the visionaries, builders and integrators redefining what’s possible with…

Is long-anticipated Tower Theater rebuild underway?

Posters advertising “The Animal Kingdom” starring Ann Harding and Edward G. Robinson in “Silver Dollar” adorn the Tower Theater — then called “Tower Talkies” — in 1932. The Salt Lake Film Society has taken preliminary steps in a major renovation of the landmark. (Photo from…

Summit speakers say Utah positioned to be nation’s aerospace and defense hub

If Utah wants to be a national hub for aerospace and defense, it will need its innovators and builders to keep doing what they have already done for decades, infused with the “get it done” spirit of the state’s pioneers. That was the core message to kick off the recent Zero…

Emerging real estate trends and markets for 2026

The real estate industry is submerged in a fog of uncertainty, challenged by persistent inflation, sticky interest rates, and policy shifts reshaping demand and asset values. So says PricewaterhouseCoopers, which teamed with the Urban Land Institute to report on real estate…

Visit Salt Lake launches speaker bureau

Visit Salt Lake, the nonprofit tasked with recruiting and retaining conventions, meetings, sporting events and leisure travel for Salt Lake City, has launched Speak Salt Lake, a speaker bureau designed to provide convention, meeting and event planners with curated access to…

Delta expands Salt Lake airport presence with new Cargo Facility

Delta Air Lines has committed up to $18 million to develop a 48,000-square-foot air cargo hub at Salt Lake City International Airport, the airline has announced. The facility will be built in partnership with the Utah Inland Port Authority and Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City…

From burnout to balance: Building healthier workplaces

Numerous studies confirm that happy employees are more engaged, motivated and productive. Yet too often, workplaces drain rather than energize the people who keep them running. As leaders, entrepreneurs and team members, how can we create environments where people genuinely…

City looking at the Ridge Golf Club as part of an ALTA survey

What’s the future of the Ridge Golf Club in West Valley City? Residents have been pondering that question since word got out that the city is looking at an assessment of the course. But not to worry … it doesn’t mean the club is looking at being sold. “Not even on the radar,”…

Miller Sports names Kreis president of soccer operations

A revered name in Utah soccer has been selected by Miller Sports & Entertainment (MSE) to lead its soccer interests. Jason Kreis, who was Real Salt Lake’s first player when it began Major League Soccer (MLS) play in 2005, has been named MSE’s president of soccer operations.…

AI and robotics leading the next wave in health care

Robots are actually guiding procedures on patients. They are specifically designed for certain procedures. (Stock image) Becky Ginos The City Journals With current medical devices and new innovations on the horizon, patients are experiencing highly effective health care outcomes…

Time to dump the slump

It happens every workday morning. You wake up full of energy and optimism. You leap out of bed and rocket to your workplace. Bursting with vim and vigor, you tackle the projects that stand before you, a hard-driving dynamo from 9 to 5, who does not rest, even for a second, until…

SLC’s Thorpe Group buys Canadian refractory services company

JT Thorpe Group Inc., a North American provider of outsourced industrial maintenance services based in Salt Lake City, has acquired ThorCan Construction & Refractories, a refractory services company based in Ontario, Canada. Refractory services involve the manufacture,…

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