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Tutors to children who are struggling in reading and math

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGES 8-17: Our Growing Community

Building on the legacy left by those who came before, Weber County is growing, thriving and serving as home to world-class industries and a variety of distinct lifestyles.

PAGES 18-20: Ogden City

Residents living in Weber County’s economic center enjoy both its urban vibe and proximity to outdoor activities.

PAGES 22-25: The Gateway Communities

Suburban life at its finest is here, with easy access to both Ogden’s downtown and neighborhood amenities.

PAGES 26-28: The West Corridor

Open space, panoramic mountain views, farmland and larger residential lots are found in this peaceful area of Weber County.

PAGES 30-32: The Ogden Valley

Whether you’re living here full time or visiting its three world-class ski resorts and other recreational locales, the Ogden Valley is a natural wonder.

PAGES 34-45: Living in Weber County

This service-oriented community offers educational opportunities for all ages and stages of life as well as a full spectrum of healthcare options.

PAGES 46-63: Things to See & Do

From skiing to water sports and walking trails, the selection of outdoor activities is nearly unlimited here, while a vibrant arts and music scene delivers year-round entertainment.

PAGES 64-74: Top of Utah’s Economic Powerhouse

As home to global distribution, aerospace and manufacturing companies as well as a growing, educated and diverse workforce, Weber County offers a strong foundation for any business.

PAGES 76-89: Your Chamber at Work

Representing more than 800 organizations, the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce provides business connections, professional development opportunities and a collective legislative voice.

PAGES 90-111: Chamber Directory

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This magazine produced by:

The Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce and the Standard-Examiner

Publisher: Jim Konig

Manager: Jessica Anderson

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FEELING AT HOME IN WEBER

The Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present this community guide showcas ing our amazing county and what it has to offer. The Chamber proudly supports and serves the citizens and businesses of Weber County and exists to create an environment of prosperity. We provide resources and opportunities that promote the professional, business, educational, civic and cultural well-being of our county.

Weber County is economically sound. In large part, it’s due to strong leader ship made up of business owners and leaders, government officials, educators, healthcare workers and citizens who realize that we all share in creating a successful and cohesive community.

Whether you are an employee work ing at a Weber business, a resident who uses and supports local businesses, or a

business looking to relocate here, Weber County has the offerings to satisfy your needs. We have a solid business infra structure, safe streets, incredible educa tion systems, unique cultural opportuni ties and wonderful local communities. All of these things together make Weber an ideal place to work or start a business, raise a family and retire.

Being President and CEO of the Ogden-Weber Chamber is one of the greatest opportunities of my career. I grew up in Weber County, took my first job here, and now call it home together with my parents, wife and adult children. I choose to call Weber home because it’s diverse, thriving, beautiful, has just the right amount of country and city vibe, and provides my family with the things I find most valuable in a community.

Weber County has an exciting story

to share, a story that includes every resident, visitor and employee. We work, serve and play together and build one another up so that we can all enjoy this amazing place. Whether you call Weber home now or are exploring it for the first time, we hope you’ll find and experience the riches that are found here.

Feeling at home in Weber.

Chuck Leonhardt President & CEO Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce

OUR GROWING COMMUNITY

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s the Weber area has grown to become home to a population of more than 265,000, its people have built upon the strength and determination of those who came before them. History and heritage mean something here; they have infused Weber residents with gratitude for their forebears while spurring them on to build a better, more prosperous future.

This thriving county is now a leading center for state-of-the-art business development in the aerospace industry, serving as a base for companies like Barnes Aerospace, Boeing, Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman. Added to that strength is its world-class produc tion and service in the manufacturing, transportation and finance industries.

For residents, the area offers four distinct lifestyles: the urban core of Ogden City, the suburban lifestyle of the Gateway Communities, mountain living close to ski resorts in the Ogden Valley, and rural, quiet neighborhoods and farms in the West Corridor.

No matter who you are or how you like to live, there is a place for you in Weber County.

The Ogden Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints opens. It is the church’s first temple built in the state of Utah as its four previous temples built in Utah were dedicated while Utah was still a territory.

Weber County’s population reaches 110,700.

Ogden Chamber of Commerce establishes the Weber County Industrial Development Bureau, reflecting the economy’s decline in agricultural and railroad industries and increase in industrial-related businesses.

The Ogden Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is rededicated following a more than three-year renovation that completely changed the exterior look of the structure.

The Ogden City Mall is

The Ogden Raptors baseball team is launched as an independent team playing in the Pioneer League.

Weber County’s population reaches 175,000.

Weber State College awards its first baccalaureate degree.

Weber State College is renamed Weber State University.

The Junction, a 20-acre entertainment, retail, office, and residential complex is built on the site of the former Ogden City Mall.

Ogden Weber Chamber of Commerce hits milesonte of 830 members.

Defense Depot Ogden is closed; the land and buildings are sectionalized and deeded to Ogden City. Later, the Boyer Company enters into a long-term agreement with the city to manage and develop the facility, now known as Business Depot Ogden.

The Nine Rails Creative District Master Plan is established to propose an epicenter for art and culture.

All photos used by permission, Utah State Historical Society & the Standard-Examiner.

Source: “A History of Weber County,” Richard C. Roberts & Richard W. Sadler

10 FACTS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT WEBER COUNTY

1Built in 1846 by Miles Goodyear on the Weber River, Fort Buenaventura was the first permanent Anglo settlement in the Great Basin.

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Browning Arms Company founded in Ogden in 1878 by John Moses Browning and Matthew Sandefur Browning. The company’s firearms went on to be sold all over the world.

Two ships have been named after Ogden City: the USS Ogden (PF-39) in 1943 and the USS Ogden (LPD-5) in 1964.

Weber County’s Ben Lomond Peak is thought to have been the inspiration for the original Paramount Pictures logo. William Wadsworth Hodkinson, the founder of Paramount, is said to have sketched a design for the logo in 1914, using his memory of Ben Lomond as a reference. Hodkinson spent his childhood in Ogden.

Ogden has had a sister city relationship with Hof, Germany, since 1954.

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Ogden’s downtown “Crossroads of the West” Historical District has been designated a national historic area.

The Osmonds, a musical family that has sold millions of records worldwide, are from Ogden.

In 1862, Jean Baptiste was exiled to Weber County’s Fremont Island in the Great Salt Lake as punish ment for robbing graves. He is thought to have later escaped from the island.

Weber County’s North Fork Park is one of Utah’s certified International Dark Sky Parks, making it an outstanding stargazing location.

The Shooting Star Saloon in Huntsville is the oldest continuously operating saloon west of the Mississippi River.

Used by permission, Utah State Historical Society

The Browning Brothers Factory selling guns, ammunition and fishing gear opened in 1880 in Ogden.

Photo by Lee Stone

Used by permission, Utah State Historical Society The internationally renowned musical family The Osmonds are from Ogden.

Weber County is governed by the Weber County Commission. Currently, the commis sion’s

are James H. “Jim” Harvey, Gage Froerer and Scott Jenkins. This form of government is somewhat unique as the commissioners fulfill both legislative and administrative functions. The commissioners develop policies for the county, then work to carry out those policies.

Several communities within Weber County are unincorporated, meaning services such as policing are provided by the county. While often small from a population standpoint and farther away from the center of activity, these communities can offer impressive amenities. Weber County’s unincorporated areas are Eden, Liberty, Nordic Valley, Reese, Taylor, Warren and West Weber.

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OGDEN CITY: THE HEART OF WEBER COUNTY

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As Weber County’s largest city and as the second-largest metropolitan area in Utah, Ogden serves as the economic core of northern Utah. With about 60 percent of Weber County’s goods and services produced in Ogden, it’s also the county’s em ployment center.

Beyond its job opportunities, Ogden offers a quality of life that is unparalleled. The city’s dynamic downtown business district is a hub for cultural activities and entertainment ven ues. Perhaps most uniquely, downtown residents can step outside their doors and enjoy outdoor recreational opportunities rarely found within a metro area.

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Weber County’s suburban communities provide a residential lifestyle, with each city offering its own unique identity and amenities. Housing options here vary widely, ranging from new housing developments to historic neighborhoods filled with architectural charm.

Residents of the Gateway Communities are often drawn here to take full advantage of the short drive to Ogden’s downtown area while also enjoying easy access to surrounding cities, counties and states on nearby interstate and state highways.

GATEWAY COMMUNITIES

Farr West

Population: 7,979 801-731-4187 farrwestcity.org

Annual city celebration: Freedom Festival, early July

“Farr West is located in northern central Weber County, so it’s not very Farr or West. It is named for two of its founders: Loren Farr and Chauncey West. I-15 runs through the middle of us, making this a great location for businesses and residents, with quick access to the rest of the world. Most folks know us for Smith & Edwards (every one knows where it is). Young families are abundant here as we have three Weber School District schools as well awesome parks, including a community fishing pond. We also still have farms and dairies that help keep the rural feel and open space, which is priceless.”

- Farr West Mayor Ken Phippen

Marriott-Slaterville

Population: 2,221 801-627-1919 marriott-slaterville.org

Annual city celebration: Fourth of July Celebration, July

“Settled in 1850, Marriott-Slaterville City boasts a rich heritage. John Marriott was the first permanent settler and is the namesake for Marriott. His decendants started Marriott International, the world’s largest hotel company. Slaterville was named after Rich ard Slater in honor of his service in the Mormon Battalion. In 1999, the residents of Marriott and Slaterville elected to merge together to form Marriott-Slaterville City. The Utah House of Representa tives adopted a resolution designating Marriott-Slaterville as Utah’s Model Open Space City, and the community continues to foster its aesthetic and conservation policies.”

- Marriott-Slaterville Mayor Scott Van Leeuwen

Pleasant View

Population: 11,177 801-782-0539

“Pleasant View is a beautiful bedroom community located at the base of Ben Lomond Peak. Pleasant View is designed with large lots located in the foothills and increasing in density as one moves down the mountain toward the valley. Our commercial corridor is located mainly along SR-89 and 2700 North and is steadily increasing with more businesses. With a strong sense of heritage and belonging, Pleasant View continues to be a great place to raise a family.”

– Pleasant View Mayor Leonard Call

Harrisville

Population: 7,004 801-782-4100 cityofharrisville.com

Annual city celebration: Heritage Days, early August

“Harrisville is a small community tucked into the northern end of Weber County between Ogden and North Ogden. It’s not very big in area or in population, but Harrisville makes up for that with a rich heritage that enhances the quality of life found there. Whether your family roots have been sunk deep in the clay soil for generations or you have lived in Harrisville for a fairly short time, the atmosphere of a close-knit, caring community is what attracts and keeps people in Harrisville.”

- Harrisville Mayor Michelle Tait

North Ogden

Population: 21,528

801-782-7211 northogdencity.com

Annual city celebration: Cherry Days, early July

“North Ogden is nestled in the northeast portion of Weber County and is surrounded by the Wasatch Mountains. It’s known as a great place to live! The northern boundary of the city lies at the foothills of the famous Ben Lomond Peak. Walking, hiking and mountain biking trails are plentiful. Each year in November, many people visit North Ogden to view one of the largest free-flying flags. It is suspended over Coldwater Canyon and honors veterans. North Ogden is an ideal place to view the world’s beauty. Come and find out for yourself!”

- North Ogden Mayor S. Neal Berube

Riverdale

Population: 9,409

Annual city celebration: Old Glory Days, early July

“Many people are surprised to find out that Riverdale has residents. We are mostly known for our bustling commercial district, but tucked back in the trees by the river is a vibrant community. Many residents come from families that have been here for generations. Riv erdale offers the convenience of countless business and dining options along with freeway access allowing a person to head north, south, or east within minutes. Riverdale offers a small, tight-knit setting where residents still feel a sense of community with one another.”

- Riverdale Mayor Braden Mitchell

Farr West Mayor Ken Phippen

Harrisville Mayor Michelle Tait

Marriott-Slaterville Mayor Scott Van Leeuwen

North Ogden Mayor S. Neal Berube

Pleasant View Mayor Leonard Call

Riverdale Mayor Braden Mitchell

Roy

Population: 39,358 801-774-1000

royutah.org

Annual city celebration: Roy Days, early August

“Why! History will tell you that William Baker was asked that question in 1873 about settling a dry, sandy patch of land that someday would be called Roy City. His response was simple: “To see what he could make of it.” With a humble beginning, Roy’s quality of life has been a central component in why residents choose to live here. You will not find a better place to raise a family. Our neighbor hoods are a collection of friendly, welcoming citizens who repeatedly go out of their way to serve others. I think William would be proud of what he started.”

- Roy Mayor Robert Dandoy

Uintah

Population: 1,480 801-479-4130

uintahcity.com

Annual city celebration: U-Days, early June

“At one time, Uintah had the most saloons and gambling halls in Utah. Later, Uintah became an agricultural communi ty. This brought new problems. A group of young men decided to run the school principal/teacher out of town. This caused a great division between families, friends and neighbors. The new principal saw the good in these young men when others could not. It was then that the “U” was placed on the mountain to symbolize “Uintah United.” Today, Uintah has the cutest babies, the smartest kids and the friendliest folks. If the wind is blowing and you can hear a train, you are lucky enough to be in Uintah.”

- Uintah Mayor Gordon Cutler

South Ogden

Population: 17,542

801-622-2700

southogdencity.com

Annual city celebration: South Ogden Days, mid-June

“South Ogden is, and has always been, my home. I’ve traveled much of the world, but there’s no place I would rather live. I love the diverse neighborhoods, great parks, awesome schools, fabulous businesses, the variety of churches and, most importantly, the amazing people. Many of our current residents were also raised here, and those that were raised here and left look forward to coming back for a visit.”

- South Ogden Mayor Russell L. Porter

Washington Terrace

Population: 9,276 801-393-8681

washingtonterracecity.com

Annual city celebration: Terrace Days, early June

“Washington Terrace is a small city of 9,400 residents that is located on the southernmost border of Weber County. Covering just two square miles and home to Bonneville High School, TH Bell Junior High School, Roosevelt Elementary, Washington Terrace Elementary and Weber County Library, Washington Terrace is perfect for families of school-aged children. Families of all ages benefit from Ogden Regional Hospital, numerous medical facilities, elderly care facilities, professional services and auto repair services, and Washington Terrace is the future home of the Goldenwest Credit Union headquarters. I’ve lived here for 40 years. What a great place to raise a family.”

- Washington Terrace Mayor Mark C. Allen

Roy Mayor Robert Dandoy

South Ogden Mayor Russell L. Porter

Uintah Mayor Gordon Cutler

Washington Terrace Mayor Mark C. Allen

THE WEST CORRIDOR: RURAL LIVING NEAR URBAN AMENITIES

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For those looking for a rural lifestyle, the West Corridor offers the quiet and peace of the country while located only 20 minutes from the restaurants, shopping and activities of Ogden City. It’s the perfect balance of rural living and urban center amenities. The open land is attractive to homebuilders as well as those seeking newer subdivisions and larger lots; western Weber County is one of the fastest-growing areas in the state of Utah. New subdivisions are sprouting up fast, but they are still surrounded by acres of farm land. West Corridor residents also enjoy a panoramic view of the Wasatch Front mountains to the east.

Hooper

Population: 9,367 801-732-1064

hoopercity.com

Annual city celebration: Tomato Days, early September

“John Fremont, accompanied by Kit Car son, passed down the Weber River through the present site of Hooper to explore the Great Salt Lake and Fremont Island. Since Fremont Island is within the boundary of Hooper City, it gives our city the distinction of being the only city in the state of Utah with an island within its boundary. Some of Hoop er’s unique traits include unobstructed night skies, a strong sense of history and various kinds of open space. Together, Hooper’s lo cation, agricultural uses and natural features combine to create a rural, neighborly culture.”

- Hooper Mayor Dale R. Fowers

Plain City

Population: 8,147 801-731-4908

plaincityutah.org

Annual city celebration: Pioneer Day Celebration, mid-July

“Plain City offers a serene lifestyle that promotes community accord, simple en tertainment and close family relations. The most anticipated event of the year is the city’s Fourth of July Celebration, but Plain City holds numerous other festivals and offers a variety of fun activities throughout the year. Citizens enjoy pulling together for a good cause and helping one another; each year, an organized event designed to provide community service is held.”

- Plain City Mayor Jon Beesley

West Haven Mayor Rob Vanderwood

West Haven

Population: 19,880 801-731-4519 westhavencity.com

Annual city celebration: West Haven Days, late June

“West Haven’s major difference from other cities is our residents. We have such a diversity of lifestyles. Opportunities range from farms and ranches to top-ranked commercial properties with optic fiber. West Haven boasts “no property tax” and we have outstanding open space, including 13 parks and miles of open trails. We have regional recreation programs for youth and adults. Our proud heritage and history cause us to celebrate with best-of-class car shows, ro deos and family activities year-round. We are a product of our own success, which drives people to our city by listening to the residents state how much they love living here!”

- West Haven Mayor Rob Vanderwood

Hooper Mayor Dale R. Fowers

Plain City Mayor Jon Beesley

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OGDEN VALLEY: A PIECE OF PARADISE FOR FUN-SEEKERS

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Perched high in the mountains east of Ogden, the Ogden Valley is a sports enthusi asts’ playground. It’s home to Weber County’s three ski resorts: Snowbasin, Powder Mountain and Nordic Valley. The Monte Cristo Mountains on the valley’s east side feature an extensive network of trails for snowmobiling, horseback and ATV riding, hiking and snowshoeing.

The small town of Huntsville lies on a peninsula jutting out into Pineview Reservoir, a lake ideal for boating, water skiing, wakeboarding and fishing. Nearby Causey Reservoir attracts anglers, cliff jumpers, stand-up paddleboarders and kayakers.

the smallest municipality in

has evolved from a sleepy agricultural community to a bustling, yearround outdoor recreation area. Our prime location puts us on the peninsula of Pineview Reservoir and just a short 12-minute drive to world-class skiing at Snowbasin. However, our greatest asset is our people. We have a mix of old-timers, who have been here for

County

along with some more recent transplants who

call Huntsville home.”

LIVING IN WEBER COUNTY

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The high peaks of the Wasatch Mountains stand tall over Weber County like kind and strong protectors, giving reassurance and beauty to those below. As one watches the golden light of sunset reflect off the rocky cliffs and grassy slopes, it becomes clear that living in these surroundings is unique and wonderful. It’s something Weber County residents enjoy every day.

Indeed, while other areas claim to be a great place for living, working and playing, Weber County actually fulfills that promise in all three areas. Whether through excellent education al opportunities, world-class medical care, unmatched outdoor recreational experiences or ever-expanding career opportunities, Weber County’s quality of life is enviable and rarely matched.

Family Promise of Ogden

Family Promise of Ogden is a non profit organization that helps families with minor children conquer the chal lenges that led them to homelessness and build the skills needed for a suc cessful life.

FPO is an affiliate of Family Prom ise National, a nonprofit with more than 200 chapters nationwide that utilizes local partnerships to change lives. Fam ily Promise of Ogden does not receive funding from the national organization or state or government entities.

In fact, FPO operates with only two full-time employees and a volunteer force of about 400.

“We have a very wonderful and giving community that is always willing to be there for us and support us, and we have a great rate of success in what we do,” said Raquel Da Silva, executive director of Family Promise of Ogden.

Participating families stay at FPO’s shelter, but it operates very different ly than traditional shelters. Only four families are housed at a time, and each family receives intensive, individual case management on a daily basis. Families are also housed together instead of

being separated.

Monday through Friday, volunteers arrive early to help the families prepare for the day. The families are then taken to FPO’s day center, where they spend from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in classes learning various life skills.

In the evening, the families are taken back to the shelter where volunteers interact with them, providing friendship and a listening ear. The entire schedule is set up to replicate the feel of working at a job; Saturdays and Sundays are free days for the families to spend time together or visit family and friends.

“Our main goal is to give these fami lies hope and opportunities, and we do that by bringing them into our program and teaching them what they need so they don’t go back to being homeless,” Da Silva said. “We try to bring back a sense of normalcy for them and a sense of structure so when they leave the pro gram, they can maintain that structure.”

FPO’s volunteers are critical to its success. Each family receives a great deal of individual attention as they set goals and work toward achieving them.

“The volunteers in Ogden, Utah, are

In 2021:

• Family Promise of Ogden served 22 families, including 38 children

• A total of 3,125 shelter nights were provided along with 514 hours of counseling

• 18 families graduated from the Family Promise of Ogden program

generous, kind, willing to serve. It’s the best place to live, actually,” Da Silva said.

To become a volunteer at Family Promise of Ogden, visit familypromis eofogden.org or send an email to raquelfamilypromise@gmail.com.

CATHOLIC COMMUNITY SERVICES OF UTAH

BASIC NEEDS OGDEN

United Way of

Whether you’re establishing a successful career, attending school, or stepping into parenthood, United Way of Northern Utah (UWNU) is offering programs focused on elevating health, education, financial stability and com munity leadership.

“One of our biggest areas of focus is the cradle-to-career continuum,” said Ju lie Johnson, interim CEO and director of community resources for UWNU. “Each week, we share a tool or thought that helps people bust through their doubts and connect to their community.”

“Many people want to get involved, but they aren’t sure where or how,” John son continued. “That’s where we come in. We’re your go-to community resource to give help or get help.”

If you want to be part of the 1,800 volunteers who gave over 19,134 service hours, 430 organizations/businesses that were participating partners, and 3,200 donors who generously funded positive impact, read about the programs below (United Way of Northern Utah Annual Report, 2021).

UNITED WAY OF NORTHERN UTAH’S PROGRAMS

WELCOME BABY Promotes healthy, secure and enjoyable begin nings for parents, new babies and their family members. This is a free home visitation program available to any family with a baby aged 0 to 3 years old.

Give help: Visit families and drop off supplies (ex: diapers, books), host a community baby shower, donate new baby items.

Get help: Sign up to receive home visits, opt into receiving monthly learning kits that measure milestones.

58 Home Visitors - 2,689 Volun teer Hours - 707 Volunteers (July 2021 to June 2022)

LEARN WITH PLAYGROUP

Prepares children 0-5 for kindergarten through a consistent, education-focused play time held once a week. This free, unique experience features a two-gener ational approach where the parents stay and interact with other parents while their children play.

Give help: Volunteer your expertise in contributing to playgroup format, sponsor a playgroup.

Get help: Attend playgroup with your child.

31 volunteers - 4,335 Volunteer Hours (July 2021 to June 2022)

AMERICORPS STUDENT SUCCESS PROGRAM Provides one-on-one academic support to at-risk students through tutoring so they can increase measurable academic success through improved confidence and atti tudes towards school and learning.

Give help: Become a literacy tutor, become a mentor, give a career presen tation, support school events, donate.

Get help: Ask your local school about Community School Coordinators or AmeriCorps members.

8360 Volunteer Hours 1486 Volunteers (July 2021 to June 2022)

UNITED PARTNERSHIP

COUNCIL Identifies challenges facing our community through 10 focused networks and collaborates with 30 key stakeholders to meet needs.

Give help: Install a Little Neighbor hood Library in an inner-city Ogden neighborhood, host a Little Neighbor hood Library, apply to be part of a net work addressing community challenges.

Get help: Call 211 to get connected to needed resources in your community.

NONPROFIT CONNECTION

Provides tools, skills, and expert services to area nonprofits so they can build their capacity and capability to achieve their mission.

Give help: Become a Pro Bono consultant, sponsor a community service grant, select a local nonprofit cause you’re passionate about, tell us and we’ll make the connection.

Get help: For nonprofits: sign up for free classes and resources.

LEARN MORE ABOUT WHAT IT MEANS TO LIVE UNITED AT UWNU.ORG.

EDUCATION FOR LIFE

Kindergarten through 12th Grade Education

From preschool to doctoral degrees, from language immer sion programs to technical certifications, Weber County has a comprehensive educational system serving all ages and needs. With the strong, established relationships that exist between the area’s various education providers, students are sure to find a pathway to their educational and career goals.

Ogden School District

Two public school districts along with a selection of pri vate and charter schools serving younger students while a state university offers associate, baccalaureate and graduate degrees. A state-funded technology college provides available certificate programs and continuing education courses to students.

Weber School District

City

students living in

Serves 30,000+ students living in Weber County (outside of Ogden)

Elementary Schools

junior high schools

Schools

Charter & Private Schools

In Utah, charter schools are tuition-free and open to any Utah student. They are publicly funded and accountable to the Utah State Board of Education. Charter schools serve students from K-12, but not all grades are offered at all charter schools. Enrollment is capped at a certain number at each school; if too many students apply for admission, the school holds a lottery to determine which students will be admitted.

Some charter schools place an emphasis on a specific sub ject matter area (such as science) or on a certain instructional methodology.

There are charter schools operating in several Weber Coun ty cities. There are also private schools available in the area, both religious and secular in nature, that offer instruction for students from pre-kindergarten to 12th grade.

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WARD FARMS

Farms is a beautiful community in East North Ogden just off Fruitland Dr. Ward Farms features great views, easy access to shopping and commuting, and our Ivory Collection home plans for beautiful homes at a great value.

WEBER VIEW

View offers 1/2 Acre homesites

ideal Pleasant View location near the Barn golf course.

COUNTY

HAVEN PARKWAY

Haven Parkway

a premier master planned com munity in West Haven in a quiet yet accessible location. Located right off 1900 W and just a few minutes from the I-15 entrance. Smaller single family homes and affordable townhomes available.

offers large open rambler plans and incredible two-story homes on big homesites. All homes built with beautiful farmhouse designs to create the ideal country living.

WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

“Weber State University has been an enduring presence in our community for more than 133 years – a history tightly braided with the story and citizens of Weber Coun ty, with cultural and economic impacts reaching throughout the state and beyond.

“This month, U.S. News & World Report ranked Weber State among the country’s best programs for nursing and engineering – a worthy accolade given we’re the foremost provider of health professionals in the state of Utah and a strong academic partner for Utah’s booming aerospace and defense industries.

“This academic year marks the 70th anniversary for our Annie Tay lor Dee School of Nursing, which produces more registered nurses than any other institution in Utah. Founded in 1953, it was one of six schools in the nation to pioneer a two-year degree program aimed

at addressing a nursing shortage. It has since grown to add a bachelor’s degree, two master’s degrees and a nurse practitioner degree – Weber State’s only doctoral program. There are plans to launch a physician assistant program in 2023 to further meet the needs of Utah’s healthcare industry.

“Our students and faculty are also crucial to Utah’s growing aerospace industry that increas ingly relies on our graduates from engineering, computer science, business and other fields. We’re already working alongside gov ernment and industry partners to develop next-generation technol ogies needed for national security and serving as an incubator for entrepreneurs and small business es that will enrich the region.

“To ensure northern Utah has the workforce for a strong economy, Weber State has a goal to increase access and completion for Latino

students and become an emerging Hispanic Serving Institution with 15% Hispanic enrollment by 2025.

“I’m proud to serve as the 13th president of Weber State Universi ty. In partnership with the citizens and businesses of Weber County, I look forward to furthering our legacy of educating, connecting and transforming students and communities.”

- Weber State University

President Brad Mortensen

for excellent teaching, accessible educational

its positive impact on northern Utah for the

133 years.

to Wildcats from all walks of life, Weber State serves more than 29,000 students and offers

degree programs,

20 graduate de-

State employs faculty and staff who are committed to student success. With small class sizes, affordable tuition and

for financial aid, WSU offers a college experience that com plements each student’s life –whether online, on campus, or through day or evening classes.

Weber State University awarded 6,445 certificates and degrees during the 2021-2022 academic year.

2021, AffordableSchools.net ranked Weber State as 19th in the nation for return on investment. This year, a report from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce found that a degree from Weber State is the only degree in Utah that ranks in the top 10% among 4,500 U.S. colleges and universities for ROI, whether 10 years or 40 years after graduation.

OGDEN-WEBER

Ogden-Weber Technical College in Ogden offers hands-on technical education and training opportunities in high-demand fields. The college offers certificate programs through which students can earn certifications demanded by employers; continuing education courses to help increase job skills; and individualized courses designed to match local business needs with students career aspirations.

Programs and courses are offered in the areas of Business & Computer Tech nology, Construction, Health, Manufac turing and Service.

Unlike traditional education where students progress by beginning and completing courses at the same time, the college instructs using compe tency-based education, which allows students to learn at their own pace and progress as competency is demonstrated.

COLLEGE

Ogden-Weber Technical College offers more than 300 technical-skills courses in 30 employment categories.

More than 6,000 students are served annually at OWTG.

OWTG experiences an average monthly enrollment of 2,000.

Most OWTG programs can be completed in 12 months or less.

The job placement rate for OWTG students is 94%.

Internships and on-the-job training with nearly 200 employers are available through OWTG.

Custom Fit training is provided by OWTG for over 200 local employers annually.

Auberge at North Ogden assisted living and memory care community was awarded the State of Utah Excellence Award in 2022 from Family Assets among other senior living communities!

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State-of-the-Art Healthcare Just Minutes Away

No matter what Weber County city you call home, you are located within minutes of state-of-the-art hospitals and a wide variety of healthcare clinics with a full spec trum of specialty physicians. Multiple rehabilitation centers are available locally and nearly every community has a senior citizen center or programming for seniors.

There’s no need to travel to another city or region to obtain medical care — it can all be found here. Of course, the best healthcare is preventative care, and Weber resi dents have a long list of options when it comes to staying fit.

Health Clinics

Not all health issues or treat ments require a hospital visit, and Weber County offers a full spectrum of care through clinics providing the latest in healthcare technology.

For example, Ogden Clinic, a physician-owned organization, offers treatment in a wide range of specialties. Additionally, a Veter an’s Health Administration (VA) clinic is available in South Ogden.

Senior Citizen Services

Senior citizens receive a wealth of support through Weber Human Services. WHS’s Aging Services provides help to seniors like home-delivered meals (otherwise known as “Meals on Wheels”), the Senior Companion Program and preventative health programs.

McKay-Dee Hospital

McKay-Dee Hospital in Ogden is part of Intermountain Healthcare, a nonprofit healthcare system based in Salt Lake City that meets the healthcare needs of people throughout the Intermountain West. It includes hospitals, clinics, affiliate networks, homecare, telehealth and other services.

Founded in 1910 as a small community hospital, McKay Dee has grown into a world-class, full-service regional hospital. Its open-air levels, breathtaking views of the mountains and large patient rooms provide a calm, healing environment.

Currently, the hospital carries 63 spe cialties and 319 patient beds and serves

as a Level II Trauma Center. McKay-Dee offers nationally ranked programs, including the Heart and Vascular Insti tute, Newborn ICU, the Cancer Center, McKay-Dee Spine Institute, emergency and trauma services and the McKay-Dee Surgery Center and Orthopedics. Ad ditional services include neurosurgery, women and newborn, pediatrics, surgical, a family practice residency, behavioral health services and more.

In 2020, McKay-Dee was named to the IBM Watson Health’s Top 100 hospitals list, a listing based on an annual study of the nation’s top performing hospitals for quality care and patient satisfaction.

Seniors can also be linked up with service opportunities such as the Retired Senior Volunteer Program or the Foster Grandparent Program. Many Weber County com munities also offer programs and facilities where seniors can enjoy classes and special events.

Davis HospitalWeber Campus

Located in nearby Davis County, Davis Hospital and Medical Center is a first-class medical facility offering a broad range of healthcare services, advance medical technology and a comfortable, convenient patient experience. In 2013, David Hospital opened its Weber Campus in Roy, bringing its medical care closer to Weber County residents.

The 16,000-square-foot Weber Campus includes emergency care facilities, which offer 24-hour care, short wait times and board-certified ER physicians.

Also available at the Weber Cam pus are radiology and lab services. Same-day appointments are offered for its screening mammograms, which utilize advanced full-field digi tal imaging technology.

Ogden Regional Medical Center

Originally founded in 1946 under the name of St. Benedict’s Hospital, Ogden Regional Medical Center offers the in valuable expertise gained from more than 70 years of delivering exceptional patient care.

It is affiliated with HCA Healthcare and MountainStar Healthcare and is a full-service hospital and Level II Trauma Center. It also houses a Level III neonatal intensive care unit, a Cancer Treatment Center and a Children’s Services Special ty Clinic.

Other services include maternity and high-risk pregnancy care, heart health care services, orthopedic and joint care,

pediatrics, spine and stroke care and sur gical procedures. In 2020, it was awarded the Press Ganey “Guardian of Excellence Award in Patient Experience” for Can cer Treatment. The Healthgrades 2020 Report gave ORMC a five-star rating for heart attack treatment outcomes.

In 2017, ORMC opened a new stateof-the-art Intensive Care Unit, and it ranks among the top 10 percent in the nation for Maternity Care. To bring hospital care closer to northern Weber County residents, ORMC opened a new 10,500-square-foot freestanding emer gency department in Pleasant View in 2019.

Staying Fit & Active - It’s the Weber Way

A big part of healthy living is staying fit and being active. In Weber County, there’s an almost endless list of possibilities.

Ogden’s trail system offers more than 20 options ranging from paved park ways following the Ogden and Weber rivers to expert-level hiking and biking trails in the valley’s surrounding mountains. Exploring the trail system will take you past numerous city parks, wetlands, a nature park, botanical gardens and even Ogden’s historic downtown.

Those outside of Ogden have many options as well. Weber County cities offer many recreational programs and facilities ranging from youth and adult sports programs to city parks, pavilions, playground equipment, sports fields and walking trails.

The Ogden area has a variety of businesses offering fitness classes and services. Residents can enjoy yoga and dance classes, day spas, nutritional and life counseling, and gyms with the latest in strength and cardio equipment.

THINGS TO SEE & DO

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The variety of entertainment and activity options in Weber County can be summed up as breathtaking. The downtown Ogden area is home to a vibrant and thriving arts and culture scene. Hundreds of events and festivals are held here each year, includ ing sporting events and live concerts.

The selection of outdoor activities is nearly unlimited and located amazingly close to the city. Residents can be rock climbing, hiking, skiing, fishing, kayaking and more in just min utes. Few major cities are located so close to such a variety of outdoor opportunities.

SNOWBASIN

Snowbasin Resort is an all-season recreation resort with championship-level skiing. Chosen to host the 2002 Winter Olympic downhill and giant slalom events, the resort is best known for wide-open bowls, graded runs, manicured groomers, powder stash es days after a storm, and its four terrain parks. Snowbasin has world-class snowmak ing capabilities and one of the most advanced lift systems in the West.

Guests can take a scenic gondola ride to Needles Lodge or a chair lift to John Paul Lodge, both of which offer fine dining. From John Paul Lodge, foot passengers can also ride the Allen Peak Tram to the top of the mountain for expansive views of Ogden, Ogden Valley, the Great Salt Lake, Ben Lomond Peak and the start of the 2002 Winter Olympics Downhill course.

Skiable acres: 3,000+

Lifts: 11

Beginner terrain: 20%

Intermediate terrain: 50%

Advanced terrain: 30%

Average snowball: 300”

Base elevation: 6,400 ft.

Summit elevation: 9,350 ft.

Vertical drop: 3,000 ft.

Source: skiutah.com

NORDIC VALLEY

Nordic Valley is a boutique ski hill offering terrain for all skill levels and both skiers and snowboarders. There are three aerial lifts, one surface lift, 23 runs and the best night skiing in Utah. Famous for its ski school and family friendly atmosphere, Nordic Valley attracted worldwide attention as one of the best downhill training ski areas for the 2002 Winter Olympics.

Nordic Valley recently opened its new high-speed, 6-pack chair lift, the Nordic Ex press. This lift doubled skiable acres, increased peak elevation to 7,060 feet and added 20 new ski runs.

Skiable acres: 450+

Lifts: 5

Beginner terrain: 20%

Intermediate terrain:

Advanced terrain: 10%

Average snowball:

Base elevation: 5,400 ft.

Summit elevation:

Vertical drop: 1,700 ft.

Source: skiutah.com

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POWDER MOUNTAIN

Powder Mountain has more skiable acres than any other ski resort in the Unit ed States. Nearly 3,000 acres of the resort are served by traditional lifts and full of groomed trails and powder runs. The remaining 5,000 acres provide seemingly endless opportunity for powder lovers. With so much terrain available, skiers will find an abun dance of wide-open ski trails.

The resort offers a wide range of skiing lessons as well as backcountry tours and experiences.

Skiable acres: 8,464+

Lifts: 9

Beginner terrain: 25%

Intermediate terrain:

Advanced terrain:

Average snowball:

Base elevation: 6,900 ft.

Summit elevation:

Vertical drop: 2,519 ft.

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OGDEN CITY ARTS

Few cities are as forward-thinking as Ogden when it comes to the arts. Art cre ation and art access are priorities here, and Ogden City commits funding and staff to support both.

The Ogden City Arts Advisory Committee, a group of 16 volunteers, is a city-run committee that oversees Ogden arts programs and efforts with assistance from the city’s arts administrator, Lorie Buckley. One of the committee’s annual responsibilities is distributing grant funds. Anything or anyone in the arts — from large performing organizations to individual artists — can apply for these grants.

“I think a lot of people are wondering how Ogden is making such great strides in the arts, and I think it’s because we foster the arts, even down to the individual level,” Buckley said.

This year, the city approved $150,000 for the advisory committee to disperse as grants.

In addition to the grant program, the Ogden City Arts Advisory Committee and Lorie Buckley oversee the operation of a wide variety of venues and programs listed to the side.

NINE RAILS CREATIVE DISTRICT

In 2018, the Ogden City Council approved a master plan for the Nine Rails Creative District. Defined as the area between Grant and Madison Avenues from 24th to 26th Streets, this district is designed to create new opportunities for the community to engage with art while supporting cre ative places, programs and people.

DUMKE ARTS PLAZA

This plaza is the newest addition to the Nine Rails Creative District. This flexible public area provides space for smaller festivals and performanc es as well as art installations. Film and video art can be shown on the plaza’s large LED screen. Through an endowment, Weber State University provides a rotating sculpture exhibit at the plaza.

FIRST FRIDAY ART STROLL

On the first Friday of each month, various businesses in Ogden’s downtown area host an artist for the evening. The public is invited to visit the businesses, meet the artists and watch them work. While these are mainly visual artists, musicians and poets participate as well.

GRANT AVENUE MURALS

These murals were created as part of Ogden’s robust public arts program. In 2020, artist Don Rimx of Puerto Rico painted five 40-foot by 50-foot murals along Ogden’s Grant Avenue depicting important moments and people in Ogden’s history.

LOCAL ARTIST DATABASE

Lorie Buckley manages the Local Artist Database, which lists artists of any type (musicians, woodwork ers, sculptors, etc.) along with their contact information. It is free to join, and Buckley is able to forward artist opportunities to those who have signed up to be on the list.

Grant Avenue Murals

Each summer, a herd of life-sized

horses appears on the streets of downtown Ogden as part of the excite ment leading up to the annual Pioneer Days Rodeo at Ogden’s Pioneer Stadium. Known as the “Trail to Pioneer Days,” this horse project is one of the largest public arts projects of its kind in Utah.

The more than 60 horses designed and painted by talented area artists are displayed on Historic 25th Street and Washington Boulevard and at The Junction, a recreation and entertainment district. The horses are sponsored by individuals and businesses.

Pioneer Days is Ogden’s annual city celebration and commemorates the set tlement of the city.

Photo by Lee Stone

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WINTER FUN OFF THE SKI SLOPES

OGDEN NORDIC CENTER

15 and a half miles of groomed trails for skate and classic cross country skiing and an additional 10 miles of snowshoeing trails at North Fork Park, northern Utah’s premier cross country skiing destination. A fat bike trail has also been developed. Activities like snowshoeing and fat biking are avail able at the ski resorts as well.

BONNEVILLE SHORELINE TRAIL

Snowshoe for miles along the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains above Ogden. It’s a great hiking destination in summer as well.

WASATCH PARC SNOW TUBING AT NORDIC VALLEY

Here, designers have engineered the fastest and steepest hill possible while still providing a safe, family-friendly atmosphere and experience.

THE ICE SHEET

This 2002 Winter Olympics venue is located in downtown Ogden. For out door ice skating, try Pineview Reser voir in the Ogden Valley.

WALKING, HIKING, CYCLING, CLIMBING

OGDEN TRAILS NETWORK

Hundreds of miles of trails range from easily navigated, paved pathways to challenging routes taking hikers far above the valley floor.

OGDEN RIVER PARKWAY

A 9.6-mile paved parkway beginning at the mouth of Ogden Canyon and following the Ogden River through the downtown area. Also open to bicy clists.

OGDEN BIKE PARK

Offers more than 30 acres of mountain bike and BMX trails and jumps. In cluded are more than 10 gravity-driven trails ranging from beginner to expert.

ROCK CLIMBING

Climbers can choose from a variety of challenges in the rocky cliffs near Ogden’s eastern edge and in Ogden Canyon, including areas for sport climbing, top rope climbing and more.

OGDEN BOULDER FIELD

Climbers can test themselves through facing a variety of ascension difficulties.

ICE CLIMBING

Malan’s Falls is the most well-known area for ice climbing in the wintertime, although there are a number of other locations popular with climbers.

The Ice Sheet

Ice Climbing

OGDEN BOTANICAL GARDENS

Located on 11 acres of land next to the Ogden River, the gardens feature hun dreds of varieties of annuals, perenni als and trees. Visitors can enjoy a walk or picnic and obtain information about plant selection and environmentally sound gardening methods.

OGDEN NATURE CENTER

This 152-acre preserve brings in more than 50,000 youth and adults each year to observe and learn about plants and animals, enjoy walking trails and picnic areas and participate in com munity programs.

FORT BUENAVENTURA

A historical site that hosts festivals and activities centered on the history of the Ogden area.

GEORGE S. ECCLES DINOSAUR PARK

This park is filled with more than 100 realistic, full-size dinosaur sculptures brought to life with robotics, artistic details and state-of-the-art sound equipment.

TREEHOUSE CHILDREN’S MUSEUM

Designed specifically for the kids, this museum offers unique educational exhibits and programs.

HILL AEROSPACE MUSEUM

View airplanes of the past here along with other military artifacts.

OGDEN BAY WATERFOWL MANAGEMENT AREA

A 20,000-acre wetland area located adjacent to the Great Salt Lake. The roads through this area are open to hikers year-round.

Red

Treehouse Children’s Museum

WATER RECREATION

PINEVIEW RESERVOIR

A perfect place for boating, windsurf ing and fishing. Located in the Ogden Valley, it has three swim areas with sandy beaches.

CAUSEY RESERVOIR

Also in the Ogden Valley, Causey attracts paddle boarders and kay akers (boats causing a wake are not allowed). It’s also a popular swimming, cliff jumping and fishing spot.

OGDEN RIVER

As the river flows down through Ogden Canyon and near the down town Ogden area, it provides excellent fishing and has been designated a Blue Ribbon Fishery.

WEBER RIVER

This river also offers trout fishing and is a popular spot for fly fishing.

DOWNTOWN OGDEN

HISTORIC 25TH STREET

The most famous section of down town Ogden, this was a hot spot when Ogden served as a major railroad and transportation hub. Lined with historic buildings lovingly renovated to exhibit their unique architecture, 25th Street now attracts fans of art, fine food, unique shopping opportunities and an exciting nightlife.

THE JUNCTION

An entertainment and recreation district full of activities for all ages such as the Treehouse Children’s Muse um, movie theaters and restaurants. Central to this area is the Salomon Center, where visitors enjoy surfing, wake boarding, rock climbing walls, a wind tunnel that simulates the feeling of skydiving, bowling, laser tag and mini golf.

ARTS VENUES

Downtown Ogden is home to a variety of creative and arts venues, including:

• Eccles Community Art Center

A nonprofit organization dedicated to a continued effort to stimulate in terest, foster awareness and provide education in all visual and perform ing arts.

• Peery’s Egyptian Theater

A historic movie theater restored to its former glory. It now accom modates live theater, dance, choral, symphonic and multimedia perfor mances as well as film.

• The Monarch

A recently renovated 57,000-squarefoot building with restaurants, retail and events space, design studios and exhibit and artistic collaboration space.

• Ogden Amphitheater

This venue is home to many sum mer events and festivals featuring musical groups and other stage performances. These events include the Ogden Marathon, Ogden Twi light, Ogden Pride and many others throughout the year.

Causey Reservoir Photo by Mandy Hutchinson

Ogden Amphitheater

WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

The Weber State University Wildcats complete in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision and are a member of the Big Sky Con ference. With more than 17,000 seats, Stewart Stadium at WSU serves as the venue for home games. The Weber Wildcats men’s basketball team is also classified as NCAA Division I and part of the Big Sky Conference. This team’s home is the Dee Events Center, an 11,500-seat indoor arena at WSU.

OGDEN RAPTORS

This Minor League Baseball team and Pioneer League affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers plays at Lindquist Field in downtown Ogden. With the Wasatch Mountains as a backdrop, Lindquist Field has been rated as possessing the “Best View” in all of professional baseball.

OGDEN MUSTANGS

This team is a Tier 3, Level A Western States Hockey League team that plays at The Ice Sheet.

PIONEER STADIUM

Ogden’s Pioneer Stadium hosts the Ogden Pioneer Days Rodeo each year along with other events.

Weber State Wildcat Stadium

MUSIC & VISUAL ARTS

FIRST FRIDAY ART STROLL

Held on the first Friday of every month in downtown Ogden, this event brings people out to visit local galleries, view new exhibit openings, meet the artists and enjoy live music as they stroll along the city streets.

OGDEN ARTS FESTIVAL

The event brings regional artists and entertainers to the historic Union Station in Ogden.

OGDEN MUSIC FESTIVAL

Attendees listen to live music and chil dren are invited to participate in crafts and activities.

OGDEN TWILIGHT CONCERT SERIES

An annual outdoor concert series featuring a variety of musical artists.

UNION STATION

UNION STATION

The Ogden Union Station was dedi cated on Nov. 22, 1924. For nearly 40 years, this train station was a bustling focal point of northern Utah. However, by the 1960s, the use of trains for pas senger travel had decreased dramati cally. Ogden City eventually obtained the station and remodeled it using local, state and federal funding. It has served as a museum since 1978. Ogden’s Union Station now houses four museums: the Utah State Rail road Museum, the John M. Browning Firearms Museum, the Browning–Kimball Classic Car Museum, and the Utah Cowboy Western Heritage Museum. Also housed at the station are two art galleries: the Gallery at the Station and the Myra Powell Gallery). In addition, Union Station contains a research library and photographic collection.

Ogden Downtown Alliance

The Ogden Downtown Alliance works to increase community vibrancy and economic vitality throughout Ogden City’s Central Business District. The alliance supports local commerce through destination marketing, community programming and events and also works to create and promote a dynamic epicenter for arts, entertainment and cultural experiences in Ogden’s down town area.

The alliance supports and promotes many activities and programs down town including arts performances and events, Farmers Market Ogden, Spring Beer Fest and the Urban Adventure Festival. Its efforts have included creating the Trick or Treat Streets and Window Wonderland events, which encouraged businesses to decorate and light their storefront windows and attracted the public to the downtown area.

Photo by Chad Roylance

Ogden Music Festival

FARMERS MARKET

FARMERS MARKET OGDEN

Every Saturday morning from late June through late September, farmfresh produce takes center stage on Ogden’s Historic 25th Street. Vendors with everything from peaches and pears to corn, lettuce and tomatoes set up shop and exhibit their wares to the public. Visitors can also find locally roasted coffee and baked goods as well as arts and crafts items. Live musicians and activities for the kids give the weekly event a festival-like atmosphere. Later in the season, a slimmed-down version of the event known as the Fall Market is held on Saturday mornings through October. Held at the Ogden Amphitheater, the Fall Market features a wide array of produce and specialty artisan goods as well as warm seasonal beverages. Those attending can enjoy live music, yoga and other activities.

OGDEN UTAH TEMPLE

OGDEN UTAH TEMPLE

Located in The Junction area of downtown Ogden is the Ogden Utah Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This beautiful stone-clad building with art glass windows underwent a major renovation that was completed in 2014; this effort encouraged more redevelopment and beautification in The Junction area. Visitors can enjoy the impeccably landscaped grounds of the temple or go across the street to the Ogden FamilySearch Center where they can obtain assistance in learning more about the genealogy of their family.

Visitogden.com

Any questions you may have about what there is to do in Ogden City and the Weber County area can be answered at visitogden. com, a website offering compre hensive and detailed information about everything from where to find the perfect outdoor experience to what events are happening this weekend.

At visitogden.com, you can find tips on where to shop and enjoy an excellent meal. You can also learn about all of the area’s major attrac tions and get information about the best local hikes, recommendations for day trips, suggestions on how to spend a night on the town and more.

Spend some time browsing vis itogden.com today. Even if you’re a local, you’re likely to find a new experience you never knew about just waiting for you to go and enjoy it.

Ogden Utah Temple Photo by Gary Mead

Ogden Farmers Market

TOP OF UTAH’S ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE

eber County provides the backbone environment for businesses to succeed. With a world-class, high-tech manufacturing environment, low commute times for employees and a wide variety of towns and cities to match desired living styles, literally every business need is within close reach.

EMPLOYERS CHOOSE WEBER COUNTY

With unsurpassed quality of life and a strong business climate, employers from around the world are locating to Weber County. While Ogden City boasts a true urban vibe, the size and nature of the county offers a hometown feeling with a strong business infrastructure.

With a firm economic footing, the coun ty has set ambitious goals to build on its economic base by attracting synergistic industry players and creating higher paying jobs. According to the Northern Utah Economic Alliance, job growth in the Northern Utah region has been nearly double the national average for more than a decade.

The workforce here is diverse, well-ed ucated and growing, with strong com petencies in manufacturing, aerospace

and defense, life sciences, education and finance. Hill Air Force Base continues to be a major economic driver for the county and attracts global defense and related industry contractors.

Additionally, Ogden is home to global

MAKE Ogden

distribution companies, nutrition manu facturers, high-tech specialty manufac turers, and companies like Amer Sports, the parent company to brands such as Salomon, Wilson, Atomic, Arc’teryx and Peak Performance.

One of the unique qualities of Weber County is Ogden City’s urban core and primary business sector. In 2019, Ogden City kicked off “MAKE Ogden,” a comprehensive master plan to guide future development of the city’s down town area through the next two decades. The plan will improve downtown walkability, preserve historic structures, increase programming at parks and open spaces, develop strong social services and amenities like schools in the downtown area, and strengthen the identity of Ogden through year-round cultural experiences and events.

Photo

Chad Roylance

Meeting Financial Needs

County is well supported by a strong network of financial institutions. While having a number of banks and credit unions is not uncommon to most communities, those in Weber County are often found providing the core financial support for community growth opportunities, events and activities, nonprofit needs, education systems and healthcare initiatives. The most active institutions include:

BANKS

of Utah

Valley Bank

Bank

Evans Bank

Community Bank

Bank

Bank

Fargo

Bank

CREDIT UNIONS

Utah Microloan Fund is a statewide non-profit that has helped small business owners succeed with business training and microloans up to $50k since 1991. Whether you are a startup or existing business, we can help you grow!

BUSINESS DEPOT OGDEN

Business Depot Ogden (BDO) is a premier industrial business park situated on 1,118 acres with excellent access to Interstate 15 and Interstate 84 with easy access to the Western United States.

BDO has more than 12.5 million square feet of warehousing, manufacturing and office space and an additional 225 acres of ground available for new devel opment. More than 130 unique business es and 6,500 employees have made BDO their home.

The area was formerly known as the Defense Depot Ogden, a military hub for supplies and transport that operated for 54 years. In 1940, the U.S. Army requested the War Department establish a depot for distribution of equipment to field a force of 500,000 men. In under 48 hours, the citizens of Ogden rallied together to raise nearly $100,000 to purchase land and ensure the War Department selected their city as the site. Within months, 41 build ings were under construction. On Sept. 15, 1941, the new Defense Depot Ogden officially opened.

For the next 55 years, Defense Depot Ogden continued to be an important as set to the U.S. military, providing supplies for engagements such as the Korean, Vietnam and Desert Storm conflicts. In 1995, Defense Depot Ogden was closed, and during the next few years, the land and buildings were sectionalized and deeded to Ogden City.

In 1999, the Boyer Company entered into a long-term agreement with the city to manage and develop the facility into the future, creating what is today Busi ness Depot Ogden.

Aaron Austad

“Over the past 20 years, Business Depot Ogden has grown into the largest business park, per square foot, in the state of Utah and has been successful in attracting world-class companies such as Hershey, Home Depot and Northrop Grumman. We also pride ourselves in helping small startup businesses to thrive, suc ceed and grow into large, successful enterprises. We have been able to do this by offering a wide variety of building options, sizes and pricing — anything from space built in 1941 to new state-of-the-art complex builds.

“One of our greatest competitive advantages is our interaction with Ogden City, Weber County and local businesses. Because of these amazing relationships, we are able to streamline the design, permitting and construc tion of buildings. This allows us to complete projects in eight to 10 months that would take most developers well over a year to design and build. In our competitive business world, speed is vital, and the collaboration between local government and businesses has allowed us to win an abundance of projects that were time sensitive in nature.

“None of the success we’ve seen through the years could have been attain able without the incredible workforce that calls Weber County home. Busi ness Depot Ogden has over 6,500 employees working for 130 businesses. This high-quality, educated workforce continues to attract the attention of the national site selectors as well as the businesses that they represent.

“Last year, we completed 10 buildings, which constituted over 1 million square feet of new space. This year, we are constructing nine buildings, add ing a little more than 750,000 square feet to the market. We anticipate that most, if not all, of these buildings will be fully leased before project comple tion.

“The future is bright in Ogden, Utah, and we are excited to continue work ing hand-in-hand with local government, businesses and the Chamber to further the growth of our amazing community.”

- Aaron Austad, partner, Business Depot Ogden

NORTHROP GRUMMAN

Thousands of jobs to be added by local employer Northrop Grumman

Northrop Grumman is the largest aero space and defense employer in Utah with about 7,000 employees total and about 2,000 of those located in the Roy/Ogden area. Its pioneering solutions equip its customers with the capabilities they need to connect, advance and protect the U.S. and its allies.

In 2020, Northrop Grumman was formally selected by the U.S. Air Force to modernize the nation’s aging intercon tinental ballistic missile system under a nine-year, $13.3 billion contract. This ensured that billions of dollars of work

and thousands of jobs would come to Hill Air Force Base.

Known as the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program, the work will be head quartered at Hill and involves the United States’ current land-based ballistic missile force, which is now made up of some 400 Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles. The Air Force is upgrading the missiles, their rocket motors and other components, but it plans to replace them through the GBSD program by about 2030.

The new program includes the acquisi

tion of missiles, new command and con trol systems and, eventually, large-scale renovations of launch control centers.

Work associated with the program will also be performed at the company’s Promontory facility in Box Elder County, along with a few other locations across the U.S. But the lion’s share of the pro gram will happen on the far northwest corner of Hill.

The GBSD program is expected to bring at least 2,250 jobs to the Hill head quarters location alone over the next 20 years.

Northrop Grumman begins the insulation wind process for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent first-stage solid rocket motor, applying insulation from right to left.

Photo courtesy of Northrop Grumman

THE WONDER BLOCK

Plans are going forward to turn the location of a former Wonder Bread plant in downtown Ogden into a mixed-use development incorporating downtown parking and multifamily residential units.

Known as the “Wonder Block,” the de velopment is designed with the purpose of enhancing and supporting downtown Ogden’s Historic 25th Street.

The property was purchased from Flowers Baking Co. in 2016 for $2.1 million with the MAKE Ogden Downtown Master Plan and the Ogden General Plan in mind.

The Wonder Block is part of the Con tinental Community Reinvestment Area Plan and Budget, which was created in 2019 to facilitate redevelopment of large industrial sites and underutilized proper ties located in the downtown area.

Shown is a rendering of the “Wonder Block,” a planned mixed-use development in downtown Ogden.

TRANSPORTATION

Our Well-Connected Public Transit System

BUS SERVICE

Utah Transit Authority (UTA) provides bus routes through out Weber County, including routes to some of the area’s major employment centers. Bus service is available to surrounding communities, including Brigham City and Salt Lake City. During the winter, UTA offers bus service to Snowbasin and Powder Mountain ski resorts. In downtown Ogden, UTA operates a free trolley service that transports visitors to popular shopping, dining and entertainment areas.

LIGHT RAIL

The bus service ties into UTA’s commuter rail service, Front Runner, at stations in both Ogden and Roy. FrontRunner connects Weber County to many other communities along the Wasatch Range, including Salt Lake City and Provo. Riders can easily transfer from FrontRunner to the TRAX light rail system in Salt Lake City and ride to communities throughout the Salt Lake Valley, the University of Utah and the Salt Lake City International Airport.

Front Runner Commuter Rail - Photo by Raun Stewart

TRANSPORTATION

BRT

AND KEY DESTINATIONS

BUS RAPID TRANSIT

Bus Rapid Transit, or BRT, combines the capacity and speed of light rail with the lower-cost con struction of an integrated bus system. Currently under construction, the Ogden BRT will provide riders a clean-air ride in an electric bus beginning at the Ogden FrontRunner Station and continuing through downtown, along dedicated bus lanes in the center of Harrison Boulevard, through the Weber State University campus and to McKay-Dee Hospital. When operational, riders will be able to catch the bus every 10-15 minutes on weekdays and 15-30 minutes on weekends. The 5.3-mile, $130 million project is expected to open in 2023.

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YOUR CHAMBER AT WORK

Letter from the 2022 Chair, Mark Adams

As a representative of Ogden Regional Medical Center, a proud Chamber member since 1984, I feel honored to serve as the 2022 Chair of the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce. It is wonderful to live and work in the Ogden area and I am proud to be counted as a member of the Chamber.

Representing over 800 organiza tions, the quality and strength of this Chamber continues to grow. Cham ber members enjoy multiple benefits, including exposure for your business, networking-friendly environments, legislative advocacy, professional de velopment programs and community engagement. I have seen organiza tions thrive because of their involve ment in our Chamber programs.

Among the many benefits that the

Chamber provides, one of the most valuable is the expansive network of business and community leaders who share a common goal: promot ing and protecting the interests of the Ogden-Weber business com munity. A sense of belonging can drive positive results for businesses, and I believe that the Ogden-Weber Chamber has fostered a culture of belonging.

The Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce has become a hub for businesses in all industries through out northern Utah and the surround ing regions. Regardless of size or industry, the Chamber provides unique opportunities suited to your business needs, and I invite you to inquire about Chamber membership. There is no better place to develop

your business than the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce.

As this Chamber continues to grow, I look forward to seeing the visibility and credibility of the local business community continue to improve.

Mark Adams

2022 Executive Board Chair, Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce CEO, Ogden Regional Medical Center

Founded in 1887, the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing business and community prosperity in northern Utah. Based in Og den, the largest metropolitan area north of Salt Lake City, the Chamber represents more than 800 organizations in 15 cities and several unincorporated areas in Weber County.

Executive

The Chamber is governed by four executive officers and a board of community partner leaders. Dedicated staff and volunteers provide business connections, news and infor mation, operational discounts, promotional tools, profes sional development opportunities and a collective legislative voice.

Chuck Leonhardt

Lisa Laird

Jessica Anderson

Nicole Van Buskirk

Operators

Rachel Creer

&

CHAIR Mark Adams

Ogden Regional Medical Center

VICE-CHAIR Shaun Myers President, Myers Mortuary

TREASURER Leigh Dean Owner, Warrens Craftburger

PAST CHAIR Kimberli Green

President

2022 CHAMBER LEADERSHIP

EXECUTIVE BOARD

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Mark Adams CEO, Ogden Regional Medical Center

Shaun Myers President, Myers Mortuary

Leigh Dean Owner, Warrens Craftburger

Kimberli Green

AT-LARGE MEMBERS

VP, Business Development, America First Credit Union

Maresha Bosgieter Development Director, Catholic Community Services of Northern Utah

Josh Kennedy

Center Manager, Swire Coca-Cola

Justin McMurray Director of Operations, Northrop Grumman

Shannon Mickles Sales Representative, Staker Parson

Greg Sanders

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

Shawn Beus Small Business Council, Weber State University Small Business Development Center

Kearston Cutrubus Military Affairs, Cutrubus Automotive Team

Maria Lopez Leadership Northern Utah, Ascent Credit Union

Kenneth Richey Spikers, New York Life

Darren Rogers Workforce, Department of Workforce Services

Sara Toliver

Legislative Affairs, Visit Ogden

Cindy Weloth Women in Business, Ogden City

COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES

Brandon Cooper Community Economic Development Director, Ogden City

Jim Harvey Commissioner, Weber County

Brad Mortensen President, Weber State University

James Taggart President, Ogden-Weber Technical College

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

AT-LARGE MEMBERS

Aaron Austad

Partner, The Boyer Company

Brett Barton Sr. Director of Manufacturing Operations, Fresenius Medical Care

Jason Beardall President, England Logistics

Pascal Begin Resort Operations Manager, Nordic Valley

Curt Beutler Business Development Officer, Cache Valley Bank

Troy Bullard

General Manager, Larry H. Miller

Kevin Curtis Agency Director, Combined Insurance

Doug DeFries President & CEO, Bank of Utah

Brian DeRoche President, JBT AeroTech

AT-LARGE MEMBERS CONT.

Josh Garner CEO, Becklar, LLC

Paul Grant

Chief Customer Officer, MarketStar Corporation

Curtis Groft Regional Director, Young Automotive Group

Erik Hatch Tax Manager, Cook Martin Poulson, PC

Mark Hilles ..........................President, Mountain West Architecture

Dave Hogan President, Wadman Corporation

Beth Holbrook Board Member, Utah Transit Authority

Kirk Holden

Vice President Manufacturing, Autoliv Victor Hubbard Performance Driven Marketing

Tom Hudson Director of Marketing & Business Development, 360 Marketing & Advertising

Matthew Hutchings Senior Partner, Maise Group

Julie Johnson Interim CEO, United Way of Northern Utah

Mark Jenkins

Eric Johnson

CEO, Petersen, Inc.

Tax Partner, Eide Bailly LLP

Jeff Kemp President, Boman & Kemp Josh Kennedy Sales Center Manager, Swire Coca-Cola Glen Keysaw Vice President, Associated Food Stores

Steve Kier CEO, Kier Construction

Jim Konig General Manager, Standard Examiner Bobby Lindquist Manager, Lindquist Mortuaries Chad McDonald General Manager, ALSCO – American Linen Forrest McNabb President, Big-D Construction Aaron Metcalfe Vice President, Hogan & Associates Construction Melissa Mitchell Development Officer, Hillcrest Bank Scott Mortensen Operations Officer, McKay Dee Hospital Patrick Munson Partner, Adams & Petersen CPAs Kirk Nigro Regional Business Manager, Rocky Mountain Power Sonny O’Grady Regional VP, Pacific Office Automation Slade Opheikens President, R&O Construction Chad Sprunt VP Commercial Relationships, Zions Bank Jason Struletz Sales & CSSR Manager, Welch Equipment

Martha Syme Regional Director, iMpact Utah Kevin Taylor

Sr. Director of R&D, Alphia Matt Trejo VP Regional Business Banking, KeyBank Kerry Wahlen President & CEO, Goldenwest Credit Union Matthew Wardle

President, JD Machine Corp. Tim Wheelwright Shareholder, Durham, Jones & Pinegar

GOVERNMENT & COMMUNITY LEADERS

Gregg Buxton

Utah State Senate

Mike Caldwell Mayor, Ogden City Jeffrey Holland Commander, Hill Air Force Base Bob Dandoy

Mayor, Roy City

Mike Howard City Council, South Ogden City Ben Nadolski City Council, Ogden City

Braden Mitchell

Tom Dickson Region Manager, Dominion Energy Brian Epperson

CEO, Target River

Thaine Fischer Managing Partner, The Monarch

Mayor, Riverdale City Gina Butters Superintendent, Weber School District Luke Rasmussen Superintendent, Ogden School District

Fully Accredited

Ogden School District is fully accredited and provides students with quality education

Platinum Stem Schools

There are 18 Platinum STEM Schools in Utah 3 of them are in Ogden School District.

K-12 IB Programs

The only public schools in Utah to offer International Baccalaureate programs as an option for all grades

Welcoming Schools

Ogden School District ranks in the 90th percentile nationally for Student Sense of Belonging compared to districts with similar demographics

1 to 1 Technology

Ogden School District provides a laptop computer and offers at home Wi Fi for students

Safe Schools

Secure entry systems are being installed in every elementary and junior high school

Individual Attention

The student to teacher ratio in Ogden School District is 18:1 Lower than most charter schools in Ogden

Dual Language Immersion

Spanish DLI is available to start in 1st grade Ogden School District leads the state in secondary students earning the seal of biliteracyogdensd.org/about-us/accreditation

CHAMBER COMMITTEES

These Chamber Committees are interest and industryspecific groups focused on improving quality of life in Weber County and collaboration among business and community.

CONTACTS

Developing business re lationships and referral exchanges in a networking-friendly environment.

LEADERSHIP NORTHERN UTAH

A yearlong program providing hands-on leadership training and an in-depth community immersion expe rience.

LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS

Developing public policy po sitions and representing the Chamber and its members at the Utah State Legislature.

PARTNERS IN EDUCATION

Facilitating education pro grams, including partner ships, services and connections between local schools and businesses.

MILITARY AFFAIRS

Serving as an advocate for Hill Air Force Base and its mission through enhancing community and military rela tionships.

SPIKERS

The Chamber’s official am bassadors. The Spikers promote member organizations and help members navigate the use of Chamber benefits.

SMALL BUSINESS

COUNCIL

Supporting and promoting small businesses through creating programs, opportu nities and business startup resources.

WORKFORCE

Addressing the area’s work force needs with an emphasis on serving Human Re source professionals.

WOMEN IN BUSINESS

Educating, cultivating, inspiring and empowering women through networking and professional development.

WHY JOIN THE CHAMBER

Whether you’re a small business just getting started or a well-established organization, the Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce provides unique opportunities to help you reach new customers, invest in your employees and improve our community.

REACH MORE CUSTOMERS

Grow your business through marketing and advertising with access to the Chamber’s communication channels.

INVEST IN YOUR EMPLOYEES

Whether you’re a team of one or 500+, we help you provide premier opportunities for professional and leadership development.

IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY

Unite with other organizations to support local legislative priorities and community initiatives to enhance quality of life for all.

YEARS & COUNTING

“When my husband and I opened our business, neither of us had much experience running a business. I want ed to join the Chamber to be a mem ber of the Women in Business commit tee, and that was great, but I also got so much more from the association with other business owners. From Contacts Networking groups to Busi ness After Hours events, I would talk to others or hear them discuss their businesses. I learned so much from my association with others in the business arena — their ideas, their suggestions and advice. I also attended seminars that were amazing and helped me build my business.”

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS

“I have made innumerable con nections and created many lasting relationships. My first Chamber relationships were made in a Contacts Networking group. Because we saw each other a couple times a month and attended networking events, it was easy to develop a relationship. I’ve created contacts in Women in Busi

ness and served on the board – that was a great experience, and many of those contacts became good friends and clients.

“Best of all, I became a Spiker. The friendships and relationships among that group are amazing. I love all of them. Relationships are so import ant, not only in business but in one’s overall well-being. The Chamber has been a catalyst for my creating lasting relationships.”

REACHING POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS

“There are many benefits of being a Chamber member. The Business Spot light program gave my business expo sure, recognition and an opportunity to reach potential customers. We’ve also taken advantage of the Chamber Discount program, which is an easy way to support members and bring in more business. I’ve attended many Chamber events – Business After Hours, Morning Speaker Series, NuBiz Symposium, etc., and all have been so enjoyable and informative. The on

Debbie Williams

Founder, Timeless Medical Spa & Weight Loss Clinic

Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce Member

line Business Directory lists over 800 businesses in Weber County, making the process of finding assistance easy. Whenever I need something done, businesswise or personally, I go to the Chamber’s directory first.”

QUICK RESOURCE GUIDE

UTILITIES

ROCKY MOUNTAIN POWER (electricity)

Residential customer service: 888-221-7070

Business customer service: 866-870-3419 rockymountainpower.net

DOMINION ENERGY (natural gas) 800-323-5517 dominionenergy.com

WEBER COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT TRANSFER STATION (solid and garden waste)

867 W. Wilson Lane, Ogden 801-399-8803 (transfer station) 801-726-8212 (compost facility) webercountyutah.gov/Solid_Waste/ index.php

TELEVISION & INTERNET

PROVIDERS

DIRECTV 833-826-2606 directv.com

DISH Network 855-684-5230 dish.com

Xfinity/Comcast xfinity.com

CenturyLink centurylink.com

MAJOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS & FACILITIES

INTERMOUNTAIN HEALTHCARE

GENERAL INFORMATION intermountainhealthcare.org

MCKAY-DEE HOSPITAL 801-387-2800 intermountainhealthcare.org/ locations/ mckay-dee-hospital/

TRANSPORTATION

UTA BUS SERVICE

801-RIDE-UTA (743-3882) rideuta.com

OGDEN TROLLEY (Operates in downtown Ogden) visitogden.com

MOUNTAINSTAR HEALTHCARE

Ogden Regional Medical Center 801-479-2111 ogdenregional.com

PLEASANT VIEW EMERGENCY CENTER

801-786-7911 ogdenregional.com/service/ pleasant-view-emergency-center

WEBER COUNTY VA CLINIC 801-479-4105 va.gov

OGDEN CLINIC (multiple locations) ogdenclinic.com

COMMUTER RAIL

UTA FrontRunner Roy Station: 4155 S. Sandridge Drive Ogden Station: 2393 S. Wall Ave. rideuta.com/Services/FrontRunner

HIGHER EDUCATION

WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY 801-626-6000 weber.edu

PUBLIC SCHOOLS

OGDEN SCHOOL DISTRICT (K-12)

Serves residents in Ogden City 801-737-7300 ogdensd.org

OGDEN-WEBER TECHNICAL COLLEGE 801-627-8300 otech.edu

UTAH DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 801-965-4000 udot.utah.gov/connect/

WEBER SCHOOL DISTRICT (K-12)

Serves residents in Weber County outside of Ogden City 801-476-7800 wsd.net

WEBSTER UNIVERSITY Hill Air Force Base 801-779-2061 webster.edu/hill

CHARTER SCHOOLS

Bridge Elementary (K-6) bridgecharter.org

DaVinci Academy (K-12) davinciacademy.org

Good Foundations Academy (K-6) gfautah.org

GreenWood Charter School (K-8) greenwoodcharter.org

HighMark Charter School (K-9) hmcharterschool.org

Leadership Learning Academy (K-6) llacharter.org/oc/oc-home

Maria Montessori Academy (K-9) mariamontessoriacademy.org

Northern Utah Academy for Math, Engineering & Science (10-12) nuames.org

Ogden Preparatory Academy (K-9) ogdenprep.org

Quest Academy (K-9) questac.org

Utah Military Academy (7-12) utahmilitaryacademy.org/hfc/ hfc-home

Venture Academy and High School (K-12) venturelearning.org

PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Berean Baptist Academy (K-12) berean-baptist-utah.com

Busy Bee’s Playhouse (pre-K and K) busybeesplayhouse.com

Children’s Classic Child Care Centers (pre-K and K) childrensclassic.net

Deamude Adventist Christian School (1-8) ogdenut.adventistschoolconnect.org

Discovery Clubhouse (pre-K) discoveryclubhouse.com

Mary’s Little Red School House (pre-K) maryslittleredschoolhouse.com

OakGrove School at Waterfall Canyon Academy waterfallcanyon.com/academics/

St. Joseph Catholic Schools (pre-K through 12) stjosephutah.com

St. Paul Lutheran Child Develop ment Center (pre-K) stpaulutah.org

LOCAL SENIOR CITIZEN CENTERS

Farr West Senior Center

1896 N. 1800 West, Farr West 801-782-3497

Golden Hours Senior Center

650 25th Street, Ogden 801-399-5230

Lakeview Senior Center

5580 W. 4600 South, Hooper 801-399-8393

Marriott-Slaterville Senior Center

1570 W. 400 North, Marriott-Slaterville 801-627-1919

North View Senior Center

485 E. 2550 North, North Ogden 801-782-6211

Ogden Valley Senior Center

131 S. 7400 East, Huntsville 801-745-2220

Plain City Senior Center

4160 W. 2200 North, Plain City 801-399-8393

Riverdale City Senior Center

4433 S. 900 West, Riverdale 801-621-6086

EMPLOYMENT ASSISTANCE

UTAH DEPARTMENT OF WORKFORCE SERVICES Ogden Center

801-626-0300 jobs.utah.gov/jsp/officesearch/#/ogden/officeId/23#officeDetail

Wasatch Christian School (pre-K through 12) wasatchchristian.org

MONTESSORI SCHOOLS

Evergreen Montessori Academy (pre-K through 6) 801-479-7799

New Discovery Montessori (ages 2 1/2 to 6) newdiscoverymontessori.com

Providence Montessori Academy (pre-K through 6) providencema.org

Roy Hillside Senior Center

5051 S. 2000 West, Roy 801-773-0860

Washington Terrace Senior Center

4601 S. 300 West, Washington Terrace 801-621-0161

ACCOUNTING & BOOKKEEPING

Adams & Petersen, CPAs (801) 776-5241 apcpas.com

Armstrong, CPAs & Advisors (801) 436-4941 armstrong.cpa

Child Richards CPAs and Advisors (801) 621-0440 childrichards.com

Christensen, Palmer & Ambrose CPA’s P.C. (801) 627-2060 ogden-cpas.com

Cook Martin Poulson, PC (435) 750-5566 cookmartin.com

Eide Bailly LLP (801) 621-1575 eidebailly.com

Haynie & Company (801) 479-4800 hayniecpas.com

Integrated Tax (801) 479-0100 integrated.tax

NOW CFO (801) 633-5014 nowcfo.com

Pinnacle Accountancy Group (801) 399-1183 pinncpas.com

Discount Available

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLES

Bonneville Collections (801) 621-7880 bonncoll.com

Outsource Receivables Management (801) 710-5223 outsourcerec.com

ADVERTISING & MARKETING

360 Elevated Marketing & Advertising

(801) 543-0250

360Elevated.com

See this ad on pages 56-57

Batchelor Management Advertising and Marketing Layton, UT 84040 (801) 725-8111

Creative Design Ink (801) 721-3588

Fastsigns of Ogden (801) 776-4719 fastsigns.com/596

FORTHGEAR, Inc. (801) 991-1060 forthgear.com

Hometown Values (801) 678-0501 hometownvalues.net MarketStar Corporation (800) 877-8259 marketstar.com

R Marketing Department (801) 784-7600 rmarketingdept.com

Reagan Outdoor Advertising (801) 521-1775 reaganoutdoor.com

Spreeberry (844) 527-4788 spreeberry.com

Target River (619) 571-7359 targetriver.com

Txtwire Technologies (877) 652-0030 txtwire.com

UtahSave (801) 913-5566

ogden.vchamber.com

Discount Available

XYZ Marketing (385) 378-5689

xyzmarketing.xyz

AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES

Barnes Aerospace/Ogden Division (801) 917-2000 barnesaero.com

Department of Defense (301) 801-7534 defense.gov

Kings Peak Manufacturing (801) 337-5920 kingspeakmanufacturing.com

Northrop Grumman northropgrumman.com

The Aerospace Corporation (310) 336-5000 aerospace.org

AIR TERMINALS

Ogden Gateway Center (801) 627-0040 kempjet.com

Ogden-Hinkley Airport (801) 629-8251 flyogden.com

APPLIANCES

Abco Enterprises (801) 589-0897 abcoent.com

See this ad on page 4

Boyle Appliances and Service Center (801) 393-5365 boyleappliance.com

Sparrow’s Home Furnishings (801) 731-5400 sparrowshomefurnishings.com Discount Available

VanderDoes Home Services LLC (801) 332-9585 vanderdoeshs.com

AQUA CULTURE

Great Salt Lake Artemia (801) 622-1111 gsla.us

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & BUILDING

Bott Pantone Architects (801) 394-3033 bp-architects.net

Mountain West Architecture (801) 388-6052 mountainwestarchitects.com

Sanders Associates Architects (801) 621-7303 sandersarch.com

See this ad on page 28

ART GALLERIES, DEALERS & SUPPLIERS

Aqua Fresca LLC (385) 389-9473 aquafresca.com

Eccles Art Center (801) 392-6935 ogden4arts.org

emmisoure.gallery (801) 809-3810 emmisoure.gallery

Ninth Muse Acadamy of Art (385) 231-9551 ogdensartacademy.com

Ogden Contemporary Arts (970) 531-7770 ogdencontemporaryarts.org

The Monarch (801) 893-6604 themonarchogden.com

ARTISTS

Art by Christopher (801) 745-5378

Art That Inspires (801) 732-9521 tracidouglass.com

Austin Jamieson (385) 238-0853

Bella Muse Studios (801) 389-2369

Cameron Williams (801) 458-9178

Chelbie Hunger Glass Works (801) 543-9461

D & J Fiberworks (801) 888-3733

Douglass Designs (801) 643-4721

Emily Cook Arts (480) 570-2570 emilycook.art

Emily Munk Oil & Acrylic

455 25th Street, Studio 30 Ogden, UT 84401

Happy Magpie Book & Quill (801) 513-9259

Iron Pine Photography (818) 968-9803 ironpine.company

Joanne Hall (801) 941-3916

Knotty Alder (801) 710-4235

Mark Waterfall

455 25th Street, Studio 25 Ogden, UT 84401

Morgan Bronze (801) 682-5810

Natalie Shupe

455 25th Street, Studio 29 Ogden, UT 84401

Pandemonium Art (801) 388-5836 paintingwithjane.com

Sage Art 455 25th Street, Studio 24 Ogden, UT 84401

Sara Austin Art (801) 726-7558 saraaustinart.com

Stephen Henry (801) 357-9314 henryart4christ.com

Studio 66 Hot Rod Art (801) 549-8637 studio-66.com

Susie Muise Art (801) 284-7225

The Lab (801) 678-7857

Wandering Creatives Barb and Jan (801) 781-0735

Wild Meraki Creations (801) 814-5640 wildmerakicreations.com

ASSISTED & SENIOR LIVING CENTERS

DayBreak Senior Services LLC (801) 300-5351 daybreakseniorservices.com

Gardens Assisted Living (801) 394-1400 cozyretire.com

Station Square (801) 616-9450 emg-apts.com/stationsquare.htm

The Auberge at North Ogden (801) 737-1230 aubergenorthogden.com See this ad on page 42

Treeo Senior Living (801) 475-4004 leisurecare.com/our-communities/ treeo-south-ogden

Visiting Angels (801) 820-5874 visitingangels.com/davisweber/home

ATTORNEYS

Dentons Durham Jones Pinegar (801) 499-7717 djplaw.com

Holland & Hart, LLP (801) 799-5910 hollandhart.com

Nelsen Law Offices P.C. (877) 699-2250 nelsen.law

AUCTIONS

Dutch Goat Auctions (385) 424-0097 dutchgoat.com

AUTOMATION SYSTEMS & EQUIPMENT

The S4 Group Inc. (801) 621-1970 thes4group.com

Welch Equipment Company (801) 972-9272 welchequipment.com

AUTOMOTIVE SALES

Attention to Detail - Car Sales Ogden, UT 84401

Avis Car Sales (801) 663-7485 aviscarsalesogden.com

Cutrubus Automotive Team Wasatch Front Kia (801) 725-6700 cutrubus.com

Ken Garff Buick GMC (801) 627-6700 kengarffgm.com Discount Available

Ken Garff Honda (801) 781-4700 kengarffhondaogden.com Discount Available

Ken Garff Nissan (801) 781-4500 kengarffnissanogden.com

Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram (801) 398-2800 lhmdodgeriverdale.com

Markosian Auto (801) 886-1700 markosianauto.com

Overland West Inc. (801) 621-6500 hertzogden.com

Tony Divino Toyota (801) 394-5701 tonydivinotoyota.com

Young Automotive Group (801) 544-1234 youngautomotive.com

Young Buick GMC (801) 682-4027 youngbuickgmc.com

Young Ford of Ogden (801) 394-8803 youngfordogden.com

Young Hyundai (801) 784-3848 younghyundaiutah.com

Young Isuzu Truck (801) 651-8711 youngtruckandtrailer.com

Young Mazda (801) 335-9349 youngmazdautah.com

Young Subaru (801) 621-3431 youngsubaru.com

A.B. Hadley Inc. (801) 399-3341 abhadley.com

Attention To Detail - Utah’s Auto Detailer (801) 394-3844 a2dutah.com

Discount Available

Boyce Equipment & Parts Co. Inc. (801) 393-0007 boyceequipment.com

Griffin Fast Lube, LLC (801) 825-5430 jiffylubegfl.com

Jiffy Lube - 12th Street (801) 737-3112 jiffylube.com Discount Available

Jiffy Lube - 36th Street (801) 621-5095 jiffylube.com Discount Available

Jiffy Lube - Farr West (801) 737-3103 jiffylube.com

Discount Available

Jiffy Lube - Harrison Blvd. (801) 621-5095 jiffylube.com Discount Available

Jiffy Lube - Harrisville (801) 394-3000 jiffylube.com

Discount Available

Jiffy Lube – N. Ogden (801) 737-3112 jiffylube.com

Discount Available

Jiffy Lube - Riverdale (801) 690-7682 jiffylube.com Discount Available

Jiffy Lube - Roy (801) 648-7490 jiffylube.com Discount Available

Les Schwab Tire Center - Clinton (801) 825-4145 lesschwab.com Discount Available

Les Schwab Tire Center - Ogden (801) 399-1680 lesschwab.com Discount Available

Les Schwab Tire Center - Riverdale (801) 394-3173 lesschwab.com

Discount Available

Les Schwab Tire Center - Roy (801) 776-5260 lesschwab.com

Discount Available

Les Schwab Tire Center - South Ogden (801) 475-7444 lesschwab.com Discount Available

Take 5 Oil Change (Veteran Owned) (719) 661-2075 take5oilchange.com

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Tear A Part (801) 886-2345 tearapart.com

Young Service & Collision of Ogden youngcollisioncenter.com

BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS

Altabank (801) 208-4090 altabank.com

America First Credit Union (801) 627-0900 americafirst.com

America First Credit UnionClearfield Main Street (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionMarriott-Slaterville 12th Street (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionNorth Ogden (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionNorth Ogden Lee’s (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionOgden 20th Street (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionOgden Harrison (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionOgden IRS (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit Union - Ogden Main (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionOgden Washington & 12th (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionPlain City (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionPlain City Kent’s (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionRiverdale Walmart (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit Union - Roy (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit Union - Roy Harmon’s (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionRoy Winegar’s (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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America First Credit UnionSouth Ogden Macey’s (800) 999-3961 americafirst.com

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Ascent Credit Union - Main Branch (801) 399-9728 ascentcu.com

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Ascent Credit Union - North Branch (801) 399-9728 ascentcu.com

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Ascent Credit Union - Roy Branch (801) 399-9728 ascentcu.com

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Ascent Credit Union - Shepherd Union Money Hub (801) 399-9728 ascentcu.com

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Bank of Utah (801) 924-3620 bankofutah.com

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Bank of Utah - Ben Lomond (801) 399-4425 bankofutah.com

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Bank of Utah - Roy (801) 825-1647 bankofutah.com

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Bank of Utah - South Ogden (801) 394-6611 bankofutah.com

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Cache Valley Bank 1-888-418-5333 cachevalleybank.com

Cache Valley Bank (801) 823-4596 cachevalleybank.com

Chase Bank - Layton (801) 544-4474 chasebank.com

Chase Bank - South Ogden (801) 475-0395 chase.com

Chase Bank - Wall and 12th (801) 334-6493 chase.com

Chase Business Banking (801) 621-7266 chase.com

D. L. Evans Bank (801) 399-2265 dlevans.com

First Community Bank Utah, Division of Glacier Bank (801) 813-1710 fcbutah.com

Goldenwest Credit Union (801) 337-8300 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit Union26th Street (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit Union8th Street (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit Union - Eden (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit UnionFarr West (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit UnionHarrison Ogden (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit UnionMarriott-Slaterville (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit UnionPennsylvania Ave. Ogden (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Goldenwest Credit Union - Roy (800) 283-4550 gwcu.org

Hillcrest Bank (385) 300-7250 hillcrestbank.com

KeyBank - Five Points (801) 627-2733 gwcu.org

KeyBank - Harrison (801) 625-4638 gwcu.org

KeyBank - Ogden (801) 334-2598 keybank.com

KeyBank - Roy (801) 776-2111 keybank.com

Mountain America Credit Union18th Street (801) 399-1592 macu.com

Mountain America Credit Union40th Street (801) 621-4723 macu.com

Mountain America Credit UnionCorporate Office (801) 325-6228 macu.com

Security Service Federal Credit Union (801) 488-6750 ssfcu.org

TAB Bank (801) 624-5556 tabbank.com

US Bank - North Ogden Smith’s (385) 288-3705 usbank.com

US Bank - Ogden (801) 621-7070 usbank.com

US Bank - Roy (801) 728-9332 usbank.com

US Bank - Harrison Blvd. Smith’s (801) 394-5862 usbank.com

US Bank - Ogden Smith’s (801) 479-0112 usbank.com

Wasatch Peaks Credit UnionCorporate (801) 627-8700 wasatchpeaks.com

Wasatch Peaks Credit UnionOgden (801) 334-0400 x 321 webercu.com

Wasatch Peaks Credit UnionPlain City (800) 331-7549 wasatchpeaks.com

Wasatch Peaks Credit UnionPleasant View (801) 627-8700 wasatchpeaks.com

Wasatch Peaks Credit Union - Roy (801) 776-4400 webercu.com

Wasatch Peaks Credit UnionWest Haven (801) 627-8700 wasatchpeaks.com

Wells Fargo Bank - HAFB (801) 773-8000 wellsfargo.com

Wells Fargo Bank - Harrison (801) 475-1600 wellsfargo.com

Wells Fargo Bank - Ogden Main (801) 299-3927 wellsfargo.com

Wells Fargo Bank - Roy (801) 776-9940 wellsfargo.com

Wells Fargo Bank - South Ogden (801) 399-9881 wellsfargo.com

Zions Bank - North Ogden (801) 626-2862 zionsbank.com

Zions Bank - Ogden (801) 626-2801 zionsbank.com

Zions Bank - Roy (801) 825-1039 zionsbank.com

Zions Bank - South Ogden (801) 479-7993 zionsbank.com

BARS

Lighthouse Lounge (801) 392-3901 lighthouseogden.com

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BEAUTY SALONS, BARBERS & SPAS

Blades Up Barbershop (801) 900-8096

Boho Beauty & Brows (801) 682-5699

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Q Nails (801) 393-1853

Skinglow By Kimberly (435) 901-1650 skinglowbykimberly.com

Slayed Beauty (801) 991-0523

Soul Beautiful Salon (385) 405-2330 soulbeautifulsalon.com

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Urban Enhancements (801) 710-6159 urbanenhancements.com

BLOOD PLASMA CENTERS

BioLife Plasma Services (385) 288-3024 biolifeplasma.com

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Grifols Biomat (801) 392-2296 grifolsplasma.com/en/-/ogden-ut

BREWERIES & DISTILLERIES

Cerveza ZÛlupez Beer Company (801) 903-1215 zolupez.com

Ogden’s Own Distillery Inc. (801) 458-1995 ogdensown.com

Rooster’s B Street Brewing (801) 689-2879 roostersbrewingco.com/homepage

BUSINESS SERVICES

Capitol Payroll (801) 334-8339 capitolpayroll.com

Cherokee Federal Consulting (918) 384-7474 cherokee/federal.com/contact

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Corrigan & Williams Inc. (801) 769-0900 corriganwilliams.com

Cyberbacker Inc. (801) 686-8043 cyberbacker.com

Employers Council (801) 364-8479 employerscouncil.org

FDB Holdings LLC (801) 896-7664 whynot-advisers.com

Jennie Taylor Speaks (801) 628-3848

MH Freelance Writing Services (425) 799-7033

Momentum Employer Group (801) 544-1867 momentumemployergroup.com

Ogden City Business Information Center (801) 629-8613 ogdenbic.com

Online & Organized (443) 597-8331 onlineandorganized.com

Paychex HR (801) 683-9197 oasisadvantage.com

Perspective Approach (435) 232-8182 perspectiveapproach.com

Professional Emergency Resource Services PERS by Ambipar Response (801) 629-0667 pers-er.com

Skyline Hills Financial (801) 388-1169 skylinehf.com

Solace Estate Sales and Services (801) 814-0432 solaceestatesales.com

StratForesight LLC (385) 626-3341 futuresready.com

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Utah Microloan Fund (801) 746-1180 utahmicroloanfund.org See this ad on page 69

VenConnect LLC (801) 689-2970 myvenconnect.com ZenBusiness (512) 814-6420 zenbusiness.com/utah-llc

CALL CENTERS

Home Depot - Online Contact Center (801) 334-3806 homedepot.com Wayfair (617) 502-7487 wayfair.com

CATERING

Apple Spice Box Lunch Delivery & Catering Company (801) 475-8555 applespice.com

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Davis Chamber of Commerce (801) 593-2200 davischamberofcommerce.com

Ogden-Weber Chamber of Commerce (801) 621-8300 ogdenweberchamber.com

Utah Black Chamber of Commerce (801) 747-9134 utahblackchamber.com

Utah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Ogden utahhccnegocios.com

CHARITABLE & COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

American Red Cross of Northern Utah (801) 627-0000 redcross.org/utah

Boys & Girls Clubs of Weber - Davis (801) 627-2071 bgcweberdavis.com

Campbell Cares (801) 540-3463

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Christmas Box International (801) 747-2201 thechristmasboxhouse.org

Foster Grandparent Program (801) 625-3865 weberhs.net/foster-grandparents

Give Me A Chance Inc. (801) 627-2235 demarillacformal.com

GOAL Foundation (801) 399-1773 goalfoundation.com

Junior League of Ogden (385) 244-7414 juniorleagueogden.org

Lantern House (801) 621-5036 stannescenter.org

Major Brent Taylor Leadership Legacy Foundation (801) 628-3848 majorbrenttaylor.com

My Local Utah (801) 845-2814 mylocalutah.org

NAACP Ogden Branch (385) 288-0940 naacpogdenchapter.org

Ogden Downtown Alliance (385) 389-1411 ogdendowntownalliance.com

Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music (OFOAM) (385) 240-0994 ofoam.org

Ogden Pioneer Heritage Foundation (801) 621-1696 ogdenpioneerdays.com

OgdenCAN (801) 721-9382 weber.edu/ogdencan

PhRMA (703) 969-5403 phrma.org

Retired Senior Volunteer Program (801) 625-3828 weberhs.net/rsvp

Rotary Club of Ogden (801) 392-5343 ogdenrotary.com

Senior Companion Program/Music and Memory Program (801) 625-3828 weberhs.net/senior-companions

Soroptimist International of Ogden (801) 675-0908 soroptimistofogden.org

The Salvation Army (801) 621-3580 salvationarmyusa.org

The Utah Air Show Foundation (801) 560-7203 theutahairshow.com

Trails Foundation of Northern Utah (801) 393-2304 tfnu.org

Union Station (801) 629-8680 ogdencity.com/1562/Union-Station

United Way of Northern Utah (801) 399-5584 uwnu.org

William Campbell (801) 540-3463

YCC Family Crisis Center (801) 689-1706 yccogden.org

YMCA of Northern Utah (801) 466-6299 ymcautah.org

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Youth Impact (801) 612-3001 youthimpactogden.org

CHECK & CREDIT CARD PROCESSING

PDCflow/DAKCS Software Systems (801) 778-2233 dakcs.com

Platinum Payments Credit Card Processing (801) 814-1483 platinumpayments.com

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CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES

Activate Brain Clinic & Chiropractic (801) 621-6155 activatebrainclinic.com

Cornerstone Chiropractic (801) 394-9450 tdcornerstone.wixsite.com/chiropractic

Peak Chiropractic Health Clinic LLC (801) 475-0360

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Spinal Care Center of Utah (801) 475-1800 spinalcarecenterofutah.com

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Statera Chiropractic (435) 932-3969 staterachiropractic.com

CLEANING SERVICES

Clean Home Happy Home (801) 388-1165 getacleaninglady.com

ENA Cleaning Services (801) 686-5821 enacleaningservices.com

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COFFEE SHOPS

Coffee Compound (801) 317-4880

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Daily Rise Coffee (801) 393-4581 dailyrisecoffee.com

Scooter’s Coffee (385) 206-8595 scooterscoffee.com

CONSULTANTS

Dental Superior LLC (801) 989-0670 dentalsuperior.me

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envirometrics (801) 214-4963 envirometrics.net

Fairbanks Inc. (801) 475-4000

Global Leader Group (801) 695-1673 globalleadergroup.com

iMpact Utah (801) 803-0871 impactutah.org

Inclusion Strategies (801) 455-2212 inclusionstrategies.net

KB Grants and Nonprofit Consulting (801) 725-0568

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MIB Partners (801) 824-0173 mibllc.com

Project Management Consultants LLC (801) 621-6628

SCORE (801) 629-8613 score.org

Uinta Franchise Consulting (435) 890-3593 uintafranchiseconsulting.com

CONTRACTORS & CONSTRUCTION

Aspire Homes (801) 444-3639 aspirehomesutah.com

Barker Built LLC (801) 721-4447 home4youutah.com

Big-D Construction Corp. (801) 392-3200 big-d.com

CNC Construction (801) 732-9425 cnccomp.com

Engage Contracting Inc. (801) 395-4500 engagecontracting.com

Gardner Energy (801) 823-5763 Gardner-energy.com

Granite Construction Company (801) 526-6000 graniteconstruction.com

Hogan & Associates Construction (801) 951-7000 hoganconstruction.com

Intermountain Testing Services Inc. (801) 776-5355 imtestingservices.com

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KIER Construction (801) 627-1414 kier.org

Kool Breeze Inc. (801) 627-1020 koolbreezeinc.com

Legacy Roofing (801) 837-8182 legacyroofingutah.com See this ad: Inside Front Cover

Makers Line Construction (801) 620-0351 makersline.com

Master Electrical Service (801) 782-8042 masterelectrical.com

Mountain Builders Inc (801) 301-2429

Mountain Valley Mechanical (801) 392-6680 mountainvalleyinc.com

Neuwave Electric Co. (801) 394-2986 neuwaveelectric.com

Omega Metals (801) 731-5788 omegametalsutah.com

OnSite Asphalt (801) 425-9038 onsiteasphalt.com

Perkes Roofing (801) 731-6918

Positive Power (801) 732-0680 positivepwr.com

Premier Remodeling (801) 725-0940 remodelbypremier.com

R&O Construction (801) 627-1403 randoco.com

Redd Roofing Company (801) 621-1363 reddroofing.com

Ron J Peterson Construction Inc. (801) 786-8577 rjpconstruction.net

Sand & Swirl Inc. (801) 389-6363 sandandswirl.com

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Saunders Construction Inc. (801) 782-7830 saunders1.com

Stacey Construction (801) 621-6210 staceygc.com

Staker Parson Materials & Construction (801) 731-1111 stakerparson.com

TSR / Traffic Safety Rentals (801) 627-1970 tsrentals.com

Utah Roof Renewal (801) 823-5092 roofmaxx.com

Wadman Corporation (801) 621-4185 wadman.com

Wheelwright Lumber Company (801) 627-0850 wheelwrightlumber.com

Winward Electrical Services (801) 648-7270 winwardelectric.com

CONVENTION & VISITOR SERVICES

K38 LLC (307) 220-5783 utahadventurecenter.com

Visit Ogden (801) 778-6250 visitogden.com

COSMETICS & SKIN CARE

All Natural Eyebrow Threading (801) 651-4315

Lash Stuff LLC (844) 527-4788 lashstuff.com

Mary Kay (801) 941-7002

Reaching New Horizons Inc. (801) 540-1891 phoebefournier.arbonne.com

DEFENSE CONTRACTORS

Logistic Specialties Inc. (801) 525-5406 lsiwins.com

Vangarde LLC (801) 923-1152 vangardellc.com

DISASTER CLEAN UP

Flood Pros (385) 231-1212 gofloodpros.com

(801) 553-1010 calludk.com

DISTRIBUTORS

a2b Fulfillment (866) 843-3827 ext. 211 a2bf.com

Airgas an Air Liquide Company (801) 621-0600 airgas.com

Associated Food Stores Inc. (801) 973-4400 afstores.com

Bob Barker Company (435) 225-6210 bobbarker.com

Brenntag Pacific Inc. (801) 627-4540 brenntagnorthamerica.com

England Logistics (801) 656-4500 englandlogistics.com

FedEx Supply Chain (801) 622-3400 supplychain.fedex.com

Golden Beverage Company LLC (801) 399-3773 goldenbeverage.com

Great Western Supply Inc. (801) 621-5412 gwsupply.com

Osprey Packs (844) 604-9668 ospreypacks.com

Rhinehart Oil Company (801) 392-9516 kellerstrassoil.com

Swire Coca-Cola (801) 627-1310 swirecc.com

Wasatch Distributing Company (801) 737-1052 wasatchdist.com

Winco Fireworks (801) 732-5880 wincofireworks.com

DRY CLEANERS & ALTERATIONS

Top Alterations (801) 394-4777

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Economic Development Corporation of Utah (801) 328-8824 edcutah.org

Northern Utah Economic Alliance (801) 455-5690 nuea.org

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EDUCATION

Bright Basics (801) 985-4511 brightbasicschildcare.com

Clearfield Job Corps (801) 774-4000 clearfield.jobcorps.gov

Code Ninjas (801) 810-6826 codeninjas.com/utah-south-ogden

DaVinci Academy of Science and the Arts (801) 409-0700 davinciacademy.org

my529 (801) 321-7153 my529.org

Ogden Preparatory Academy (801) 627-3066 ogdenprep.org

Ogden School District (801) 737-7300 ogdensd.org

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Ogden-Weber Technical College (801) 627-8300 otech.edu

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Quest Academy Charter (801) 731-9859 questac.org

Saint Joseph Catholic Schools (801) 393-6051 stjosephutah.com

Salt Lake Community College/ Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses (801) 957-5255 themillatslcc.com/education/goldmansachs-10000-small-businesses

Utah Motorcycle Education (801) 394-6564

Venture Academy (801) 393-3900 venturelearning.org

Weber School District (801) 476-7826 weber.k12.ut.us

Weber School Foundation (801) 476-7826 foundation.wsd.net

Weber State University (801) 626-6002 weber.edu

ELECTRONIC SALES & SERVICE

Kimber Kable (801) 621-5530 kimber.com See this ad on page 5

EMBROIDERY

Wasatch Printing and Apparel (801) 719-7453 wasatchprints.com

EMERGENCY SERVICES

Weber Area Dispatch 911 and Emergency Services District (801) 395-8221 weber911.org

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

Compass Career Fairs LLC (801) 710-3700 compasscareerfairs.com

Department of Workforce Services (801) 603-7220 jobs.utah.gov

Elwood Staffing (801) 781-2279 felwoodstaffing.com

Jipe Fruit Heights, UT (435) 890-0380 jipejobs.com

LG Resources (801) 399-4473 lghires.com

MAU Workforce Solutions (801) 833-0286 mau.com/ogden-ut

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ENGINEERING

ARW Engineers (801) 782-6008 arwengineers.com

Bechtel National-Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (801) 917-1640 bechtel.com

GMRE (801) 475-0243 gmre-inc.com See this ad on page 72

Haight Bey Engineering & Security Solutions (888) 379-0509 haightbey.com

Setpoint Systems Inc. (801) 621-4117 setpointusa.com

Total Quality Systems Inc. (801) 731-2150 tqsinc.com

Wasatch Civil Consulting Engineering (801) 775-9191 wasatchcivil.com

ENTERTAINMENT

Arcade Galactic (385) 262-6971 arcadegalactic.com

Beverly’s Terrace Plaza Playhouse (801) 643-2088 terraceplayhouse.com

Choo Choo Express (732) 895-8615

Cinemark Tinseltown (801) 334-8655 cinemark.com/theatres/ut-ogden/cin emark-tinseltown-14

Cosmic Collectibles (801) 391-1322

Fly High (385) 626-6256 ogden.flyhightrampolinepark.com

Hostlers Model Railroad Club (801) 540-1927 hostlers.info

Megaplex 13 at the Junction (801) 528-5800 megaplextheatres.com/thejunction

Ogden Mustangs

Weber County Sports Complex (801) 823-9147 ogdenmustangs.com

Onstage Ogden (801) 399-9214 onstageogden.org

Rooster’s Fun Unlimited (801) 621-1036

Shades of Blue

3651 Wall Avenue, Space 5528 Ogden, UT 84405

Shoshone-Bannock Gaming Enterprise (208) 237-8774 shobangaming.com

Social Axe Throwing Ogden (801) 395-2937 socialaxethrowing.com

Weber State University Dept. of Performing Arts (801) 626-6431 departments.weber.edu/performingarts

EVENT PLANNING & FACILITIES

Copper Nickel (801) 668-8965 coppernickelevents.com

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Golden Spike Event Center (801) 399-8798 goldenspikeeventcenter.com

Huntsville Square (801) 540-9553 huntsvillesquare.com Discount Available

Jeremiah’s Lodge & Garden (801) 394-0222 jeremiahslodgeandgarden.com

MONARCH

OPERATION/EVENTS

Ogden Eccles Conference Center (801) 689-8610 oeccutah.com

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Sunny Side Party Rentals sunnysidepartyrentals.com

The Foundry Weddings and Events (801) 864-4369 foundryweddings.com

The Madison Venue (801) 441-2211 madisonvenue.com

FAMILY SERVICES

Action Recovery Group (801) 475-4673 actiontreatment.com

Community Options (385) 206-7315 comop.org

Eden Streets (484) 636-8150 edenstreets.org

Family Counseling Service of Northern Utah (801) 399-1600 fcshealing.org

FJW Consulting (385) 279-9822 fredwagnerconsulting.com

Friends of the Weber/Morgan Children’s Justice Center (801) 778-6263 cjcogden.org

Ogden Valley Adaptive Sports (801) 698-2014 ogdenvalleyadaptivesports.org

Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership Inc. (801) 399-9281 owcap.org See this ad on page 107

Planned Parenthood Association of Utah (801) 479-7721 ppau.org

RISE Services Inc. (801) 399-1496 riseservicesinc.org

Roads To Independence (801) 612-3215 roadstoindependence.org

USARA (385) 263-1600 myusara.com

Utah Behavior Services (801) 255-5131 utahbehaviorservices.com

Utah Neighborhood Connection (801) 675-8547 connectutah.org

Weber Human Services Foundation (801) 778-6834 weberhs.org

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FINANCIAL PLANNING & ADVISING SERVICES

A Helping Hand Financial Coaching (385) 244-0395

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Boyer Wealth Management (801) 621-0094 boyerwealthmanagement.com

CrossCountry Mortgage (801) 612-1600 crosscountrymortgage.com

Edward Jones - Lisa Wandrey (801) 334-6261 edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-ad visor/lisa-wandrey

KAC Financial Services (801) 627-1913 kacfinancialservices.com

Matson Financial Group (801) 479-0723 matsonfinancialgroup.com

Merrill Lynch (801) 629-5000

Premier Martial Arts (801) 898-6039 premiermartialarts.com

FLOORING

Floor & Decor (801) 605-4199 flooranddecor.com

Wall 2 Wall Flooring (801) 621-2733 wall2wallflooring.com

FLORISTS

H & E

(801) 979-2827

Jimmy’s Flower Shop (801) 621-2360

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The Posy Place (801) 621-4010 posyplace.com

FOOD PRODUCTS

Bonneville Meats (801) 603-4534 bonnevilleusdameats.com

Grain Craft (801) 394-4523 X50145 graincraft.com

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Honeyville Inc. (385) 374-9400 honeyville.com

SWEET DELIGHTS

US Foods (801) 917-3333 usfoods.com

Utah’s Own Pink Drink (801) 721-7531 utahspinkdrink.com

FUNERAL SERVICES

Evergreen Memorial Park (801) 593-0845 myers-mortuary.com/evergreenmemorial-park

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Leavitt’s Mortuary & Aultorest Memorial Park (801) 394-5556 leavittsmortuary.com

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Lindquist Memorial Park (801) 479-7000 lindquistmortuary.com

Lindquist Memorial Park at Layton (801) 479-7000 lindquistmortuary.com

Lindquist Mortuaries - Bountiful (801) 292-5555 lindquistmortuary.com

Lindquist Mortuaries - Clearfield (801) 825-6666 lindquistmortuary.com

Lindquist Mortuaries - Kaysville (801) 546-6666 lindquistmortuary.com

Lindquist Mortuaries - Layton (801) 771-6666 lindquistmortuary.com

Lindquist Mortuaries - N. Ogden (801) 782-6666 lindquistmortuary.com

Lindquist Mortuaries - Ogden (801) 394-6666 lindquistmortuary.com

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Lindquist Mortuaries - Roy (801) 774-5666 lindquistmortuary.com

Myers Mortuary (801) 399-5613 myers-mortuary.com

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Myers Mortuary - Roy (801) 825-2239 myers-mortuary.com

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Provident Funeral Home (801) 393-2711 providentfuneralhome.com

GLASS

Crittenden Glass LLC (801) 394-4543 crittendenglass.net

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Valley Glass (801) 399-5691 valleyglass.com

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GOLF COURSES

The Barn Golf Club

(801) 782-7320 uga.org

Wolf Creek Utah - Resort & Club (801) 745-3737 wolfcreekresort.com

GOVERNMENT

Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge (435) 723-5887 fws.gov/refuge/bear-river-migra tory-bird

Hill Air Force Base Public Affairs (801) 777-7400 hill.af.mil

North Ogden City (801) 782-7211 northogdencity.com

Ogden City (801) 629-8988 ogdencity.com

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Ogden City Council (801) 629-8153 council.ogdencity.com

Ogden City Police Department (801) 629-8037

Pleasant View City (801) 782-8529 pleasantviewcity.com

Riverdale City (801) 394-5541 riverdalecity.com

Roy City (801) 774-1000 royutah.org

Seabrook Solutions LLC (256) 975-2040 seabrook-solutions.com

South Ogden City (801) 622-2700 www.southogdencity.com

Wasatch Front Regional Council (801) 363-4250 wfrc.org

Washington Terrace City (801) 395-8282 washingtonterracecity.com

Weber County (801) 399-8405 webercountyutah.gov

Weber-Morgan Health Department (801) 399-7100 webermorganhealth.org

GRAPHIC DESIGNERS

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GROCERS

Lee’s Marketplace (801) 782-7800 leesmarketplace.com

Macey’s, Inc. Ogden (801) 392-1842 maceys.com

HEALTH CARE

Acute Rehabilitation Unit (ARU) at Ogden Regional Medical Center (801) 479-2150 ogdenregional.com

Alcohol & Chemical Treatment Center (ACT) (801) 479-2250 ogdenregional.com

Behavioral Health Services at Og den Regional Medical Center (801) 479-2250 ogdenregional.com

Cancer Treatment Center at Ogden Regional Medical Center (801) 479-2570 ogdenregional.com

Davis Family PhysiciansOgden Clinic (801) 397-6150 ogdenclinic.com

Health and Wellness (801) 479-2075 ogdenregional.com

Heart and Soul Wellness (801) 866-3924 heartandsoulwellness.org

Midtown Community Health Center (801) 393-5355 midtownchc.org See this ad on page 29

Mountain West ENT BountifulOgden Clinic (801) 295-5581 ogdenclinic.com

Mountain West ENT Layton - Ogden Clinic (801) 776-2180 ogdenclinic.com

Northern Utah Rehabilitation Hospital (801) 475-5254 nurh.ernesthealth.com

Ogden Clinic (801) 475-3000 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Bountiful (801) 397-6100 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Canyon View (801) 475-3700 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Farmington (801) 397-6080 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Grand View (801) 465-3900 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Mountain View (801) 475-3600 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden ClinicProfessional Center North (801) 475-3010 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden ClinicProfessional Center South (801) 475-3300 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Skyline (801) 475-3800 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - South Ogden Family Medicine (801) 479-7771 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Utah Spine Care at McKay-Dee (801) 732-5900 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Women’s Center at McKay-Dee Hospital (801) 475-3100 ogdenclinic.com

Ogden Clinic - Women’s Center at Ogden Regional Medical Center (801) 475-3100 ogdenclinic.com

Orange MD (385) 238-2133 orangemd.com

Pine View Transitional Rehab (801) 689-1600 ahcfacilities.com

Pleasant View Emergency Center (801) 786-7911 ogdenregional.com

Prime IV Hydration & Wellness (385) 300-1707 primeivhyrdation.com

The Wellness Center (801) 800-2484 thewellnesscenter.life See this ad on page 59 Discount Available

TMS Solutions Ogden (801) 917-6177 tmssolutions.com

U.S. Renal Care Ogden Dialysis (385) 342-4310 usrenalcare.com

HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & PLUMBING

Barlow Service Experts (801) 621-2725 barlowserviceexperts.com

Burrows Supply Inc. (801) 392-3277 burrowsheating.net

Carpenter Furnace (801) 399-1127 carpenterfurnace.com

Comfort Solutions Heating, Air Conditioning and Fireplaces (801) 393-2206 comfortsolutionsutah.com

HOLISTIC HEALTH

Elevate Acupuncture (801) 888-4704 elevateacu.com

Elevated Performance & Rehabilitation (801) 689-2546 prt-i.com

Power with Peace (801) 389-3655 powerwithpeace.com

Spring Massage (385) 427-4873

Therapeuo Health (385) 250-3314 therapeuohealth.com

TimeLess Medical Spa & Weight Loss Clinic (801) 475-4300 TimeLessMedSpa.com Discount Available

Trace Minerals (801) 388-3191 traceminerals.com

Utah Canna / Medical Marijuana Cards (801) 872-8051 utahcanna.org

HOSPITALS

Davis Hospital and Medical Center (801) 807-1000 davishospital.org

Intermountain McKay-Dee Hospital (801) 387-7750 mckaydee.org

Ogden Regional Medical Center (801) 479-2044 ogdenregional.com

HOTELS/MOTELS

Alaskan Inn and Spa (801) 621-8600 alaskaninn.com

Best Western High Country Inn (801) 394-9474 bestwestern.com/highcountryinn

Comfort Suites Hotel of Ogden/ Cactus Red’s Restaurant (801) 605-2298 ogdencomfortsuites.com

Courtyard by Marriott (801) 627-1190 marriott.com/hotels/travel/ogd cy-courtyard-ogden

Hampton Inn & Suites Ogden 801-394-9400 ogdensuites.hamptoninn.com

Hilton Garden Inn Ogden (801) 399-2000 ogdenut.HGI.com

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Home2 Suites & Tru by Hilton (801) 695-9797 hilton.com/en/hotels/ogden ht-home2-suites-ogden

Motel 6 - Riverdale (801) 627-2880 motel6.com

HOUSEHOLD SERVICES

Janee’s Joyful Spaces (623) 414-1241 myparklane.com/janeestover

HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES

NUHRA (Northern Utah Human Resources Association) (801) 520-2416 nuhra.shrm.org

Reach Your Ultimate Potential (801) 564-3937 reachyourultimatepotential.com

INSPECTIONSHOME & BUILDING

Inspector Tony Home Inspections (385) 288-0749 inspectortonyhomeinspections.com

INSURANCE

American Family Insurance - Olsen (801) 825-1707 mindyolsen.com

Blackburn Jones Co. (801) 392-7516 blackburnjones.com

Combined Insurance, a Chubb Company 1-800-544-9382 combinedinsurance.com

Cornerstone Insurance Agency LLC (801) 899-6995 cornerstone.agency

Dave Hardman State Farm Agency (801) 416-8071 online2.statefarm.com/b2c/sf/ agent/44/1776

First Priority Insurance (801) 389-5624

Fringe Benefit Analysts an Alera Group company (801) 546-6004 fbabenefits.com Discount Available

Good As Gold Insurance LLC (801) 940-2693

Insurance Solutions (801) 336-7084 solutns.com

Kendell Insurance (801) 698-2855

LegUp Health (435) 800-1018 leguphealth.com Discount Available

Mina Sayer - State Farm Insurance Agent (801) 940-4982 insurewithmina.com

New York Life Insurance Company

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New York Life Insurance Company

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SelectHealth (801) 618-7687 selecthealth.org See this ad Inside Back

The Buckner Company Ensign Plaza South (801) 866-0866 buckner.com

The Insurance Center (801) 622-2626

INVESTMENT SERVICES

Elliott-Hall Company (801) 399-5871

Raymond James Financial - Smith (801) 732-5339

IT & COMPUTER SERVICES

Executech (801) 253-4541 executech.com

Maise Group (435) 465-1779 maisetechnology.com

Technovation Design (801) 627-2866

Totem Technologies (385) 492-3192 totem.tech

JEWELERS

Banter by Piercing Pagoda (801) 612-1973

Farr’s Jewelry (801) 621-7666 farrsjewelry.com

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Kay Jewelers (801) 334-8652

Morgan Jewelers (801) 394-0906

JUICES

Jamba - Ogden (801) 605-3149 saltlakesmoothies.com

Jamba - Riverdale (801) 399-4333 saltlakesmoothies.com

Pearl Milk Tea Club (801) 918-1018

LANDSCAPE

MAINTENANCE

Ben Lomond Landscape Maintenance (801) 786-8600 benlomondlandscaping.com

Weed Man Lawn Care (815) 900-1207 weedman.com

LEGAL SERVICES

Bishop Estate Law (435) 535-1708 bishoplg.com

Legal Shield - Stuart (801) 680-6254 walterlee.wearelegalshield.com

Legal Shield - Wayment (801) 710-6679

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Lucy & Clyde LLC (Legal Shield) (801) 721-9560

MontBlanc Notary montblancnotary.info

The Bankruptcy Firm (801) 392-8200 nodownbankruptcy.com

LIBRARIES

Weber County Library (801) 337-2618 weberpl.lib.ut.us See this ad on page 25

LINEN SUPPLIERS

ALSCO (801) 393-8655 alsco.com

Model Linen (801) 394-5725 modellinen.com

LOCKSMITHS

A-1 Key Service Inc. (801) 394-2910 a1keyservice.com

LOGISTICS

Dan Bailey Trucking (801) 430-4202 facebook.com/dan-bailey-truck ing-333106823372358

MANUFACTURING & PRODUCTION

Alphia (801) 394-3477 alphia.com

Autoliv (801) 629-9800 autoliv.com

Big Bubba’s Trailer Sales & Manufacturing (801) 395-2312 bigbubbastrailers.com

Blue Sky Energy Corp (801) 243-2346 blueskyenergycorp.com

Boman & Kemp Companies (801) 731-0615 boman-kemp.com

Capstone Nutrition (801) 337-9400 capstonenutrition.com

Chromalox (801) 782-3030 chromalox.com

Compass Minerals (801) 731-3100 compassminerals.com

EnableUtah (801) 621-6595 enableutah.org

Filterbuy Utah Ogden, UT 84404 (385) 326-1137 filterbuy.com

Fresenius Medical Care Inc. (801) 626-4721 fmcna.com

GRIT Cutting Solutions (801) 388-1793 gritcutting.com

heatshrink.com (801) 621-1501 heatshrink.com

JBT AeroTech (801) 627-6600 jbtaerotech.com

JD Machine Corp. (801) 782-4394 jdmachine.com

Kimberly-Clark (801) 782-2500 kimberly-clark.com

Mineral Resources International Inc. (801) 731-7040 mineralresourcesint.com

Mother Earth Minerals (801) 392-1635 meminerals.com

Oatly (385) 292-1766 us.oatly.com

Parker Hannifin (801) 786-3000 parker.com

Petersen Incorporated (801) 732-2000 peterseninc.com

Richard Manufacturing (801) 737-4450 richardmfg.come

Sundance Louvered Roofs LLC (801) 317-8024 sundancelr.com

TCR Composites (801) 622-3800 tcrcomposites.com

Thermo Fisher Scientific (801) 605-2230 thermofisher.com

Treehouse Foods (801) 317-1400 treehousefoods.com

MATTRESSES

Mattress Warehouse of Riverdale (801) 562-2337 mattresswarehouseutah.com

MORTGAGE COMPANIES

Axia Home Loans LLC (206) 310-7707 axiahomeloans.com/TomRitter

Guild Mortgage (801) 436-5030 guildmortgage.com

Peoples Mortgage Company (801) 244-4105 aallen.loans.peoplesmortgage.com

MUSEUMS

Hill Aerospace Museum/Aerospace Heritage Foundation of Utah (801) 825-5817 aerospaceutah.org

Ogden Dinosaur Park & Museum Foundation (801) 393-3466 dinosaurpark.org

Weber County Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum (801) 393-4460

NATURE PRESERVES

Ogden Nature Center (801) 621-7595 ogdennaturecenter.org

NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

Family Promise of Ogden (385) 298-1081 familypromiseofogden.org

Habitat for Humanity of Weber & Davis Counties (801) 393-3287 habitatwd.org

The Wolf Creek Foundation (801) 388-7596 wolfcreekfoundation.com

OFFICE PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT

Pacific Office Automation (801) 990-4001 pacificoffice.com

Staples (801) 392-4222 staplesconnect.com

Discount Available

ORTHODONTICS

Dr. Carr Orthodontics (801) 776-2290 drcarrorthodontics.com

Discount Available

Pobanz Orthodontics (801) 627-0500 webracem.com

PET CARE

Idlewire Pet Care (801) 479-3000 idlewire.com

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MedVet of Northern Utah (801) 776-8118 medvetforpets.com/location/ westvet-northern-utah

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PHARMACIES

Wasatch Pharmacy Care (801) 479-0331 wasatchpharmacy.com

Discount Available

PHOTOGRAPHY & EQUIPMENT

Curly Tail Studio (801) 791-1946

Foto Fantasy (603) 324-3240

PRESS, PUBLICATIONS & RADIO

Connection Publishing (801) 721-3762 connectionpub.com

Discount Available Standard-Examiner (801) 625-4400 standard.net

The Banyan Collective (801) 898-6510 thebanyancollective.com

The Signpost (801) 626-7974 signpost.mywebermedia.com

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PRINTING SERVICES

Bell Printing and Design (801) 771-1500 bellprinting.com

Ogden Blue Powered by Vision Graphics (801) 392-7573 ogdenblue.com

Ogden Litho Inc. (801) 399-5546 ogdenlitho.com

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Ogden Signs and Graphics (801) 884-3171 ogdensigns.com

Thomas Printers (267) 259-0511 thomas-printers.com

PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS

Crown Trophy (801) 621-2055 crowntrophy.com

ELEVATING

AND

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Halo Branded Solutions (801) 317-4433 halo.com/alan-dean

Lost in Stitches Inc. (801) 337-4512 lostinstitches.com

SymbolArts (801) 475-6000 symbolarts.com

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Vernon (801) 644-1411 myvernon.biz/bricklie

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Boyer Company / Business Depot Ogden (801) 399-9885 boyerbdo.com

Kier Property Management and Real Estate LLC (801) 621-3390 kiermanagement.com

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REAL ESTATE

Adrienne Murrill Real Estate / ERA Brokers Consolidated (801) 690-8862

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Aldrich Realty Group - Kelly Right Ogden, UT 84401 (801) 739-6990

AssetLyst (385) 405-2205 assetlyst.com

Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Momentum (801) 726-3984 betterutahrealtor.com

Coldwell Banker Realty (801) 476-2800 coldwellbankerhomes.com/utah

Crest Realty (801) 476-9500 crestrealtyutah.com

Golden Spike Realty (801) 773-1777 goldenspikerealty.com

John W. Hansen & Associates

Real Estate (801) 479-1500 johnwhansen.com

Mountain Luxury Real Estate and Lodging (801) 745-8400 mountainluxury.com See this ad on page 1

Northern Wasatch Association of Realtors (801) 476-4216 nwaor.com

Re/MAX Crossroads (801) 540-3621 alwaysogden.com

Realtypath /Karen Wright (801) 695-2378

Secured Land Title (385) 626-6840 securedlandtitle.com

TEAM Jerry Pierce - Mountain Valley Real Estate Experts (801) 829-5457 justutahhomes.com

Welch Agency (801) 399-5883 welchrandall.com

RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

Darren Bideaux RV (801) 392-2400 darrenbideauxrv.com

Ray Citte RV (801) 773-4951 raycitte.com

Young Powersports - Pleasant View (801) 782-6125 youngpowersportspleasantview.com

Young Powersports of Ogden (801) 394-3403 youngpowersportsogden.com

RESORTS

Nordic Valley Recreation LP (970) 375-1845 nordicvalley.com

Snowbasin Resort (801) 620-1000 snowbasin.com

RESTAURANTS

Black Bear Diner (801) 394-9955 blackbeardiner.com

Bob’s Burgers (385) 549-3350

Bout Time Grub & Pub (801) 827-0240

Brixtons Baked Potato (801) 827-0222 brixtonsbakedpotato.com Discount Available

Carlos & Harley’s (801) 745-8226 carlosandharleys.com

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Chick-fil-A at Riverdale (801) 394-0661 chick-fil-a.com/riverdalecity

Chinese Gourmet Express (801) 399-9498

Doolittle’s Deli (801) 627-3200 doolittlesdeli.com

DST Enterprises Inc - McDonalds (801) 621-1951

Dylan’s Ogden (801) 393-4545 mywarrens.com

Even Stevens Ogden LLC (385) 333-4194 evenstevens.com

Greek Gardens (801) 392-9292

Hug-Hes Cafe & Gifts (801) 479-0071 hug-hescafe.com

Javier’s Authentic Mexican Food29th (801) 393-0955 javiersmexicanfood.com

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Javier’s Authentic Mexican FoodHarrison Blvd. (801) 475-7008 javiersmexicanfood.com

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Javier’s Authentic Mexican FoodHarrisville (801) 782-2400 javiersmexicanfood.com

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Jeremiah’s Restaurant (801) 394-3273 jeremiahsutah.com

Jungle Juice (801) 317-5253

Kneaders Bakery & Cafe (801) 781-2900 kneaders.com

Las Poblanitas (801) 644-1391

Longhorn Steakhouse (801) 621-4061 longhornsteakhouse.com/home

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Lucky China Buffet (801) 394-3493 woieat.com/lucky-buffet-ogden

Mama’s Toasted Cheeser (801) 920-1279

Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt (801) 317-4114 menchies.com

Discount Available

Mountain Donuts 801-MTN-DNT1 (686-3681) mountaindonuts.com

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PretzelMaker - Food Court (801) 327-5624

Pretzelmaker / TCBY (801) 603-6534

Raising Cane’s (801) 712-7739 raisingcanes.com

Roosters 25th St. Brewing Co. (801) 627-6171 roostersbrewingco.com

Slackwater Pub & Pizzeria (801) 399-0637 slackwaterpizzeria.com

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Tacos El Jumbo (385) 298-2130

Texas Roadhouse (801) 334-7427 texasroadhouse.com

The Original Philadelphia Cheesesteaks (801) 317-4068

Timbermine Steakhouse (801) 393-2155 timbermine.com

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Tokyo Station (801) 627-8288 tokyostationutah.com

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Union Grill (801) 621-2830 uniongrillogden.com

Warrens Craft Burger (801) 621-4350 mycraftburger.com

Warrens Roy West (801) 985-7116 mywarrens.com

Warrens South Ogden (801) 621-4350 dylans-warrens.com

WB’s Eatery (385) 244-1471 wbseatery.com

Wing Wah (801) 394-8788 wingwahrestaurant.com Discount Available

Wing Wah - South Ogden (385) 309-1698 wingwahrestaurant.com Discount Available

RETAIL

America’s Best Contacts (801) 627-4424

Asian Gifts (801) 394-0536

Bath & Body Works (801) 621-4502

Bliss (801) 392-2354

Blue Water Ventures (502) 969-8122

Bohme (801) 692-7030 bohme.com

Buckle (801) 627-6323

Burlington Coat Factory (801) 394-1762

C. Marie Studios: Decorating Den Interiors (801) 600-2323 crystal.decoratingden.com

Claire’s Accessories (801) 622-2416

Country Craft Creations LLC (801) 516-8273 countrycraftcreations.com

Diamond Bar GroSystems (801) 309-4567 dbgrosystems.com

Dillards (801) 392-0689

Eborn Books (801) 621-4663

Express (801) 392-5226

Famous Footwear (801) 605-4251

Fanzz (801) 622-5860

Foot Locker (801) 621-7410

Forever Young Shoes (801) 392-2133

GEAR:30 (801) 732-5870 gearthirty.com

Go Games (801) 393-3910

Hara (801) 985-6156

Hot Topic (801) 393-6373

Icing (801) 394-3510

Journey’s (801) 622-8814

Kearston’s Basket Case (801) 725-6700

Kiddie Koncepts (603) 327-0094

Kristals (801) 393-3880

Lenscrafters (801) 392-4358

Minky Couture LLC (844) 222-1967 minkycouture.com

Mr. Mac (801) 627-3152

My Happy Viking (801) 898-0240 myhvllc.com

Newgate Mall (801) 621-1162 newgatemall.com

Pro Image Sports (801) 394-3101

Pure Oils (385) 306-0340

Quilted Bear (801) 621-0760 Rendezvous (801) 334-5513

Sam’s Club (801) 612-3465 samsclub.com

Sawtooth Home Decor (801) 564-5078 sawtoothhomedecor.com

See’s Candies (801) 393-3201 chocolateshops.sees.com

Shoe Dept. Encore (801) 621-1478 shoeshowmega.com/shoedepten core?site=shoe-dept

Smith & Edwards Co. Inc. (801) 731-1120 smithandedwards.com

Spencer’s (801) 392-1985 spencersonline.com

STUART VENTURES

Sunstop Sunglasses (801) 393-4335 sunstopsunglasses.com/pages/ogden

The Art Box (801) 675-1078 artboxogden.com Discount Available

Times Ticking (801) 394-8425

Torrid (801) 392-9520

Tricked Out (801) 392-2425

Trigon (385) 405-2633

Utah Pallet Auction (801) 648-0520

Victoria’s Secret (801) 334-7388

Walmart - Harrisville (801) 737-0092 walmart.com

Walmart - Ogden (801) 917-1026 walmart.com

Walmart - Riverdale (801) 627-0066 walmart.com

Walmart Neighborhood Market (801) 479-0366 walmart.com

Weber State University Wildcat Store weber.edu/downtown

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Zumiez (801) 621-1426

SECURITY SYSTEMS

AvantGuard LLC (801) 206-9141 agmonitoring.com

Becklar LLC (801) 781-6107 becklar.com

Freeus, LLC (801) 678-1431 freeus.com

SOFTWARE SYSTEMS & ENGINEERING

CrewTracks (801) 742-5555 crewtracks.com

STORAGE

Lock It Up Self Storage Centers (801) 782-2800 lockitupselfstorage.com

TATTOO PARLORS

Deja Vu (801) 399-1376

Raven Studio (385) 423-5995 ravenstudiout.com

TAX PREPARATION & CONSULTING

Acuity Business & Tax Advisors (385) 333-4050 expectacuity.com

Pack Tax (801) 660-8200 pack.tax

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Comcast (801) 401-3216 business.comcast.com

Comcast Business Services (801) 401-3262 business.comcast.com

The Mobile Source (801) 627-7078

TITLE COMPANIES

First American Title (801) 779-2440 firstam.com

Metro National Title (801) 232-4070 metronationaltitle.com

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Stewart Title Insurance Agency (801) 786-1100 stewart.com/ogden

TRADESHOW EXHIBIT & MANAGEMENT

MacKenzie Exhibit (801) 621-7500 mackenzie-exhibit.com

TRANSPORTATION

All My Sons of Layton 1 LLC (385) 327-8173 allmysons.com

Attention to Detail - Transport (801) 394-3844

Utah Transit Authority (801) 626-1229 rideuta.com

UTILITIES

Dominion Energy (801) 710-5275 dominionenergy.com

Rocky Mountain Power / Pacificorp (888) 221-7070 pacificorp.com

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Waste Management of Utah (801) 731-5542 wm.com

Weber Basin Water Conservancy (801) 771-1677 weberbasin.com

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VETERANS

ORGANIZATIONS

George E. Wahlen Ogden

Veterans Home (801) 334-4300

avalonhealthcare.com/ogden

Homeless Veterans Fellowship (801) 392-7662 homelessveterans.org

Utah Dept. of Veterans & Military Affairs (801) 326-2372 veterans.utah.gov

Warrior Rising Ogden, UT 84401 warriorrising.org

VIDEO PRODUCTION

The Imagination Company (801) 603-1943 ogden.cc

WEB DESIGN & HOSTING

Janadhi & Company (801) 528-3976 janadhi.com

Discount Available

Performance Driven Marketing (801) 326-0582 performancedrivenmarketing.com

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