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Utah Businesses Honored For Encouraging Innovation, Fostering High Values And Striking A Balance Between Work And Life

Each year, as part of The Salt Lake Tribune’s Top Workplaces report, Utah companies are recognized for achievement in specific areas such as training employees, encouraging new ideas and promoting a balance between work and life. The annual survey, conducted by Energage, a Philadelphia-based research and consulting firm, resulted in the following special awards: Direction BambooHR […]

How 21 Utah Artists Created Images Inspired by the Coronavirus

As the coronavirus pandemic drags on — with people staying home, wearing masks and staying 6 feet away from others to keep the virus from spreading — everyone is trying to grasp the historic events we’re all experiencing. Artists are trying to make sense of it all, too. It’s what they do. As the painter […]

Restaurant Owner Optimistic About Possibility Of Lifting Dine-In Restrictions

(KUTV) — One of the hardest-hit industries during this pandemic might soon be one of the first to reopen. If things keep progressing on their current course, Pulp Lifestyle Kitchen and other restaurants might reopen to dine-in customers in the beginning of May.“I think it’s great,” said Pulp owner Thomas Kreitlow. Dining out is a […]

Home Hair-Cutting Has Become A Necessity — And An Adventure — For Utahns During Pandemic

Wearing a bright, royal blue hoodie and jeans, with his overgrown hair pulled back into a partial ponytail, 14-year-old Benjamin Blake sat down his parents and older sister for a quick Google Slides presentation. The topic: Why Ben Should Get A Mullet. The Evergreen Junior High student brought up some great points, like the fact […]

How Will The Coronavirus Affect Easter, Passover And Other Major Religious Events This Month?

SALT LAKE CITY — As if the cancellation or postponement of March Madness, baseball’s opening day and the Olympics weren’t enough, the COVID-19 pandemic will soon disrupt some of the world’s most sacred faith-based celebrations. Passover, Easter and other major religious holidays all take place this month, and faith groups are scrambling to figure out […]

As Festivals And Art Shows Shut Down, What’s The Effect On Utah’s Local Artists?

Group events like festivals are being shut down around the country to prevent the spread of COVID-19. But the effects are being felt by independent artists who rely on sales at art festivals for their income Adam Hoffman has been a full-time festival artist for the last three years, traveling to as many as 35 […]

‘I Feel Like Hiking Is A Safe Option’ — Utah’s Hills Are Alive With Hikers, Most Keeping Their Distance

Aline Devaud is a mental health therapist. On Friday, she went to the Jacks Peak Trailhead on Salt Lake City’s east bench, and put one foot in front of the other. “I won’t be any good if I don’t care for myself,” said Devaud, who has been speaking to clients over the computer to protect herself and […]