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QuikTrip’s first Utah travel center raises the 24-hour bar in Weber County

The national retailer’s Marriott-Slaterville opening brings 24-hour food, fuel and 24 reported local jobs to the 12th Street corridor—and gives nearby operators a concrete new benchmark.

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An original editorial illustration of craftspeople assembling enormous modular sculpture pieces around a steel frame inside an Ogden fabrication workshop.

WhiteClouds built the impossible by breaking it into 21 pieces

An Ogden fabrication company divided a nearly 66-foot nutcracker among six shipments. The spectacle carries a practical lesson for operators facing projects too large to move, price or manage as one piece.

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A craftsperson lays carbon fiber into a bicycle-wheel mold in a clean Utah workshop while an unbranded wheel is inspected nearby.

The Ogden factory advantage is measured in hours, not miles

ENVE Composites is supplying Utah-made carbon wheels at cycling’s highest level. Its larger lesson is that keeping design, production and testing close can turn distance into a competitive disadvantage.

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A cook rolling a fresh tortilla around a burger-inspired filling beside several colorful house sauces in a warmly lit Utah restaurant.

Cafe Rio’s turnaround starts by putting the missing sauces back

New CEO Mike Burns is launching a Utah-only burger burrito, but the sharper operating move may be simpler: restoring three menu items customers said they missed.

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