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Quite a few new restaurants have either opened their doors or are planning on opening within the year. Dillon, Silverthorne and Breckenridge are all welcoming new or reopened eateries within the next few months. Here’s...

If your wallet is a little thinner after purchasing all the ingredients for your Thanksgiving meal — or perhaps your meal at a local restaurant — there’s a good reason. According to the 36th annual...

Photo by Jenna deJong Enza’s Delicatessen & Market is a dream that’s over three years in the making. The brainchild of Ranay Janaes, the Italian deli is the latest restaurant to debut in Silverthorne and is being launched by the same team that brought about eateries like Sauce on the Blue, Sauce on the Maggie and Quandary Grille. The deli had a soft opening the weekend of May 15, but it’s hosting its grand opening Thursday, May 27. The restaurant is open seven days a week from 7 a.m.-3 p....

In a year of Zoom, outdoor dining and takeout, Summit County’s entrepreneurs still have found ways to drum up business. While the intent was simply to survive the pandemic, the new tools businesses used and...

People are seen walking on the sidewalks of Breckenridge Main Street on Thursday, April 8. As local businesses settle into the county’s level yellow restrictions, some are feeling cautiously optimistic about the new local public health order that officially replaced the state’s mandated dial framework on Friday, April 16. Photo by Tripp Fay As local businesses settle into the county’s level yellow restrictions, some are feeling cautiously optimistic about the new local public health order...

Photo by Ashley Low Restaurant owners and managers are working to help their employees get vaccinated. Restaurant workers make up a large portion of the labor pool in Summit County with over 2,000 annual job openings in the industry, according to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s Summit County profile. While some jobs in the county were able to be done remotely when COVID-19 arrived last March, restaurant employees had to remain working in person. Now, they’re being prioriti...

Photo by Liz Copan / Studio Copan     In late December 2019, the world was anticipating the excitement and possibilities of a new decade. A presidential election was approaching as people watched politicians vying for the Democratic Party nominee. The world was readying itself for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. In Summit County, visitors flocked to local ski resorts to enjoy their winter vacations. No one was thinking about sourdough starters. A year later, Summit County, along with the rest of ...