Salons and barbershops find downtown Farmington a cut above the rest
Ruby Blu Salon. Joe’s Headquarters. Legato Salon & Spa. Decades of business in downtown Farmington between them. We reached out and this is what we heard.
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Ruby Blu Salon. Joe’s Headquarters. Legato Salon & Spa. Decades of business in downtown Farmington between them. We reached out and this is what we heard.
So let’s start with the first thing everyone wants to know: when will Blue Hat open its doors?
If you see 100 people gathered outside of Farmington Brewing Company this summer, it might not be for the beer--though there’s a good chance that could be a reason, too.
About a hundred locals gathered in Farmington’s Civic Theater’s upstairs auditorium recently to take part in a panel discussion on Farmington’s future. Here's what they learned.
Officials are currently tweaking the plan in response to comments gathered at the open house. A draft plan will be available on the city’s website within one to two weeks.
The classic, beautifully restored 1940 movie house was the sole venue for the 6th annual Farmington Film Festival which showcased some of the latest and greatest “good films for a better world”.
The soda aims to give people who may not love Kombucha more choices for a healthy beverage.
Figuring out where to put down roots – particularly when you have a family – can be stressful. So Metromode recently checked in with some local residents to hear their respective answers to the question, 'Why Farmington?'
Farmington artists are being encouraged to enter a public art contest that pairs artists with local businesses.
From craft beer to cheeses to bread, Kombucha, and more, foodies will find plenty to love in Farmington's downtown specialty food cluster.
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