Kenzie Walburger
Email: kwalburg@byu.edu
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Small business in Provo creates, sells upcycled clothing
Using her sewing skills and artistic eye to turn thrifted clothes into new designs, Makenna Robbins created KennaBri, an upcycled clothing company that she operates out of her apartment.
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Local bakery offers exclusively gluten-free items
While neither Cole or Megann Gunderson need a gluten-free diet, they own and operate Good Hope Bakery, a gluten-free bakery in Springville, Utah.
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Off-site solar panels make renewable energy accessible for renters
Utah residents who rent homes or otherwise can't install solar panels can access solar power and receive credits towards their solar bill, according to community solar programs in Provo and other Utah cities.
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