The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel: Canfield prompts question: What’s next?
Congratulations to the city of Fruita for landing an outdoor recreation company that seems like a perfect fit for the community.
The announcement that Canfield Bikes has relocated from Bellingham, Washington is the latest validation that our economic development strategy is paying off.
The 20-year-old company will join DT Swiss, Rocky Mounts, and Mountain Racing Products as makers of mountain biking-related products in the Grand Valley.
Read more a The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel Editorial Board.
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