Excellent customer service and reasonable pricing with quick turn around. Owner and staff are…read moreexperts in all aspect of custom fab work and volume production runs.

The appeal of small town cemeteries is that most people who are laid to rest in them are likely…read morerelated to each other. Oftentimes, ancestors are buried in various locations, so families don't usually get to pay their respects to multiple generations at a time. That's not the case here, however. It's charming and I'd be curious to know how many generations are represented. The iron gate at the entrance says "Elmo Cemetery" and is probably the same sign that's been there for decades, just adding to the charm. There are a few mature trees and some well maintained grass that make this a nice place to visit your loved ones.

July 12, 2026 - Helper, UT…read more Enjoyed our walk down Main Street. It was early Sunday, so most shops were closed, but with all the historic buildings, there was much to see. There is an audio walking tour through the TravelStories app which is helpful as a guide. Helper was one of Utah's most ethnically diverse towns in the early twentieth century. Italians, Slovenians, Croatians, and Serbians immigrated to the area to work in the coal mines for the Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad. Scattered along Main Street are 27 embedded sidewalk plaques. Each one reads "Welcome Friend" in a different language, representing the diverse backgrounds of the miners and railroad workers who built Helper in the 20th century. What a great tribute!

Not long ago, the city of Helper, Utah had a bad reputation. Residents from neighboring towns…read moreavoided Helper due to its crime rate and overabundance of drugs. While this may be true for some parts of the city, the downtown area is actively undergoing a face lift, and people are putting a good amount of effort into making it a charming small town. There are glorious old buildings-rich with history-all around. Each one has its own story, and possibly a ghost or two. Many of the original signs are still in place outside of the businesses-which adds the the ambiance. If you walk up or down the main street, you'll likely find yourself in conversation with a local resident. Most of them are extremely friendly, eager to chit chat and happy to tell you about the town. Take in some of the local eateries and museums, and be sure to get a picture with the iconic statue of Big John (you can't miss him.)

Excellent pricing & timing for all your copy needs. Quick to get jobs finished within requested…read moredeadlines (within reason) and very friendly. I needed some laminated "bookmark" type items for a funeral the following day. I live in the Salt Lake City area and had priced them out in the city first; Carbon Copy Center was able to surpass any FedEx/Kinkos, UPS or print center by leaps and bounds! The same job at FedEx/Kinkos would've cost $82 and they needed 24 hrs. Carbon Copy Center completed the job within 2 hrs for just under $30. I would recommend checking here first for ALL of your printing projects.