Yukon is attracting businesses

Yukon City Manager Jim Crosby said officials are working to bring a major retailer like JC Penney to Yukon as well as a new grocery store.

 
BY JENNIFER PALMER | Modified: August 10, 2010 at 11:06 am | Published: August 4, 2010   

YUKON — A year ago, city officials were close to securing a deal with a big box retailer.

But a nationwide recession put a halt to nearly all new stores.

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Yukon City Manager Jim Crosby said officials still are working to bring a major store like JC Penney to Yukon, near Integris Canadian Valley Regional Hospital.

"I think we're...
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