Business

    BRIGHTON  —  Patricia Murray’s CPA business merged with Auer Woodley’s CPA firm and will be known as Auer Woodley’s CPAs.
    The new ownership said it would be able to provide its clients with a more comprehensive solution to help them grow as individuals and as businesses.
    “The new firm will add new and much needed capabilities and knowledge to serve the community, especially during these difficult economic times,” according to a press release.

    In an effort to reach a wider audience, AMC Brighton 12 in the Brighton Pavilions will begin showing a weekly hit movie with Spanish subtitles.
    This week’s showing will be the newly-released “Tower Heist,” starring Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller. The theater plans to have a movie with Spanish subtitles each week.
    For movie times, visit www.fandango.com or amctheaters.com. Call the theatre at 303-655-1591.

    After four years in the same spot on Brighton’s Bridge Street, The Glassman is moving to a larger shop on Fort Lupton’s main drag. Basing the business out of 127 S. Denver Ave., The Glassman, owned by husband and wife team Jim and Sue Neal hope to be moved into the new shop by the end of October.
    “We were told by our landlord that he wants to put a body shop in our little area,” Sue Neal said. “So we found a nicer, bigger shop in Fort Lupton to better serve our customers.”

    Kaylie Unrein, formerly of Bob’s Barber Shop, is now at Shades Salon, 35 Strong St.

    She is taking appointments. Contact her at 303-655-7975.

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