Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 54 minutes ago
(KUTV) It may seem very odd that Leon Larsen is still using a 30-year-old computer and printer to run his business.
But it makes perfect sense when you realize his business is a video store.
"We sell movies and rent movies," Leon said.
Located along Main Street in the small town of Springville, Utah, Larsen Video is one of the only survivors of Utah County video stores.
It's still in business in a world when watching movies is as easy as staying in the comfort of your own home.
Yet somehow Larsen Video store is still walking tall after three decades.
(KUTV) It may seem very odd that Leon Larsen is still using a 30-year-old computer and printer to run his business.
But it makes perfect sense when you realize his business is a video store.
"We sell movies and rent movies," Leon said.
Located along Main Street in the small town of Springville, Utah, Larsen Video is one of the only survivors of Utah County video stores.
It's still in business in a world when watching movies is as easy as staying in the comfort of your own home.
Yet somehow Larsen Video store is still walking tall after three decades.
