Inside the Story: Utah coffee shop offers opportunities for people with disabilities @danrascon4545
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Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 48 minutes ago
(KUTV) Tucked away in a corner of the the Park City Library is a brand new coffee shop.

It's called Lucky Ones Coffee, where each of the 14 employees have some sort of disability.

"We wanted to make it a place where they are proud and excited to come to work," said Katie Holyfield, who owns the shop with her friend Taylor Matkins.

Holyfield and Matkins have been working out this business plan for more than a year.
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