A company that has stuck around the Bay Area for 43 years announced it's moving to Utah in the spring.
posted online at the start of 2022 said. The company said it has purchased a new building in Utah.
Andrea Grossman launched the company in 1979 with a glossy red heart sticker that has become a symbol of the 1980s sticker mania, when kids plastered books with their collections of stickers.
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