Kim Barker, L.M.P., is now offering one-hour massages at the Sno-Valley Senior Center twice a month. The program is open to all adults in the community, whether they are weekend warriors or mothers who carried too many babies and now permanently tilt to the side.
A group of teenagers from North Bend have started a new stage production group called Theatre ‘Round the Bend that will be holding tryouts for its upcoming musical.
Dan Randall (left) and Dan Fagan (right), owner of the Pizza Place in North Bend, announced the opening of his new lounge, Capones. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 4 p.m. to midnight; Friday, 4 p.m. to 1 a.m.; Saturday, noon to 1 a.m.; and Sunday, noon to midnight. Bartender Matt Barry is not pictured.
The Veronica owner Eric Peters (far left) helps 4-year-old daughter Madeline (with scissors) cut the ribbon at his wine bar while wife Veronica (center, with 1-year-old son Max) and friend Barbara Bishop (in purple shirt) look on. Also on hand to celebrate on Sept. 22 were Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce members Sue Beauvais (left, in blue vest), Fritz Ribary (center, in red shirt) and Ann Fleming (right, in black). The Veronica is located at 228 W. North Bend Way, North Bend. For more information, call (425) 996-3270 or visit www.veronicawine.com.
NORTH BEND – Bryan’s One Stop in North Bend isn’t so much about Bryan anymore.
Gina Hudson is a new massage therapist at Destiny by Design, 249 Main Ave. N., North Bend. Hudson is a graduate of the professional massage licensing program at Ashmead College. Her skills include Swedish and deep tissue massage, as well as myofascial release, lymphatic drainage, hydrotherapy and clinical injury treatment. For more information, call (425) 888- 9347.
SNOQUALMIE – The confusion began around this time last year.
George Kenny’s brother Frank sent a press release to the media publicizing Kenny’s Northwest Experience and the George Kenny School of Chainsaw Carving.
With the help of members of the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce, Luiza Dixon (center, with scissors) cuts the ribbon on a new adult retirement home called Medina Heights of North Bend. Dixon opened the center with her husband George (behind her, with mustache). The home offers skilled nursing care provided by professional caregivers and a live-in nursing staff. Medina Heights is located at 13811 436th Ave. S.E., North Bend. For more information, call (425) 864-4717 or (425) 864-0351, or visit www.medinaheights.com.
Bare Necessities Spa in North Bend, recently celebrated it’s grand opening with members of the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce. The spa is located at 43438 S.E. North Bend Way and features many types of body treatments, massage, facials, skin treatments and makeup instruction. For more information, visit www.barenecessitiesspa.com, or call (425) 831-2273.
Business news from the Valley.
Business Networking International (BNI) is a business networking organization that allows only one person per profession in each chapter.
With help from the Snoqualmie Valley Chamber of Commerce, the owners of Little University of Dreams cut the ribbon at their new preschool on Oct. 22. The preschool is located at 13513 433rd Pl. S.E., North Bend. For more information, contact April Littlejohn
at (425) 888-1305.
Keith Mickle, owner of the North Bend Bar & Grill, recently purchased the Cedar Log Tavern in Carnation. After purchasing the business and the building, he completely renovated the interior with a new bar, new tables, chairs and an improved menu. The business will be open from 11 a.m. to midnight, seven days a week. Mickle will hold a grand opening Nov. 4-6, featuring specials on beer and food. The Cedar Log Tavern is located at 4573 Tolt Ave., Carnation.
