Business

The Four-quarter LPN Program Will Offer Local Classroom, Lab, and Clinical Training While Creating a Pathway Into the Region’s Nursing Workforce

New 13,000-square-foot Facility Expands Early Learning Capacity and Marks Milestone For Rural Valley Community

Colville Grocery Outlet owners Kim and Jason Craig raised a total of $13,905 between July 26- 31 for the charity Independence from Hunger (IFH).

Couple Renovates Selkirk Motel and Chewelah Creek Inn With Updated Rooms, Amenities, and Homemade Hospitality

AGENDA – BOARD OF STEVENS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (BOCC)

The newest veterinarian at Chewelah Veterinary Clinic, Dr. Emma Impala, hopes to help fill a need that has become increasingly important in rural communities:

Longtime Bartender Angelina Sinka Takes Over Kettle Falls Business,
Plans Menu Additions and a More Family-friendly Atmosphere

A new Deer Park-based business hopes to take the uncertainty out of buying a used car by bringing professional vehicle inspections directly to customers.

Nana’s Closet Returns For a Second Year, Providing Free Clothing, School Supplies and Essentials to Local Children In Need

New catering business Country Comfort Kitchen and Catering will soon be opening its doors.

Jason and Heather Foster Balance Full-time Careers While Building Pressure’s On as a Future Family Business Rooted in Local Service

Residents of the Nine Mile area will soon have a new place to shop local, discover handmade goods, and connect with neighbors when 9 Mile Mercantile celebrates its planned grand opening Aug. 7 and 8.

A childhood love of soup has grown into a new business venture for Inchelium teacher and Chewelah resident Mary Ludwig, who is preparing to begin serving homemade soups from Mary’s Food Truck.

Kim and Ron Nemeth Bring Asian Cuisine to Colville With a Family-inspired Food Truck Now
Serving Lunch Weekdays

Little Gallea, located at 345 W. 3rd Ave in Kettle Falls, celebrates 50 years of serving the community this month.

Paul Bewick Brings Paulydogs to Loon Lake, Offering Hot Dogs, Sausages, Burgers and Conversation From His Mobile Food Stand

Fogle Pump & Supply, Inc. has specialized in well drilling, deepwell installations, pump systems, and water treatment for more than 45 years.

Seekers Bookshop, located at 270 S. Main Street in Colville, was visited by three area authors on Saturday, June 13. The bookshop hosted an event for Carmen Peone, Sherry Karuza Waldrip, and Kathy Keppel-Colkitt, who provided on-sight commentary for their published books.

Business owner Michelle Hancock announced on June 1 that Crossroads Event Center located at 145 South Main Street in Colville, will be closing its doors at the end of the month.

The Spokane-based Innovia Foundation held a Making More Possible reception in Colville at the Crossroads Event Center on May 19.

Jessica Garza didn’t set out to open a coffee shop. The owner of Moose Valley Ranch, and her husband, Christopher Garza, had originally purchased the building and property on the corner of Highway 231 and 292 in Springdale as an investment.

Debra Hansen, Stevens County WSU Extension county director and a professor in Community and Econ
omic Development, will retire June 25 after 26 years. A farewell open house is planned from 12–4 p.m. at the WSU Extension office in Colville.

The Clayton Farmers Market at the Clayton Fairgrounds kicks off on June 7

Following a decade working at Echo Ridge Veterinary Hospital, Dr. Jenna Barker announced her departure and the upcoming launch of her own independent practice, Valley View Veterinary Service PLLC.