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Serving Tillamook County for 50 Years
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Burden’s Muffle & Towing Service is a third generation Tillamook business. In 1970, Don Burden ran the Texaco Station on Main Ave., that is now an empty lot at the new intersection. Don purchased a pipe bender and started doing custom exhaust work, and also purchasing his first tow truck. Eventually moving across the highway to our current location adding more tow trucks and crane trucks to our fleet. Don & Linnea both still work daily along with son Rick & daughter Sylvia. We are also lucky to have Grandson’s Jeremy & Justin. Other grandchildren Kylie, Blake & Bryce.
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earching for something grown or made by a local? Farmer’s Markets are the ultimate stop. With the spreading COVID-19 virus, all Farmer’s Markets ask visitors to maintain social distancing, refraining from touching items, use hand sanitizer, and wear a mask when unable to social distance from vendors and other shoppers. Ask about using your SNAP benefits! Many local Farmer’s Markets use SNAP Match. For every $1 you spend through EBT, you get matched an additional $1 up to $10 in extra SNAP currency to spend on fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, cut herbs, nuts and mushrooms, baked goods, eggs and more. Astoria Farmers Market Astoria Sunday Market features up to 200 vendors each week offering locallymade products that have been hand-crafted, grown, created or gathered by the farmers, craftspeople and artisans featured each week. The Astoria Sunday Market is held on 12th Street from Commercial to Exchange; open Sundays from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. The Market will run through the second Sunday in October. There is typically ample street parking within three blocks of the market. Parking lots are located at Sunset Empire Transit District (10th & Marine). For more information, visit: www.astoriasundaymarket.
com Seaside Farmer’s Market The Seaside Farmer’s Market is held at 1120 Broadway in Seaside on Wednesdays from 2 – 6 p.m. through September. This season, shoppers are asked to consume all takeout food off of the Market’s premises. Vendors this season include: Blackberry Bog Farm, Gompers Distillery, and Sasquatch Sandwich Shop. For more information, visit: seasidemarket.org Manzanita Farmer’s Market The Market has recently moved to a new location: the Rex Champ Field on Highway 101. Customers are encouraged to pre-order their purchases online at www.manzanitafarmersmarket.com in order to cut down on time spent within the market. Purchased items can then be picked up from each vendor. There is a one-way traffic flow round the Market. Vendors include: River City Flower Farm, Gingifer’s Kitchen, Moon River Farm, and Salmonberry Commons. For more information visit: www.manzanitafarmersmarket. com Tillamook Farmer’s Market On the corner of Laurel Avenue and Second Street in downtown Tillamook, find an
old-fashioned farmers market with locally-grown produce, hand-made and artisan gifts, baked goods, live music and activities for kids. Vendors include: Pacific Restaurant, the Berry Patch Girls, Brickyard Farms, and Rising Tides Baking Company. Every Saturday from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. through September. For more information visit: tillamookchamber.org/Tillamook-Farmers-Market/ Neskowin Farmer’s Market The Neskowin Farmer’s Market is at a new location for the 2020 season: Neskowin Valley School, 10005 Slab Creek Road.
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Brickyard Farms The Market is held Saturinfarmersmarket.com days 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. through The Cannon Beach Farmer’s September. Market and Garibaldi Night To allow for social distancMarket have been canceled ing, the market is currently this season due to the COrestricted to farm and food VID-19 pandemic. vendors. Know a craft vendor in the area? The Consider reaching We Buy/Pawn: out and supporting awn hoP Gold, Firearms, them. You may be AND MORE Sporting Goods, able to coordinate Electronics, Tools with crafters to pick up goods at the marand Antiques! ket; contact them to Troy Dodge, Manager make arrangements. Open: Vendors at the Tue - Sat 10AM - 6PM market include: Nestucca Bay Creamery, C and K Orchards, Oregon pawnbroker license PB-0436 and Walker Farms. 1139 Commercial St., Astoria, OR 97103 For more informawww.pawnshopandmore.com • dodgeta@hotmail.com tion, visit: neskow-
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Niche food choices and more at Fresh Foods
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f you’re looking for upscale food choices, Fresh Foods in Manzanita and Cannon Beach offer the widest selection. “We model our business off of businesses like New Seasons Market and Whole Foods,” Owner Jonathan Welsh said. “All the niche foods are really what we focus on.” The Welsh family moved from California in 1997. “My father was in the grocery business there. He bought the tiny, old Downies Family Market at the time and rebranded it as Fresh Foods,” Jonathan said. “He ran that and grew it; and it
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grew quickly as the area grew.” In 2006, Jonathan bought the business from his father, and his brother Tim joined the operation until 2019. Jonathan built the current location in Manzanita in 2012 which expanded their store size by five times. And in 2016, added their Fresh Foods Cannon Beach location. “We’ve been open to change. We’re dynamic; we’re always changing. We’ve grown a lot,” said Jonathan. “For the size of
to find their convenient, old-time favorites, but can also expect to find natural, organic, ketofriendly, and regionally produced items. “We’re growing with the more progressive food items, and we try to utilize as much local food as we can,” Jonathan said. “We try to utilize all the assets in the Northwest because we have access to some of the best foods.” Between both locations, Fresh Foods employees over 50 employees.
“Our focus is on treating our employees well. We get good performance out of our employees and we retain them and don’t have turnover,” said Jonathan. Fresh Foods is also one of only four grocery stores in Oregon that offers liquor for sale inside the store. As a family-owned business, Fresh Foods sponsors many things in the community including Muzzanita, Manzanita Music Festival, and the Manzanita Golf Tournament. “Usually that money is recycled into the community at a much better rate,” Jonathan said of locally owned businesses. “We live in the community and it’s our responsibility to give back what we can.” Looking to the future, Jonathan is expanding the Fresh Foods brand to Forest Grove. Slated to open in 2021, the store will open in the downtown area next to Pacific University on Pacific Avenue. Manzanita Fresh Foods is located at 730 Manzanita Ave. Cannon Beach Fresh Foods is located at 3401 S Hemlock St. Each location is open seven days a week, 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
bicycles, and equipment. Boss is the only retail bike/ repair and skateboard shop that can repair bikes along Oregon’s northern coast, a 60-mile radius, from Newport to Seaside and east to Portland, OR., plus offering financing and layaway plans. Boss supplies bikes and skateboards through our Boss Outreach, to foster kids, in Tillamook County. Tillamook receives hundreds of visitors traveling to our beaches, rivers, and mountains. Boss offer new and exciting guided tours,
wave of physical exercise, transportation, and outdoor adventure on the electric bike sensation, that’s increased in awareness and growing, year after year. Boss Power Bikes sales standard and electric powered bicycle. The e-bikes range from 500 watt to 1000-watt motors and come with a throttle and peddle assist mode where you can push a button and go, or you turn it off and peddle. Our e-bikes are excellent
in the great outdoors or just commuting around with friends and family. We branded our first four models of e-bikes and we sell online with our website and can dropship right to your door anywhere in the US. We sell e-bikes,
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Boss Power Bikes USA covers electric bikes, guided tours, bike repair, skateboards, children’s outreach oss Power Bikes an adventure for vacation- for physical challenged standard bicycles skateB USA, offers quality, ers, visitors, and locals. or disabled adults who boards, parts and accesdurable, reliable, electric Boss is riding the new still enjoy adventuring sories and a repair center to install or do the repairs when you do not want to do. Or sign up for one of Boss Power Bike tours to historical sites ride through the forest and have lunch.
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Boss Power Bikes
Huston and Roseana Beene have been the founders and owners of Boss Power Bikes USA, which is an LLC, since 2017. In the past 3 years, most of the first couple of years was dedicated to the branding, design, and the prototypes, achieving the best designs and quality electric bikes that we wanted to manufacture. In the past year, we have developed an online presence by designing our drop-shipping website. We were able to fine tune the website marketing, using photos, videos and creating our own ads.
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All Star Appliance: a place where you’ll be treated like family, always F
or over 20 years, the Burris family has been dedicated to serving the Tillamook community with honesty, good service, and a family-focused mindset in their appliance business. “We’re a family business,” Allen Burris said. “We’re always focused on treating people how our family would want to be treated.” In 1999, the family purchased C.E. Lewis and Ace & Noll Appliance and then in 2006 began selling appliances and changed the business name to All Star Appliance. Five family members are at the center of the business: Jackie Burris, Aaron Burris, Allen Burris, Alex Burris, and Angela Bennett. “Mom and Dad had great leadership skills and wanted to serve the small community they fell in love with,” Angela said. “They felt the need to grow and prosper here.” The family patriarch, Rich Burris passed away in 2015. “Our dad had been doing service work in California since he was 18,” Allen said. “He always wanted to have an appliance business and he’s always wanted to call it ‘All Star Appliance.’” Since his passing, the family has carried on the tradition of serving their community through honest business practices. “We do everything we can to keep our customers happy,”
Allen said. “Because we do the service, everyone in here knows everything about appliances. Especially with sales, we’re honest. We’ll tell customers everything, we don’t hide anything.” Shopping at All Star Appliance, customers can expect to find a variety of appliance brands including Samsung, LG, Sharp, Crosley, and Beko. “We sell new appliances,” Allen said. “We have a lot of stuff on the floor for people to see and touch. We also have service and sell parts. Pictured left to right, Aaron Burris, Bob Pippenger, Alex Burris, Jim Carpenter. Kneeling: Eduardo Benito If anyone is a DIYer, we can order most parts and have it within appointment. a day.” “Aaron and Alex can fix With competitive prices at anything,” Angela said. “They a local location, All Star Aphave 20 years of experience pliance offers just as much as in the service field. There’s the big-city retailers. nothing they can’t fix.” “You go into a big box store Aaron and Alex were and no one knows the produnavailable for an interview uct,” Allen said. “You’re going due to the fact that they are to get read off of a sheet. We a Captain and Lieutenant in know all the ins and outs of the Tillamook Fire Departappliances and all the tips ment respectively and were and tricks. We try to go over fighting a fire at the time. that with every customer. Due to COVID-19, the store That way there’s no surprises is limited to two shopping when they get it installed.” groups at a time to allow for For shop service, All Star social distancing guidelines. Appliance requests that cusAll Star Appliance is located tomers call and schedule an at 2111 3rd St, Tillamook.
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ince 2010, Parkside Restaurant & Lounge has been a staple Garibaldi eatery. “The opportunity came up and I enjoy being around people,” owner Kellie Smith said of starting the business. Smith began with the small Parkside Coffeehouse location and, as business progressed, grew the restaurant into the building next door. At the larger location, Parkside expanded to a full bar, lounge, and patio. “I just like our atmosphere to be relaxing and a place to go and enjoy yourself,”
Smith said. “Most staff has been employed with me for years which is great…we’ve got each other’s back.” Parkside is known for their turkey sandwiches and homemade
baked goods which are often created by Smith’s sister Carol Halvorson. “We work together and she is a manager for us; she is a better baker than me,” Smith said of Halvorson. Parkside is also known for their prime rib and all-you-can-eat fish nights. “If you haven’t been in, you should try the fish and chips: it’s nice and light,” Smith said. “Our turkeys are roasted every day for lunch [and] we make fresh soups.” Due to COVID-19, Parkside closed for several months, but is back and ready to serve guests again. Their business hours have adjusted to Wednesday-Sunday, 8 a.m. – 9 p.m., closed Monday and Tuesday. Currently, only the restaurant and lounge are open. The coffeehouse will remain closed for the time being. “With the new regulations, it’s better to focus right now on one business instead of two,” said Smith. Parkside Restaurant & Lounge is located at 231 Garibaldi Avenue in Garibaldi right off of Hwy 101 with plenty of off-street parking.
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Parkside finds success in expansion and growth
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he holiday season is fast approaching and is an important one for small businesses, especially this year. It will take on heightened importance in 2020. The outbreak of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 in late 2019 and early 2020 hit small businesses especially hard, with many being forced to close their facilities to customers in an effort to prevent the virus from spreading. Estimates regarding the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak on small businesses varied, but many small business owners were forced to let go employees as they confronted steep declines in revenue. A ZenBusiness survey of more than 1,000 small business founders, senior managers and decision makers found that 37 percent of small businesses that employ between 11 and 25 people were considering laying off more than one-fifth of their workforce. As small businesses face difficult challenges, it’s no surprise that many consumers want to support locally owned small businesses this holiday season. Such support not only can help small
businesses, but also can help to revitalize local communities. • Shop online. Online shopping has traditionally been dominated by big box retailers. However, many small businesses increased their e-commerce capabilities to generate revenue. Shoppers concerned about shopping in person this holiday season should explore the delivery and curbside pickup options available at locally owned small businesses. Even businesses that have not traditionally been allowed to deliver, such as breweries and wineries, have been able to do so during the outbreak, giving consumers unlimited online shopping options. • Purchase gift cards. Gift cards take the guesswork out of holiday shopping, and such cards are easily shipped or even emailed to loved ones. That’s a significant benefit during the 2020 holiday season, when delivery times are expected to be lengthy. Gift cards to local businesses simplify holiday shopping, support small businesses and help shoppers avoid potential delivery delays. • Share your experience. Word-of-
mouth is vital to small businesses at any time, and can be especially valuable as these companies try to overcome the challenges posed by the COVID-19 outbreak. Holiday shoppers can share their experiences with local businesses via social media. Share information about the lengths local small businesses have gone to in regard to safety measures, order fulfillment and their delivery and pickup efforts. Such sharing may compel neighbors and friends to follow your lead and provide vital support to local businesses in need this holiday season.
Small businesses are the backbone of many communities, and the holiday season provides a great opportunity to support such firms as they look to recover from a difficult year.
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wners of Captain Kid a GyroXtreme to tumble in, Amusement Park, which simulates weightlessBruce and Tammi Rath, are ness, three kiddie rides, a working hard to profamily rollercoaster and vide an atmosphere a brand new 18 hole where everyone mini golf course, feels welcome completed and has a great in March time. During 2020. There the current is no bracelet Covid-19 or entrance pandemic, fee to visit they are Captain Kid’s. going to Rather, cusgreat lengths tomers simply Owners Bruce to provide purchase tickets and Tammi Rath sanitation of all for the attractions rides, golf clubs, they would like to balls, and sitting areas. experience. They want all of their guests Captain Kid Amusement and employees to feel safe, Park has a new go kart track healthy and comfortable, under construction, with while still having fun with the hopeful date of completheir families. tion in the 2021 season. Currently, Captain Kid The new track is designed Amusement Park features go by owner, Bruce Rath, aka, karts, a rock climbing wall, Captain Kid. In the nineties,
Bruce Rath Bruce owned a logging road construction business. He often dreamed of owning an amusement park as he operated his excavator in the woods. His dream became reality in 2008 when he purchased the go kart business
in Seaside. The new track will be a fantastic experience for family go karting, 625 feet long, much larger than the existing track. There is a stadium with seating for the comfort of spectators to view the races complete with plug ins for cell phones and wheelchair access (ADA compliant). A pit crew will be interacting with racers through the surround sound system, making a unique, one of a kind, fun experience for the entire family. Future plans include more rides and an old fashioned downtown themed area with shops, a shooting gallery and bumper cars. The amusement park business is forever changing and Bruce and Tammi look forward to continuing to grow and bring new and exciting attractions for their customers.
Located a few miles north of Cannon Beach, Captain Kid Amusement Park features new and exciting outdoor features with more enhancements in the works. Captain Kid Amusement Park is open daily from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., WEATHER PERMITTING. They try to make the best decisions regarding rainy days. If it is raining sideways and windy
they don’t open. They make the decision before 10 a.m. Captain Kid Amusement Park is located at 2735 South Roosevelt (US 101 N) just south of Seaside, OR.
A must-stop for family fun and memories! Play a round of mini golf on our Brand new 18-hole course, take a ride in our go karts or do both! (Children under 58” don’t need to watch from the sidelines; they are welcome to ride with an adult in our double karts) Take on our 26 foot rock climbing wall for up to 5 climbers at a time, and the GyroXtreme! Rotate and Tumble, used by NASA to train astronauts in weightlessness! Rides for children include a 1959 Rotowhip, Allan Herschell
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Fun for the whole family, with something for everyone! Prices: • Go kart driver $9.00, Must be 58” tall to drive. Race is 6 minutes long! • Passengers, minimum 2 years old $4.00 • GyroXtreme and Rockwall $9.00 • Kiddie rides $4.00 • Roller coaster $5.00 • 18 hole mini golf course $9.00
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Renovated, fresh and fun! Family outdoor amusements for the North Coast
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Hampton Lumber, fourth generation family owned business H
ampton Lumber got its start in 1942 when Bud Hampton purchased his first sawmill in Willamina, Oregon. Bud’s son John eventually took over daily operations at the company and started a wholesale lumber business, Hampton Lumber Sales in 1950. As the company grew to include forestland and new manufacturing facilities, John Hampton developed a deep commitment to people, community, and sustainability. Today those values are the heart of Hampton’s company culture. Now a fourth generation family-owned company, Hampton has grown to include ten sawmills in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia and over 1,700 employees. To help supply the sawmills, Hampton also owns
roughly 140,000 acres of timberland in the Pacific Northwest. With nearly 80 years in the sawmill business, the company has cultivated the knowledge and experience needed to grow and prosper, even in challenging times. Hampton is proud to be a long-standing and dedicated neighbor, partner, and employer on Oregon’s North Coast. Hampton has operated the sawmill in Tillamook since 1986 and the mill in Warrenton since 2010. Together, these mills produce roughly 300 million board feet (mmbf) of lumber annually. These two mills also generate 300 direct family-wage jobs, $26.4 million annually in direct wages and benefits, and another $26.5 million in economic activity for local logging and trucking busi-
nesses. The forest products industry has changed a lot over the years. With advances in science and technology, today’s forestland owners are continuously improving management, engineering, and operations to meet the growing demand for wood products while conserving the ecological health of the land. Sawmills also incorporate the latest technology to optimize the use of raw materials. 100 percent of a log is used when processed in one of Hampton’s sawmills. What doesn’t become lumber is used for pulp and paper, particle board, landscaping, agricultural products, and biofuel. Hampton’s employees are committed to
Hampton is proud to be a long-standing and dedicated neighbor, partner, and employer on Oregon’s North Coast.
supporting each other and our community through volunteer work and investments in local business, schools, social programs, and community events. Hampton has been particularly engaged in advancing local opportunities for career and technical education. In addition to the company’s
scholarship program for children and spouses of employees, Hampton is a founding partner in Tillamook Bay Community College’s Manufacturing & Industrial Technology program. The Hampton family is also committed to expanding access to the arts throughout the Pacific Northwest in urban and rural commu-
nities. Hampton brothers Jamey and David regularly perform together in their band, the Brother’s Jam. Jamey is also coArtistic Director at the Portland-based dance company BodyVox. Learn more at hamptonlumber.com, or follow Hampton on Facebook: @HamptonLumber.
Stop in for a cold one! Werner Brewing Co.’s small-batch, local craft brews always on-tap.
2807 3rd Street Tillamook
503-842-7114 Werner Beef & Brew, located under the big American flag, just past the railroad tracks on 3rd Street, has been family-owned and operated for just over 2 years. Ken & Karla Werner, Sadie (Werner) Rider, George and Daniel Werner and Jed Werner all have hands-on when it comes to making decisions about the Beef & Brew. When asked about what it was like working with family, Werner Brewing Company co-founder, Daniel Werner, responded, “It’s nice to see the family every day.” He added, “Although, family gatherings have kind of turned into work meetings!” Created as a place to showcase Werner Brewing Co.’s small batch, craft brews, the meat market, restaurant and taproom has become a local favorite for residents and visitors alike! Featuring pub fare such as burgers, tri-tip sandwiches, soups, Bavarian pretzels and loaded tater tots, there’s something for everyone on the Beef & Brew menu.
“COVID-19 has definitely presented more than a few challenges this year,” comments Sadie (Werner) Rider. “It has been a little overwhelming trying to navigate the changes, but the community support has been outstanding.” The Werner family had to pivot their restaurant model when the pandemic restrictions began to be implemented. “We really had to work together to prepare for each wave of changes,” continues Rider. “We appreciate the understanding and patience our patrons and our employees have shown us during this time. It’s their health and safety we had to keep top of mind as we implemented the state mandates.” Werner Beef & Brew is currently open for “dine-in” outside on their patio area, with an additional seating section pushed out into the parking lot. The patio area features covered (with heat) and uncovered sections. They are also open for take-out, with call in orders being placed directly at 503-842-7114.
Pandemic restrictions haven’t stopped the Beef & Brew from continuing to innovate and add to their menu. This Spring, they introduced two Bloody Mary options. “Do yourself a favor and order a Bloody Mary with the Cheesy Polish,” says Rider. When asked what’s next, Rider mentioned expanding the wine selection and introducing new seasonal releases from Werner Brewing Co.
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B. Boutique keeps it in the family, three generations of style
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ost cities are open up again operating under phase 2 restrictions due to the pandemic. The coast is busier, and Cannon Beach is bustling with tourists. But earlier in the year, due to COVID-19 restrictions, shops had to close. Those who used the downtime to come up with a good reopening plan and reinvent themselves, are doing much better than those who did not. B. Boutique owner Jenny Becker didn’t let a pandemic get in the way of connecting with her customers in Cannon Beach, thanks to some innovative marketing and the help of daughter
Emily Becker. The COVID-19 restrictions led to far fewer visitors in town, so Jenny closed the boutique’s doors on March 21. But that didn’t deter the mother, daughter and grandmother trio who run the business, which sells high-end fashion, beachwear and clothing for all generations. In less than a week, Emily rebuilt their website to include a sales side, not just a place where customers could look at the latest Arlene, Jenny and Emily Becker, three clothing arrivals. generations of style at B. Boutique in “Emily is our tech Cannon Beach. Courtesy Photos.
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guru, and in four days she rebuilt our site with a sellable side to it,” Jenny said. “As soon as we launched the site, we’ve been busy ever since. It’s like owning a second store, and has given us the opportunity to stay connected with our customers.” Emily helped launch other online offerings as well through social media platforms which, according to Jenny, are generating sales. “We use Facebook and Instagram and email to connect with our
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customers,” she said. “It’s been exciting, because we see and hear from our customers from all over the country.” Emily said Instagram is very popular with their customers. But it takes some work to keep it fresh and make it a fun experience. “We add to our Instagram story all day long, then post things at the end of the day,” she said. “It’s been really fun to work with Instagram posts, because we can post video or pictures depending on what we want to do. And it’s been very popular with our followers.”
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Another online platform the entrepreneurs have embraced is their Facebook Live shows. According to Jenny, they host shows every other
Wednesday. A show lasts one hour, with her as its host. Emily shows clothing and accessories, and even models some items. She also answers questions that customers have during the show from posts on Facebook. Arlene, Jenny’s mother, acts as the store’s stylist and support staff. So the business is truly a multigenerational effort. “It’s a lot of work prior to and after a show, but it’s worth it,” Jenny said. “We’re very busy setting everything up, and very busy
afterwards getting the product out the door and shipped to our customers.” So far, they’ve hosted two live shows and according to Jenny, they make 30 to 40 sales during the event. On May 21, when restrictions on visitors to Cannon Beach began to lighten up, Jenny opened the brickand-mortar store to walk-in customers. For health safety reasons, only six customers are allowed in the store at a time. The Beckers offer free facemasks to any who need them. They also suggest to customers that they try on only those clothing
items they’re inclined to purchase. All clothing not sold is steamcleaned and let stand for 24 hours. “We’re not negative at all about the pandemic, we try to keep it fun,” Jenny said. “We have a sanitization station right at the door we’ve glammed up a bit, made it look cute, so customers feel safe and welcomed.” Meantime, they plan on keeping Instagram and Facebook Live going moving forward. The store is located at 232 N. Spruce St. in Cannon Beach. For more information, call the Beckers at 503-436-1232.
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Re:Current is a curated selection of secondhand goods. From current styles to vintage, high street to high fashion, uncommon art, whimsical home goods, and unique furniture, this shop has something for everyone! We also carry new body jewelry and healing crystals. 2015 2nd Street Tillamook, OR 97141 503-354-2022
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Re:current: local shop for vintage finds, current styles, home goods and more R
e:current, located in downtown Tillamook, carries a curated selection of secondhand goods, from current styles to vintage, high street to high fashion, uncommon art, whimsical home goods and unique furniture. They are open seven days a week from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. Owner Kelly Raynor said the store has been open since March 2019. She remodeled during quarantine and reopened in May. Some of the improvements made were new flooring, paint, and a 37-foot quilt mural on one the store’s walls. Raynor
did almost all the work herself. “I go into Portland a lot and source there,” Raynor said of where she buys her clothes and goods. “I also go to estate sales and garage sales and I also do consignments.” Walking in to Re:current, people can expect a bright, organized space with clothing, furniture and home goods, contemporary styles and some vintage pieces. Re:current held a grand opening on June 13 to celebrate the new and improved store. The event began with a ribbon cutting, giveaways every hour, refreshments, and a 20 percent off sale. Re:current also had a $2 sidewalk
sale on the Fourth of July. Proceeds went to Tillamook Habitat for Humanity. Raynor holds these sales on holiday weekends in the summer for Memorial Day, Fourth of July and Labor Day. There was not a Memorial Day sale this year due to COVID-19. The proceeds from the sale always go to a local nonprofit. “When people bring me items to consign, anything I don’t take into the store gets put in the $2 sale or as a store clearance item,” Raynor said. Re:current always does sales during downtown events such as Moonlight Madness and Small Business Saturday, as well as rotating sales.
If she has too much inventory, she puts items on sale. Raynor also hosts sustainable fashion events. Because of the pandemic, she does not know when she will be
able to start those up again. Raynor announces her sales on Re:current’s Facebook page Recurrent. Follow the store on Instagram @recurrent-
recycle for giveaways. People can shop online on Facebook or at https://www.recurrentrecycle.com/ Send comments to: headlightreporter@ countrymedia.net
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In 1978, Stanley Decker and I, Carolyn Decker, purchased our building at 615 Main Avenue in Tillamook. The two of us worked together for years. Stanley was always a gifted sales person. I, on the other hand, was very shy and had to come out of my shell to learn the selling part of the business. Over the years I have enjoyed helping folks sell their real estate and it is always gratifying to see our buyers follow their dreams into a new home and new life adventure. Our children grew up in this business. Our sons, as teens, cleaned out and crawled under many homes to help get them ready to sell. Our daughter, Kathy, and son, Mark, came to work with us in their twenties. Kathy eventually left to raise her seven children and went on to work with Marion County Sheriff’s Department as a deputy. Mark went into the military and lived in Arizona for a few years, then returned to Tillamook and has been working with Decker Real Estate. Inc. for several years. He will be promoted to a Principal Broker in July. Stanley is retired but continues to work his investment business. Thanks to all our past and present clients, it has been a privilege to serve Tillamook County. We have closed thousands of sales in the past 41 years and are looking forward to the future.
SELLING OR BUYING, WE WILL HELP YOU FIND YOUR DREAMS! 615 Main • Tillamook (503) 842-8271
Carolyn H. Decker 503-801-0935
Teresa Burdick 503-812-3495
Mark Decker 503-801-0495
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The Ruona Family welcomes you to
Manzanita, Cannon Beach and the North Coast!
Come in for a visit so we can meet your furry family members!
At Four Paws on the Beach we strive to serve up the highest quality food, treats, toys and more.
107 N Hemlock Street
144 Laneda Avenue
Manzanita, OR 97130 (503) 368-3436
fourpawsonthebeach.com
Cannon Beach, OR 97110
(503) 436-4439