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Monarch Woodworking is now more than just woodworking. It’s about 1,000 square feet more, actually.
The year-old business at 1775 Green Siding Road recently expanded with a 1,000-square-foot showroom and a new business inside.
Monarch Woodworking is owned by Ronda and Robert Haugen. It sells handcrafted and customer designed cabinetry and furniture.
The business also now sells a lot more in its new area. Ronda Haugen started the new venture with daughters Amelia and Nicolette.
The new shop has furniture, gifts, antiques, April Cornell linens, quilts and various handcrafted items.
Staff from Angels in the Attic Co., an antique and consignment shop that closed at the end of July, has joined in to sell merchandise at Monarch Woodworking as well.
The idea is for the product lines to continually change and expand, according to Ronda Haugen.
The store is open noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday to Friday and 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
Information: 679-4161.
<b>SHEET METAL MOVE: </b>Douglas Sheet Metal and Northwest Heating and Cooling in Roseburg is moving.
The businesses, owned by Mark and Jodi Wecks, will be in a new building at 568 N.E. Roseland within the next couple of months.
Construction on the new building has started.
Douglas Sheet Metal has been at its current location, 4119 N.E. Stephens St., for 20 years. The Weckses purchased the business four years ago and added Northwest Heating and Cooling six months ago.
Customers have questioned whether the business is shutting down because it’s leaving the current location.
“We’re really not,” Jodi Wecks said. “We’re actually doing great.”
Information: 672-8455.
<b>ALL ABOUT FRAMING:</b> Gallery Arts in Roseburg is liquidating its inventory. It is not, however, going out of business.
The 25-year-old business will no longer sell art, but will continue to provide custom framing.
Owner Peggy John said custom framing is time consuming and will become the sole focus of the business.
John, who has been the only owner for 10 years, has taken on Cory Medford as a business partner.
The shop, at 507 S.E. Jackson St., will be remodeled to provide more room for framing work. The hours will also change to 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
All the artwork is now up for silent auction. That runs until 3 p.m. Sept. 30.
Information: 673-0860.
<b>PICKING UP A PRACTICE:</b> Umpqua Holistic Medicine in Roseburg has taken over another practice.
Heather Price, Umpqua Holistic Medicine’s owner, purchased the practice of Robert Clarke. Price has added his acupuncture patients to her practice.
Clarke relocated to the Philippines on a medical mission, Price said. His naturopathic patients have been referred to a Eugene practice.
Price has been practicing locally for about a year, but has been in the field for nine years.
She offers acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapies to treat post traumatic stress disorder, traumatic injuries, pre- and post-operation patients and cancer.
Information: 672-2522
<b>POP QUIZ:</b> Which one doesn’t belong: a) need b) duty c) family d) bottle opener.
Depends on who you ask, I guess. The following is from a press release about the BeerClip, a device that solves so many problems by combining a money-holding clip with a beer-opening device.
“The need to keep a bottle opener handy is every man’s duty for friends and family.”
Need. Duty. Family. Bottle opener. Not necessarily in that order.
Check it out: www.beerclip.com.
• Got tips? You can reach reporter Paul Craig at 957-4211 or by e-mail at pcraig@newsreview.info.
The year-old business at 1775 Green Siding Road recently expanded with a 1,000-square-foot showroom and a new business inside.
Monarch Woodworking is owned by Ronda and Robert Haugen. It sells handcrafted and customer designed cabinetry and furniture.
The business also now sells a lot more in its new area. Ronda Haugen started the new venture with daughters Amelia and Nicolette.
The new shop has furniture, gifts, antiques, April Cornell linens, quilts and various handcrafted items.
Staff from Angels in the Attic Co., an antique and consignment shop that closed at the end of July, has joined in to sell merchandise at Monarch Woodworking as well.
The idea is for the product lines to continually change and expand, according to Ronda Haugen.
The store is open noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday to Friday and 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
Information: 679-4161.
<b>SHEET METAL MOVE: </b>Douglas Sheet Metal and Northwest Heating and Cooling in Roseburg is moving.
The businesses, owned by Mark and Jodi Wecks, will be in a new building at 568 N.E. Roseland within the next couple of months.
Construction on the new building has started.
Douglas Sheet Metal has been at its current location, 4119 N.E. Stephens St., for 20 years. The Weckses purchased the business four years ago and added Northwest Heating and Cooling six months ago.
Customers have questioned whether the business is shutting down because it’s leaving the current location.
“We’re really not,” Jodi Wecks said. “We’re actually doing great.”
Information: 672-8455.
<b>ALL ABOUT FRAMING:</b> Gallery Arts in Roseburg is liquidating its inventory. It is not, however, going out of business.
The 25-year-old business will no longer sell art, but will continue to provide custom framing.
Owner Peggy John said custom framing is time consuming and will become the sole focus of the business.
John, who has been the only owner for 10 years, has taken on Cory Medford as a business partner.
The shop, at 507 S.E. Jackson St., will be remodeled to provide more room for framing work. The hours will also change to 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
All the artwork is now up for silent auction. That runs until 3 p.m. Sept. 30.
Information: 673-0860.
<b>PICKING UP A PRACTICE:</b> Umpqua Holistic Medicine in Roseburg has taken over another practice.
Heather Price, Umpqua Holistic Medicine’s owner, purchased the practice of Robert Clarke. Price has added his acupuncture patients to her practice.
Clarke relocated to the Philippines on a medical mission, Price said. His naturopathic patients have been referred to a Eugene practice.
Price has been practicing locally for about a year, but has been in the field for nine years.
She offers acupuncture and Chinese herbal therapies to treat post traumatic stress disorder, traumatic injuries, pre- and post-operation patients and cancer.
Information: 672-2522
<b>POP QUIZ:</b> Which one doesn’t belong: a) need b) duty c) family d) bottle opener.
Depends on who you ask, I guess. The following is from a press release about the BeerClip, a device that solves so many problems by combining a money-holding clip with a beer-opening device.
“The need to keep a bottle opener handy is every man’s duty for friends and family.”
Need. Duty. Family. Bottle opener. Not necessarily in that order.
Check it out: www.beerclip.com.
• Got tips? You can reach reporter Paul Craig at 957-4211 or by e-mail at pcraig@newsreview.info.
