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• Sovereign Title and Escrow, LLC, a full-service independent title insurance agency located in Fruita has added another location to better serve its clients in Grand Junction. The new location is at 2470 Patterson Road, suite 5. Sovereign Title and Escrow is owned and operated by Alicia J. DeSario, Esq. Alicia is a real estate attorney who brings more than 15 years of expertise in real estate transactions. She has worked for law firms, lenders, title companies and escrow companies, so she understands all aspects of real estate transactions. For more information, visit www.truetitlepros.com. Sovereign Title is also located at 138 S. Park Square, Ste. 230, Fruita. You can reach Sovereign Title at 242-3581.
• The Clarion Inn, Grand Junction's largest hotel property located at 755 Horizon Drive, announces that Jeff Sauer is the new director of sales and marketing. Sauer will maintain and expand relationships within the community and beyond, enhancing partnerships and booking efforts for the recently renovated hotel.
Sauer brings to the Clarion Inn more than 20 years of sales and marketing experience in the car rental industry throughout the Western Slope. He also conceived and developed a successful concierge-based hotel referral business in Aspen.
“This organization and management team has been intact for a long time. We know how to take care of our customers, and the perception has always been that we are extremely easy to work with. This is the blueprint for success in our business.” Sauer said.
For further information, contact jsauer@clariongj.com.
• United Way of Mesa County announces that Zarlingo's Golf Cars and Fairplay Electric Cars will donate $500 for each Electric Vehicle Engineering (EVE) vehicle sold between now and Dec. 31. Additionally, the buyer will also receive a $4,234 tax credit on this year's taxes. A typical EVE vehicle sells around $7,000.
The EVE vehicle is a street-legal electrical vehicle that reaches a required speed of 20 to 25 mph and can be driven by a licensed driver on streets with posted speed limits of 35 mph or lower for two passengers. It is equipped with safety features established by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration regarding low speed vehicles.
• Did you know that Chopper, a full-service salon located at 2472 F Road, unit 15, now caters to women. It's not just a place for men.
Right now they have a special. For $24.95/month, you can be a part of the unlimited cut club for men — all haircuts, trims and neck shaves, any time you want or need them. For more information, call 242-MENS (3637).
Stylist Micheal Repp joined Concept One Salon in October of this year. Repp, a Western Slope native, returns to the Grand Valley after an extended stay on the Front Range.
Repp brings the art of Japanese and Brazilian hair straightening to Concept One Salon. This hair straightening technique eliminates the need for frequent exposure to the heat of damaging flat irons. Micheal also offers full-service color and hair styling services. Repp is available Tuesday through Saturday or by appointment. Call 242-1444.
A ribbon cutting was held recently for a new business in Fruita.
Turn the Page Used Book Store is located at 119 E. Aspen Ave.
The business is owned by Carla S. Griffin who has lived in Grand Junction for six years. The store buys, sells and trades books. They also offer a story time for children two times a week. You can find all kinds of books — adult, children, humor, political science, history, biography, etc.
Turn the Page is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., except for Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. They are closed Sundays.
For more information, call 261-5778, or turnthepageusedbooks@yahoo.com.
• The Clarion Inn, Grand Junction's largest hotel property located at 755 Horizon Drive, announces that Jeff Sauer is the new director of sales and marketing. Sauer will maintain and expand relationships within the community and beyond, enhancing partnerships and booking efforts for the recently renovated hotel.
Sauer brings to the Clarion Inn more than 20 years of sales and marketing experience in the car rental industry throughout the Western Slope. He also conceived and developed a successful concierge-based hotel referral business in Aspen.
“This organization and management team has been intact for a long time. We know how to take care of our customers, and the perception has always been that we are extremely easy to work with. This is the blueprint for success in our business.” Sauer said.
For further information, contact jsauer@clariongj.com.
• United Way of Mesa County announces that Zarlingo's Golf Cars and Fairplay Electric Cars will donate $500 for each Electric Vehicle Engineering (EVE) vehicle sold between now and Dec. 31. Additionally, the buyer will also receive a $4,234 tax credit on this year's taxes. A typical EVE vehicle sells around $7,000.
The EVE vehicle is a street-legal electrical vehicle that reaches a required speed of 20 to 25 mph and can be driven by a licensed driver on streets with posted speed limits of 35 mph or lower for two passengers. It is equipped with safety features established by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration regarding low speed vehicles.
• Did you know that Chopper, a full-service salon located at 2472 F Road, unit 15, now caters to women. It's not just a place for men.
Right now they have a special. For $24.95/month, you can be a part of the unlimited cut club for men — all haircuts, trims and neck shaves, any time you want or need them. For more information, call 242-MENS (3637).
Stylist Micheal Repp joined Concept One Salon in October of this year. Repp, a Western Slope native, returns to the Grand Valley after an extended stay on the Front Range.
Repp brings the art of Japanese and Brazilian hair straightening to Concept One Salon. This hair straightening technique eliminates the need for frequent exposure to the heat of damaging flat irons. Micheal also offers full-service color and hair styling services. Repp is available Tuesday through Saturday or by appointment. Call 242-1444.
A ribbon cutting was held recently for a new business in Fruita.
Turn the Page Used Book Store is located at 119 E. Aspen Ave.
The business is owned by Carla S. Griffin who has lived in Grand Junction for six years. The store buys, sells and trades books. They also offer a story time for children two times a week. You can find all kinds of books — adult, children, humor, political science, history, biography, etc.
Turn the Page is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., except for Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. They are closed Sundays.
For more information, call 261-5778, or turnthepageusedbooks@yahoo.com.
