Central Oregonian

Different name, same service

The Guys Automotive and Lube opened recently in the same location as a previously closed quick lube business

60 years of pride in performance

Les Schwab Tire Centers now has stores in seven western states

Committed to beauty

Bonnie’s Hair with Heart provides local residents with cutting-edge hair and nail care

Living out his dream

A and J Radiator Repair owner Jason White can service all phases of heating and engine cooling for local residents

Easing the transition to assisted living

Prineville’s Carriage House, a local assisted living home, has joined forces with in-home care providers Right at Home

5 years of powering outdoor projects

Ochoco Outdoor Power Equipment supplies wood-cutting and landscaping tools

Living out a labor of love

Carlitos Authentic Mexican Food owner Maria Sanchez has realized her dream of serving her cooking to Prineville residents

Get active in your business community

Thanks for a wonderful year!

Saving dogs ‘one leash at a time’

Joslin Larson made the Vir-Chew-ly Indestructible dog leash to keep dogs on their leash and safe from danger

Adding local options

Shopping for the Family owners Adam and Crystal Smith find out what customers want in Prineville and purchase it to add to their inventory

A change in leadership

After 15 years, Crestview Cable manager Tony Ashcraft will retire and Mike O’Herron will step in to take his place

Maintaining a community focus

After five years, Miller Nash, Attorneys at Law, intend to focus on Prineville’s legal needs while helping the town grow

Beyond the money

During their first five years in Prineville, South Valley Bank and Trust has emphasized investing in people and the community

Surviving the downturn

Despite the housing market crash, Riata Realty has seen a decent amount of business

15years of fixing aches and pains

Slater Chiropractic has specialized in a variety of injuries beyond the back including hips, shoulders, knees, and ankles

A meeting of the business minds

Local business owners have restarted the once successful Merchant’s Group, which used to allow them to network and find ways to support each other