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Cut 'n' Edge provides lawn-care needs

Published 11:44 am Friday, May 23, 2008

By Amy Veneziano

Photo by Gary DeVonCut ‘n’ Edge of Tonasket can add flowers and landscaping to people’s homes. LynAlan and Susan Koehn own the new business and recently used their skills on this Oroville area home.
Photo by Gary DeVon
Cut ‘n’ Edge of Tonasket can add flowers and landscaping to people’s homes. LynAlan and Susan Koehn own the new business and recently used their skills on this Oroville area home.
Photo by Gary DeVon<br />Cut ‘n’ Edge of Tonasket can add flowers and landscaping to people’s homes. LynAlan and Susan Koehn own the new business and recently used their skills on this Oroville area home.” title=”361a” width=”” height=”” class=”size-FULL”></p> <p>Photo by Gary DeVon<br />Cut ‘n’ Edge of Tonasket can add flowers and landscaping to people’s homes. LynAlan and Susan Koehn own the new business and recently used their skills on this Oroville area home.</p> </div> <p>TONASKET – People looking to add flowers and landscaping to their homes have a new option </p> <p>Cut ‘n’ Edge, located in Tonasket, provides a complete line of service for yard care, according to a business description submitted by owners LynAlan and Susan Koehn. </p> <div class=

The Koehn’s, including the couple and two daughters, moved to Tonasket from western Nebraska in early 2006. They were involved in lawn care there after-hours while Alan also worked as a mechanist.

They bought the business from Dennis and Rose Rawley.

“Dennis and Rose did so much for us, helping to get us going and showing us how to keep things organized,” the business description said.

The Cut ‘n’ Edge is not the only lawn-care business in the area, they are committed to doing their best work for customers.

“For me to feel good about my service, I must do my best for each of my customers,” according to the description.

They may expand into snow removal through winter, according to the description.

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