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    David Giles has been running the restaurant side of Yo Yo’s for the new owner, his daughter Catherine, who will be arriving in Oroville soon. Photo by Gary DeVon
    Yo Yo's getting fresh with Oroville
    By Gary DeVon • January 6, 2011 9:05 pm

    OROVILLE – Fresh is what Yo Yo’s Restaurant is all about – fresh food and fresh ideas, says David Giles,…

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    CTTC’s Tim King being filmed by T-Town Productions as part of a documentary on sustainable, green projects being developed in Oroville. King is locating a canola seed crushing plant in Oroville to produce canola oil. Photo by Gary DeVon
    Oroville one step closer to producing canola oil
    By Gary DeVon • October 7, 2010 2:18 pm

    OROVILLE – With the delivery of several roller presses to Oroville, it seems that Tim King’s dream of making canola…

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    New day spa opens in Oroville
    New day spa opens in Oroville
    By Gary DeVon • September 17, 2010 8:40 pm

    OROVILLE – Leah Colbert has opened the Day Spa on Main at 1406 Main Street in Oroville in the former…

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    Conola press could bring jobs, spin-off industries
    Conola press could bring jobs, spin-off industries
    By Gary DeVon • June 24, 2010 4:28 pm

    SPOKANE – Tim King is thinking of locating a canola oil press in Oroville to process some of the millions…

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    A diagram of the floor plan of The Melrose design of a ‘Green Built’ hotel.
    Steve Morberg wants to build 'green' hotel in...
    By Gary DeVon • June 24, 2010 4:22 pm

    OROVILLE – A group of people with diverse ideas is focusingtheir efforts in several areas in Oroville, including building a…

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    The crew at the Hornets Nest (L-R) Matt Sharpe, Alex Carranza, Scott Baugher and America Perez. Photo by Gary DeVon
    Hornets Nest reopened under new ownership
    By Gary DeVon • May 27, 2010 11:12 pm

    OROVILLE – America and Luis Perez have reopened the Hornet’s Nest Restaurant on Main Street in Oroville.

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    Kelly Schmidtbauer, shown here is a new veterinarian at the Alpine Veterinarian Clinic in Omak and has been since mid-April. Photo by Charlene Helm
    New veterinarian at Alpine Clinic
    By Gazette-Tribune • May 27, 2010 11:05 pm

    OMAK – Kelly Schmidtbauer is the new veterinarian at the Alpine Veterinarian Clinic.”I graduated from Western University of Health Services…

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    Globe at the Beach opens at Veranda Beach Resort
    Globe at the Beach opens at Veranda Beach...
    By Gary DeVon • May 27, 2010 12:49 pm

    OROVILLE – Globe at the Beach opened at Veranda Beach Resort in Oroville for Mother’s Day Weekend and showcased a…

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    Princes Foods has been purchased by Akins Harvest Foods, an independent, family-owned grocery company in Quincy, Wash. Akins will lease the building from the Prince Family, which will continue to operate the department store. Photo by Gary DeVon
    Prince's Foods to sell to Akins Harvest Foods
    By Gary DeVon • December 14, 2009 11:20 am

    OROVILLE – The owner’s of Prince’s Foods in Oroville announced the sale of their grocery store to Akins Harvest Foods…

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    Submitted photoLa Mar and Lorraine Wolley (left) have sold their interestin Oroville Transit Mix Inc. to their son Gordon and his wife Sheila. Thecompany started as a concrete business, but now is primarily a
    Oroville Transit, Inc. has new owners
    By Gary DeVon • December 3, 2009 10:14 am

    OROVILLE – As of this past summer, Gordon and Sheila Wolley are the sole owners of Oroville Transit Mix, Inc….

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    In addition to taking lumber and other goods trucked from Canada and placing it on railcars, the "Reload" in the Oroville Reman and Reload name, the company also resaws and finishes lumber products, the "Reman" in their name. Photo by Gary DeVon
    Heavy haul corridor results in more jobs in...
    By Gary DeVon • November 13, 2009 9:38 pm

    OROVILLE – When part of SR97 north of Oroville was designated as a Heavy Haul Corridor last spring it brought…

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    Desert Breeze condominiums, now Senora Shores, have been a hive of activity since new owners took possession recently. The first 12 units, in construction for more than two years, will be completed in December. The footprint for the next four buildings, a
    Current owners breath new life into Oroville condo...
    By Gary DeVon • October 9, 2009 10:34 am

    OROVILLE – Languishing for over two years, the Desert Breeze condominiums in downtown Oroville not only have new owners, but…

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    Leonard Hedlund and his wife Donna, in their home in Tonasket. Hedlund, who owned Hedlund Chevrolet for almost 36 years, recently retired and sold his dealership to Tony Booth.
    The greatest move of his life
    By Gazette-Tribune • May 30, 2009 1:17 pm

    TONASKET – In September of 1973, Leonard Hedlund made the best move of his life.That was when he bought what…

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