Business & Economy

Green Earth L.C., has been sold by longtime owner David Grondin to Paul Comstock. Grondin will retire after 42 years of working on many large landscaping construction projects in the Verde Valley.

Mary Beth Groseta is selling her Quilters Quarters store after providing fabric, supplies and knowledge to the local quilting and sewing community for 19 years.

Ian Pedersen and Josh McIver plan to open Flew the Coop Nashville Hot Chicken Shack at 1620 W. State Route 260, suite D.

Juliana Adjovu, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC is a board-certified family nurse practitioner with Humanity Healthcare at the Cottonwood Clinic.

Say “cheese please” on your next trip to historic downtown Clarkdale.

Emerald Waves Soulutions will offer personal exploration and soul growth services, such as Tarot/Oracle readings, shadow work, astrological readings and numerology.

Adding curbside pickup last years was one of the many changes the staff of Olsen’s Grain had to make over the past two decades.

Since June, 31-year-old Parker Jones has been general manager of Jones Ford Verde Valley.

Harbor Freight Tools is moving into Cottonwood and plans to hire about 25 to 30 employees.

The Go Bananas food truck provides consumers of all ages a gourmet chocolate dipped frozen banana.

A Camp Verde sewing machine business called 'Stitches' has moved into the Outpost Mall on Finnie Flat Road.

The Origins Bed and Breakfast can’t be missed as guests leave State Route 260 and wind their way down the maze of streets in Verde Village toward the Verde River.

The building quickly going up at 875 S. Main Street in Cottonwood will be a wireless products store.

A new vision for the future of dining and a desire to help the community has led to the opening of a new restaurant in Cottonwood behind Main Stage.

Old Town Cottonwood has been going bananas gaining new businesses lately, so it makes sense the newest Old Town business venture is called Bananas.

Project Superintendent Stephen Beckman said this week that the new Camp Verde AutoZone should be open for business sometime in April 2021.

Harbor Freight Tools is establishing a location in what was most recently a Sears store.

Thai Palace has reopened in Old Town Cottonwood, after being closed for two years, at its former location.

Michelle Lee Photography is now in the 4H Business Park at 155 S. Montezuma Castle Highway, Suite 11.

Since September, Gabriela’s has been at 1580 State Route 260, Camp Verde.

Have you ever turned a vision into reality? That is exactly what Hortensia Martinez did to birth Conscious Meals, a sensational grab-and-go eatery in West Sedona.

A $4.3 million total budget should yield a pretty fine car wash.

Michelle Furness hopes that brides-to-be will come to her newly relocated bridal shop, Wedding Belle in Cott

Jennifer Epperson started as a dishwater at age 16 in Cottonwood.

Casey Anderson has opened Casey’s Cowboy Shop in the Safeway plaza, and the store is a “modified version” of the long-time Cowboy Shop that has been in operation in Cottonwood since 1983.