TBF Services – Stump Grinding May 15th, 2012
TBF Services is a family owned and operated business in the Mat-Su Valley. They specialize in stump grinding, removing unsightly tree stumps with no damage to the surrounding area.
Check out these before and after photos:
The machines fit through 36″ openings and excel at getting into tight spots, around plants, next to buildings, trails, at campsites, etc.
The Process:
The stump grinder removes a stump by grinding it into small chips while the stump is still in the ground. This leaves the foliage and the surrounding landscape untouched. After the each site is cleaned up, the chips are left in a neat pile or spread around for mulch depending upon your preference.
This process makes stump grinding a much more affordable and feasible way to remove stumps than excavation.
TBF Services will take any job, large or small! Call for a quote.
Please contact them at (907) 355-3673, or “Like” their Facebook Page!
Funnies Extra! April 13th, 2012
“Funnies Extra” is a free, full-color, weekly publication carried in roughly 200+ restaurants, doctors offices, hotels, and waiting rooms in the Matanuska Valley. Pages of positive, family friendly, uplifting comic strips, puzzles, and word games for a wide audience. Funnies Extra is free for businesses to carry and free for the public to enjoy or take with them. See a digital sample HERE.
Funnies Extra will be paid for by advertisements and sponsors and provides an amazing opportunity for local and regional businesses to have their advertisement viewed while readers are smiling and laughing rather than when they’re reading negative news stories or political commentary.
“Funnies Extra” is the brain child of the marketing director for the world famous and local legend “Tundra: The Comic Strip“ to promote local community and businesses through humor and positive advertising. Zack Lanphier is the local agent and publisher for Funnies Extra here in the Matanuska valley. The valley is Home to Chad Carpenter, the cartoonist for “Tundra” and Zack Lanphier a.k.a “The Tundra Flunky” who can be seen at the local markets and fairs selling all the Tundra merchandise. (I highly recommend clicking on “the Tundra Flunky” above and reading more about him!)
Zack is excited to offer a positive platform to highlight your business. If you’re a local business looking for a new way to present your company/services to the valley, advertise in Funnies extra! Zack is offering contracts from one to twelve weeks to fit any budget. Don’t have the software to build your own ad? Zack can arrange that too!
Funnies Extra Web Page
Email: [email protected]
Zack’s Phone: cell 760-917-2417
message: 907-775-9160
AK Cell Repair & Accessories March 31st, 2012
(907) 745-4880
Got phone problems? AK Cell Repair & Accessories is the new phone repair shop that fixes everything from iPhones to video game consoles. Want to protect or personalize your phone? They also offer a large selection of accessories to suit all your cell phone needs.
“Fix it, don’t throw it away!” is AK Cell Repair & Accessories’ motto, and fix it they will. They repair broken screens, LCDs, charging ports, and more. The next time your phone becomes more of a hassle than a help, take it into AK Cell Repair.
AK Cell Repair & Accessories also carries a wide selection of accessories, which they have sought to make as affordable as possible. One can purchase chargers, cases, screen protectors, and phone charms. The charms are made locally at Lazy Designs. Here is yet another way to support your community. Brands they carry include Otterbox, LifeProof, Spiderbite, and Nuud.
AK Cell Repair & Accessories islocated in the downtown Palmer plaza on S. Alaska St. Business hours are:
Monday-Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday: 1:00pm – 6:00pm
Be it for a broken phone or an accessory, AK Cell Repair & Accessories will provide friendly, affordable service when you need it most.
Colony Inn: A Piece of Historic Palmer Alaska February 16th, 2012
Colony Inn
325 East Elmwood Ave
Palmer, Ak 99645
907-746-6118
In 1935, this building was used as a dorm to house single teachers and nurses. In 1970, the Salvation Army purchased the property to use for housing for the elderly. Later, a fire on the third floor closed the building and it was left empty. In 1993, Janet Kincaid purchased the building with a vision for restoration. Many layers of dirt and varnish later, this historic building is now known as the Colony Inn. The Colony Inn is proud to have been the recipient of the First Palmer Historical Award for preservation by the National Historic Register.
The Inn offers 12 rooms, each with a private bath, television, and wifi. The building was restored with an effort to preserve the history, but make practical renovations like new plumbing and windows. The Inn is furnished with antiques and many were purchased right here in Palmer at Cover Ups! Janet describes the atmosphere she has created as “olden days with modern amenities.”
The Inn Cafe is leased by Chef Pete Scott and offers lunch Monday through Friday and brunch on Sunday. I had the french dip for lunch with a side salad and it was delicious! The small menu offers a well-rounded, basic selection of food for everyone. The service was impressively quick and the staff was wonderful!
The Inn’s great room offers a nice place for gatherings such as weddings, meet and greets, and family or business events. The most recent event was a book signing for local author Eowyn Ivey. Some of the Inn’s most memorable events have been 50th wedding anniversary celebrations with couples who originally wed at the Inn and returned to celebrate again 50 years later!
Written in collaboration by Janet Kincaid and Amber Lanphier.
Colony Inn ~ 325 East Elmwood Ave ~ Palmer, Ak 99645 ~
907-746-6118
Keymaster Locksmith January 19th, 2012
I locked myself out of my car last week. It locks itself when running and although I have two keys I was smart enough to have them both in the car at the same time. So, there I was with a idling car in my driveway and no way to get into it.It was dark, windy, cold. But at least I was home. I got on the phone and after calling several numbers contacted George Costley from Keymaster. I was happy to find someone on my side of the valley. He took directions to my home and in a short time he and his wife pulled up in front of my house.
He was able to unlock my car with a tool that he invented himself, I was impressed and happily paid the $60 to get back into my running car. Needless to say, I’m more careful about my spare key these days.
Keymaster Locksmith can also make the new chip keys for the recent automobiles.
Give him a call at 907 746-5373, or email at [email protected]
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