(Mark your calendars):
December 11, 2019:
Umpqua Bank
700 E Street (7th and E) Parking entrance on 7th St.
7:30am: Coffee and Goodies
8am-9am: Business Success Stories
Relationship Banker – MLO— Marysville— (530)-790-2169
Banker Sabrina Rexroad advises:
“We are planning to talk a bit about how Umpqua came about and got our roots.
Plus some of the services and tips to help business keep their profits.
Tips about counterfeit money and services the bank can offer to monitor the account when business owners are to busy to check it daily.”
(Locally, Umpqua branches were originally Feather River State Bank offices, a Yuba-Sutter bank which built the current Umpqua location as a FRSB branch. Umpqua’s acquisition of FRSB happened when it acquired Humboldt State Bank in July, 2004. Humboldt had just acquired FRSB in March.)
January 8, 2020:
2Bits Express
Inside the Caltrans Building, 703 B St (8th and B)
7:30am: Coffee and Goodies
8am-9am: Business Success Stories
Billed as “Modern Comfort Food, 2 Bits is serving BRIDGE COFFEE CO. COFFEE. House-made Mini-scones are the “goodie” for the Business Success Story , but breakfast is available from the menu.
Manager/Partner Chanta Apodaca and owner Sinil (don’t pronounce the “l”) Kang have brought some of the popular items from their successful 2Bits in Yuba City to Marysville.
They’ll tell about how they and the story of their success in transferring what worked in Yuba City to a new location in Marysville.
See Ted Langdell’s 2Bits Express review online: https://www.facebook.com/ted.langdell/posts/2801951473150332
February 12, 2019:
Gilchrist Whatnot Speakeasy
101 C Street (1st and C) Downstairs
7:30am: Coffee and Goodies
8am-9am: Business Success Stories
Stuart Gilchrist and Kelvin Scruggs have created a unique space at 101 C Street. The front part of main floor is the home of an ever-changing display of unique items for home decor. The rear of the main floor is home to unique art exhibits, often coupled with openings and closings held in part downstairs in the “speakeasy” that was recently renamed to honor former building owner Neva Bright, a long-time area educator and activist.
The speakeasy has become the local “cocktail attire” event location, accompanied by jazz and fresh faces in the local music scene. Here’s a link to the current event (Dec., 2019)
https://www.facebook.com/events/534374503777531/
It is also a local historic place, with painstakingly created art to be found if you look UP at the speakeasy’s ceiling and the walls We’re told that goes back to when locally famed Lotus Inn restauranteur Bing Ong’s family ran the King’s Inn at 101 C. The basement lounge attracted Beale Army Air Base soldiers.
March 11, 2020
Frank M. Booth, Inc.
222 3rd St, Marysville
7:30am: Coffee and Goodies
8am-9am: Business Success Stories
Frank M. Booth is one of Marysville’s oldest continuously operating businesses, and has roots in Frank M. Booth’s earlier business with Joseph Herboth, which traces back to its 1912 rental of “the old shop of Amos Fisher on C Street near Third, Marysville, Cal., and will fit it up as a tinning and plumbing shop,” as noted in the May 3, 1912 edition of The Metal Worker, Plumber, and Steam Fitter, Volume 77.
The company now has its fifth generation of Booth family members working in the brick building that’s been the company’s home for decades. The company has been a majority Employee Stock Owned Plan company since 2007.
The company website tracks Frank M. Booth, Inc’s growth into multiple segments that cover “the entire mechanical spectrum of work. Engineering, Design, Fabrication, Plumbing, Piping, Air Distribution, Building Automation Systems, Service and Architectural Sheet Metal.”
As the the Booth company grew, it has expanded its facilities over time—including offices in several parts of California. But the headquarters and much of the fabrication is still done in Marysville. Facilities now occupy several blocks south of the main office on Third Street.
When a fire destroyed the Traveler’s Hotel and a bar next door, and damaged the Booth office building, the Booth firm acquired the former hotel and bar property, and turned it into a park at Third and C Streets.
It has contributed to the Yuba-Sutter community in other ways, and continues to do so.
April, 2020 and Beyond are being booked now.
- Want to tell your story?
- Have a good Kickoff Speaker to suggest?
- Want to host a meeting in your business?
- Have a location idea?
Suggestions to: ideas@FocusOnMarysville.com
Ellis Lake Photo © 2017, Ted Langdell
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