When Karen Suggs joined the RCC Massage Therapy Program in 2010, she knew right away that it was what she wanted to do with her life. “I found that helping people in general is what fuels me in my everyday life,” said Karen, who moved to the Rogue Valley eight years ago.

Not many people know that Chapel of the Valley—L.B. Hall Funeral Home (2065 Upper River Road) is one of the oldest businesses in Grants Pass. L.B. Hall was actually the first undertaker in Grants Pass, opening business in 1905 in a building on 6th Street.

Axis Health, a holistic chiropractic office that offers a team approach from a variety of healthcare professionals, is celebrating 24 years in business. Co-owners Owen and Sandra Martin, both chiropractors, moved to Grants Pass in 1994 specifically to open the practice and build a family here.
Owen has an extensive background in fitness, sports and health.

We recently had our clothes dryer fixed, and the guy found about $9 in coins that were gumming up the system. Thus, when Justin Duby, owner of Just-In Time Appliance Center, told me about working for his grandfather back in the day and finding money in the dryers, I was not surprised.

We all love to try new restaurants, and one of the newest in Grants Pass is Lulu’s for the Love of Food, located at 237 SW G Street. It was the lifelong dream of owner Lisa Thorsen to always own a restaurant, and with the support of her husband, Scott, she renovated an empty building on G Street to meet her needs and opened Lulu’s in 2016.