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headquarters for Chalk Paint®
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shop for paint, furniture and
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The beautiful colors of spring flowers and lawns turning green
can really show how badly your deck and garden furniture need
revitalizing! And TLC Vintage Collection has the awesome paint
colors that will refresh and renew wood, metal and resin outdoor
gear! Mediterranean blues and yellows and dusky reds, pastels or
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of older furniture. With no stripping or priming necessary over
most finishes, your job is cut in half, and you will quickly be ready
to enjoy your evenings and afternoons outside.
Chalk Paint® is great indoors and out. At TLC Vintage
Collection, you are not limited to 31 colors — but an endless
variety by your own custom mixing to get to gorgeous corals,
limes and orchid shades. Workshops are available to help you get
started. Check out TLC Vintage Collection on Facebook, Pinterest
and Twitter. Conveniently located with ample parking at 7518
Hickman Road, Windsor Heights (Des Moines) in the Sherwood
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Chicago Speakeasy
Owner:
Address:
Phone:
Website:
The Jaeger family
1520 Euclid Ave., Des Moines
243-3141
www.chicagospeakeasyrestaurant.com
How many years have you been in business? Since April, 1978.
What did you do before you started your business? Ice cream sales in Chicago.
How did you get into your business? Always loved the service industry. Ron’s
entrepreneurial spirit led him to Des Moines to open his first restaurant.
What cuisine do you offer? We are a family-owned steakhouse specializing in
prime rib and featuring our famous salad bar. We have carry-out and salads-to-go
service, along with an available party room.
What is the most expensive and least expensive item you carry? Anywhere
from freshly-ground hamburger to Alaskan King Crab legs.
Other than your restaurant, what local businesses are your favorite to shop/dine in? Pagliai’s Pizza, China Cafe and Gateway
Market.
Why is shopping local important? Because we greatly appreciate all the support the community has given us throughout our 34
years of business. We like to give back by supporting other locally owned businesses. Q
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SAT 4–10pm
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Nationwide
Owner: Dori N. Jansma
Website: www.nationwide.com
How many years have you been in business? 14 years
What made you want to open your business? Once I got into it, I love assisting my customers, and I feel very fulfilled by assisting
them. I also enjoy educating my customers on all the information and facts that people need to know.
What do you and your business bring to the community? Customer service and education is very important in the insurance field. I
like to make sure every client is getting the most out of every dollar.
What can people expect when they first walk in to your business? To get a quick and friendly answer to their questions. If we cannot
answer, I will always return a call very promptly.
How do you want people to remember your business when they leave? Feeling confident they made the right choice and that their
assets and important things are protected.
What do you think can be done to improve locally-owned shopping? Des Moines is getting better, but we can all be more aware of
what is new and locally owned and supporting them. That is why I enjoy Cityview. More people need to show support to locally owned
businesses. Q
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Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel
Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel is one of the most prominent destination properties in the
Midwest. It features Las Vegas-style gaming with more than 1,400 slot machines, Keno,
Racebook, Poker, Craps, Roulette, Blackjack, Three-card Poker, Fortune Pai Gow, Mini
Baccarat, Let It Ride, Double Deck Blackjack, Texas Hold’em Bonus and a 550-seat high-stakes
Bingo hall for the total gaming experience. Make it a weekend stay in our 404-room hotel,
including 16 whirlpool suites, two governor suites and one presidential suite with an indoorr
pool, or pamper yourself in our Winding Stream Spa/Salon. Meskwaki offers five venues forr
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your dining pleasure, The Prime Cut Grill, The Jackpot Buffet, Full House Café, Food Arcade
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and our concession stand. Meskwaki also offers a 50-spot RV park located directly behind
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Meskwaki, offering electricity, showers, laundry facilities, dump station, restrooms and water.
ds
And finally, want to just relax? Enjoy our new lounge with live entertainment on weekends
and your favorite alcoholic beverages.
Meskwaki is proud to offer more than 14,000 square feet of conference and meeting space. This facility will provide your guests with
the best surroundings for idea exchanges, problem-solving and retention of learning, free from the distractions of daily business life.
We take the guesswork out of planning and budgeting. The result? Everything you need to run an effective, motivating and productive
meeting with no surprises, while enjoying all of life’s most indulgent luxuries at your fingertips.
With all these amenities, why would you go anywhere else? Q
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Neifert, Byrne and Ozga Law Firm
Neifert, Byrne and Ozga is a law firm devoted to handling the
claims of Iowans who are injured at work. Although our firm was
founded in 2009, our three attorneys have more than 65 years of
combined legal experience. We are dedicated to providing injured
Iowans the best representation possible following their work
injuries. Jason Neifert, Jamie Byrne and Marty Ozga have each
given numerous talks on workers’ compensation matters at legal
seminars throughout the state.
We strive to keep up with developments in workers’ compensation
law, and our website, www.nbolawfirm.com, contains discussions
regarding virtually all workers’ compensation decisions issued by
the Iowa Court of Appeals and Iowa Supreme Court since 2010.
One of the unique aspects of our firm is the bilingual ability of
Byrne and two other staff members, covering both Spanish and
English.
Although our primary focus is on handling claims for injured
workers in workers’ compensation claims, we also provide
representation in personal injury actions, long- and short-term
disability matters and social security disability cases.
We appreciate the opportunity to provide representation to
injured workers throughout the State of Iowa. Q
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injury. Is there anything else i can do?
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In the case of a leg, the maximum number of weeks is 220 weeks, which means that a 7% injury to the leg would only get you 15.4 weeks of benefits. Other evidence can be used to
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The first injury does not have to be related to work, although the second injury does.
When you have a claim against the Second Injury Fund, the question that needs to be
asked concerns your loss of earning capacity as a result of the two injuries that you have
suffered. In your case, the fact that that you cannot do your former work may increase the
compensation you can receive, if you have had a first injury. It may be a good idea to consult with an attorney regarding your question. The attorneys at Neifert, Byrne & Ozga, P.C.,
have over 70 years of combined legal experience, and can assist you with your workers’
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Beautiful edibles part of summer-long exhibition at Botanical Garden
A blend of artful exhibits, educational opportunities and dining
experiences sets the tone for the Botanical Garden’s first summer
exhibition that launches in late May. The resurgence of interest
in growing food has focused the cultural conversation about
gardening closer to the land, encouraging sustainability and
awareness about where food comes from. But celebrating the
aesthetics of edible plants is just as important as celebrating
where they come from. The edible gardens being designed
highlight plants humans consume that also happen to boast
beautiful flowers, alluring leaves and dazzling fruits. The amber
combs of flowering sorghum, the purple fringed blades of kales
and the kaleidoscopic kernels of heirloom corn are but a few of
the hundreds of possibilities, some surprising and unexpected that
will be on display throughout the three-month exhibition.
Eat your roses
Transforming the Botanical Garden’s front yard rose garden is first
on the horticulture team’s agenda this spring.
“Most people don’t realize that roses are edible, including their
petals and hips,” says Kelly Norris, horticulture manager for the
Botanical Garden.
All of the roses in the front yard garden were bred by Dr. Griffith
Buck, an Iowa State University horticulture professor made famous
by the nearly 100 shrub rose varieties he introduced throughout
his career. The Botanical Garden collection includes 76 of these
varieties.
“Roses are wonderful, but their season of interest is so often
limited to June,” says Norris. “We want to plant a beautiful
garden full of roses, lavender, decorative herbs and sages that
might surprise people when they learn it’s entirely edible.”
In addition, the rose garden will feature several dozen different
heirloom vegetables, like Rosa Bianca eggplant, a purple streaked
variety long prized by Italian chefs. A recipe guide is being planned
that will inspire visitors with ideas for how to transform their own
beautiful edibles into delicious plates.
Playing with food
Botanical Garden horticulturist Tyler Johnson plans to encourage
visitors to grow vegetables in creative ways, like in containers.
“Surprisingly, vegetables make great accent plants in any mixed
container,” says Johnson. “Varieties of Swiss chard (Beta vulgaris)
and Bull’s Blood beet add bright splashes of color with their
vibrant leaves.”
It’s not all left to greens, though. Common veggies like tomatoes
and peppers also add interest as their fruits develop prior to
harvest.
“For urban gardeners short on space, it just makes sense,” says
Johnson.
Growing vegetables in containers has obvious benefits,
including elevating plants so they are easier to grow and harvest.
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For example, some gardeners battle
powdery mildew when growing
eggplants in rows in the vegetable
garden. A container provides better
air circulation by growing plants
above ground level.
Peas, beans and other vining
plants
make
great
vertical
statements in containers. Dozens of
colorful bean varieties run on for
pages in seed catalogs, offering the
gardener everything from limas to
pintos throughout the season and
for any recipe. Given a little support,
the plant’s flowers and pods offer
plenty to look at. Staking them up
also makes harvest easy.
New strategies, new institution
The summer exhibition is part of the Botanical Garden’s regular
season programming, a new strategy launched last year as part of a
new vision for the institution. Flower show-style gardens and exhibits
pop up every six weeks throughout the year in the conservatory
and Gardeners Show House. Descriptions of the show concepts
and featured plants are posted at www.dmbotanicalgarden.com/
explore-the-gardens/horticultural-exhibits.
The Botanical Garden reopened its doors to 2,700 visitors in
September last year after a three-month closure, as construction
continued on Phase I exterior gardens. Those gardens will be
completed this fall, with an anticipated grand opening in early
October. The $6.2 million “We Are a Garden Now” campaign
continues to raise money to fund the development of two
additional gardens and expansion of the Botanical Garden’s
curatorial and educational programs and its endowment.
Progress of the capital campaign follows on a new beginning
for the Botanical Garden. On Jan. 1, 2013, after years of planning,
a bold vision, generous community support and new staff, the
Botanical Garden assumed operatorship of the iconic geodesic
conservatory and 14 acres of land on the east side of the Des
Moines River. Armed with a mission of exploring, explaining and
celebrating the world of plants, the Botanical Garden is a 501(c)
(3) privately governed, not-for-profit institution with 10 years
of operating support at $645,000 per year from the City of Des
Moines, Des Moines Water Works and Bravo Greater Des Moines.
In addition, Phase II fundraising will grow the total endowment to
$3.6 million.
The Botanical Garden is located at 909 Robert D. Ray Drive and
open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., except major holidays. Regular
admission is $5 for adults, $4 for adults 65 and older, $3 for children
ages 4-17 and free for members and children 3 and younger. Q
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Food is
Pretty
May 19 through September 7
Food is pretty, food is beautiful.
A blend of artful exhibits,
educational opportunities and
dining experiences set the
tone for the Garden’s first
summer exhibition.
For more information please
visit dmbotanicalgarden.com.
Greater Des Moines
Botanical Garden
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Exploring, explaining and
celebrating the world of plants
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Des Moines, IA 50309-2897
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The Other Place
Address:
12401 University Ave., Clive
Phone:
225-9494
We are a family-owned pizzeria since 1970.
We pride ourselves by keeping with tradition
using our made-from-scratch menu, great
customer service and one-of-a-kind game-day
presentation.
The Other Place was started in 1970 in Cedar
Falls and was primarily a college bar that
served and delivered pizza. The O.P. has since
become widely renowned as a memorable part
of the “college experience” by generations of
University of Iowa students across the country.
The Other Place II and III were opened in 1976 and ’77 in Waverly and Evansdale, respectively. The ’80s brought two new additions
to The Other Place family: Clear Lake in 1981 and Mason City in 1989. In 1991, Pepper’s Grill and Sports Pub was created in Cedar Falls.
This unique sports-restaurant was the first of its kind and is considered to be an inspiration for many other similar restaurants in the
area.
In 1997, a new era for The Other Place began in Overland Park, Kan., a suburb of Kansas City. The Other Place turned back to Cedar
Falls for its seventh location: The Other Place on University Avenue, otherwise known as “OPU,” was opened in 1999. The year 2003
brought the opening of the second Kansas location, this time in the city of Olathe, and 2012 brought The OP to Clive, where we
proudly serve a new fan base.
Thanks for making Des Moines feel like home. Now Come join us for a fresh pizza and cold beer. Q
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12401
2401 U
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Noah’s Ark
Owner:
Jim Lacona
Address:
2400 Ingersoll Ave.
Phone:
288-2246
Website:
www.noahsdesmoines.
com
How many years have you been in
business? Noah’s was opened 66 years
ago in 1946, and I took it over from my
father in 2010.
What products/services/cuisine do you
offer? Our most popular item is pizza,
as well as traditional Italian American
cuisine with our own sauces, bread and
rolls made from scratch daily, steaks I
hand-cut myself and seafood.
What makes your business unique
from the chains that carry similar
products/services/menu items? Noah introduced pizza to the Des Moines area 66-some years ago, when he handed out samples to
customers who had not heard of or seen pizza before. We have a full scratch bakery to bake bread and rolls every day, and our sauces
are faithfully prepared from Noah’s original recipes. Q
Enjoy Old World Italian Cuisine!
Pasta, Pizza, Salads and all your favorites
Des Moines’ most complete menu including Steak, Chicken and Seafood
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Estilo Salon and Day Spa
No stranger to the industry, business owner, Cindy
Landa opened Estilo Salon and Day Spa 13 years
ago. Estilo is one of Des Moines top celebrated
salons, with numerous awards such as, One of the
top 200 salons in the industry many years in a row,
one of the top salons by Salon Industry Magazine,
an industry publication and one of Des Moines’
Best by numerous publications.
“We pride our business on strong work ethic
and excellent education,” says Landa. “In today’s
busy world, it is nice and convenient to have all
your beauty needs taken care of in one location.
Atmosphere is equally important in today’s world,
and we feel you will be relaxed in our salon. We
go above and beyond to bring the best to Des
Moines. I believe, as a locally owned business, Des
Moines deserves the best.”
Each year top designers from the very best
companies like ARROJO, Goldwell, Aquage,
Eminence and Bare Minerals come to train our staff on the latest techniques and styles from around the world. Estilo designers also
travel to New York, Chicago, San Antonio and Minneapolis each year for additional training further enhancing the staff’s expertise.
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Smokey Row Coffee
Owner:
Address:
Phone:
Website:
Monte Bennett
1910 Cottage Grove
244-2611
www.smokeyrow.com
How many years have you been in business?
Smokey Row has been in operation since 1998,
with the most recent addition to the family
being the location on Cottage Grove, off of
Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway, in October of
2009.
What cuisine do you offer? We serve coffee
and espresso drinks as one of our main attractions. These are complemented with a line of tea (hot or cold) and other cold drinks, such
as soda, juice and bottled cola. We also have a good selection of hard-packed ice cream that we will use to make shakes and malts. We
have a menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. This includes hot and cold sandwiches, salads and soups.
What makes your business unique from the chains that carry similar menu items? We aren’t hard-focused on cutting corners to
move more people through or searching for the cheapest solution on every product. We start ourselves higher by having higher quality
products than some places use. We also have a process of actually preparing drinks instead of having them come out of a machine
already finished. We roast all of our own coffee to ensure that we have a solid base to make our coffee drinks with.
Why is shopping local important? Smokey Row has always functioned as a meeting place and common ground for any group in the
community, from two people, to 20 to hundreds when someone political stops in. Shopping local keeps the community-mind active
in a world that continues to push things farther away and make them more impersonal. Our view is to continue to help communities
grow by being a place for people to gather. Q
Find out why Smokey Row is
voted Des Moines’ BEST!
2014
MONDAY–THURSDAY 6am–10pm Œ FRIDAY 6am–11pm Œ SATURDAY 7am–11pm Œ SUNDAY 7:30am–10pm
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Sun Seekers Tan Spa
Owners:
Address:
Phone:
Address:
Phone:
Website:
Lara and Elly Nance
2474 E. Euclid Ave.
262-6222
4521 Fleur Drive
777-1239
www.luvyourtan.com
How many years have you been in business? We started the
business five years ago, because we like to make people tan and
happy. Plus, we get to wear flip flops and shorts to work.
What made you want to open your business? My mom, Elly
Nance, is a retired ER nurse, and it’s a business that we enjoy
together.
What do you and your business bring to the community? We
donate to the ARL, softball and little leagues and also to Angels
for Sam.
What are you most proud of about your business? Our customer
service, knowledgeable staff, cleanliness and top-of-the-line
tanning equipment.
What can people expect when they first walk in to your business? Always greeted with a smile, no matter how busy we are.
What sets you apart from your competition? All the things I’m proud of and also the fact that I am a spray tan master.
What do you think can be done to improve locally owned shopping? I believe in cross promotion to help other small, locally owned
businesses. Q
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She-Nae’s Rescued and Renewed
Creating a Better Atmosphere. Sure B-Bop’s
is a drive-thru restaurant, but here you don’t
simply wait in line. At B-Bop’s, you roll down
your windows and enjoy the carefree music of
an era gone by. The wait is never very long
at B-Bop’s, so you probably won’t even get to
hear more than a song or two. We have two
drive-thru windows to serve you your food
super fast. You’ll be greeted by someone who
looks like they just stepped out of “American
Graffiti.” This cheerful person will accept
payment, which is always easy on your wallet,
and send you on your way with your hot, fresh
food.
B-Bop’s Keeps Getting Better. At B-Bop’s
we’ve found that our customers are loyal.
We have families that come back nearly every
week, bachelors that come back almost every
night and others who crave the great taste
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Owner:
Sheila O’Riley and Rene’ Foster
Address:
311 W. Montgomery St., Creston
Phone:
641-782-2252
Website:
www.she-naes.com
How many years have you been in business? Just since May 1,
2013.
What made you want to
open your business? We’ve
each enjoyed rescuing items
(junk) from landfills and
making them useful and
beautiful again to use in our
own homes. Sheila recently
retired from her career with
the State of Iowa and Rene’
was recently displaced from
her career. A mutual friend introduced us a few months ago, and
we decided to open a business doing what we love to do.
What do you and your business bring to the community? We
offer unique pieces for the home and garden. We give other
repurposers/upcyclers a place to market their creations. We do
custom work for people. In a sense, we provide a service by putting
old pieces back in homes instead of the landfill. Q
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4820 SE 14th Street s 4565 - 86th Street, Urbandale
2205 SE Delaware Avenue, Ankeny
3635 - 8th Street SW, Altoona
Serving the metro
1112 South Duff Avenue, Ames
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Creston ‡ 641.782.2252
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Glazed Expressions
Owner: Laura Riegel
1 Address: 8826 Swanson Blvd., Clive
20
Phone: 224-4700
Website: www.glazedexpressions.com
How many years have you been in business? Fourteen fantastic
years. We opened our doors in July 1999.
What made you
want to open your
business? Fear of
corporate America,
and I can’t be
fired. I have always
wanted to have an
art studio where
anyone
could
come and create.
It also allowed me
to spend time with
my family whom I
have employed.
What
do
you
and
your
business bring to
the
community?
Fun and lots of
happiness.
The
studio is a place
for people to come
and spend quality
time
together.
Making art is the
icing on the cake.
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clive s 224.4700
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