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New restaurant now open at Reedsport Golf Course CLUB ONe BY BREE LAUGHLIN Country Media A new restaurant, “Club One,” is helping to reinvigorate a historicallypopular location in the Reedsport community. Club One employees said patrons have been excited to be able to dine at the restaurant and bar located at Reedsport Golf Course. “Everybody has been super happy when they walk in,” said Crystal Litton, Club One restaurant manager.
Club One restaurant manager Crystal Litton prepares for a catering event on Saturday, October 21.
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New shop opening in North Bend offers psychic readings BY BREE LAUGHLIN The World
A woman who says she comes from a long line of psychic readers is opening a business in North Bend. Molly Guy, who goes by Psychic Molly, recently moved to Oregon’s Bay Area to open her business, Psychic Visions and Beyond. She said she first discovered having psychic abilities when she was about five-years-old. “I was having predictive dreams. I was able to see auras, see things that other people couldn't see,” she said. “Once I told my mom about this, my mom realized, ‘She has the gift that we all have.’” Psychic Molly said her family was supportive of her gifts and mentored her as she grew older. “I was under apprenticeship of my mom and my grandma until she passed, and they had friends who were readers. It was
a community that was able to take me under their wings and teach me their ways of healing and giving readings,” she said. The psychic said her family never pressured her to have a career as a psychic. It was up to her to whether she wanted to pursue a career, keep it as a hobby, or do nothing with it at all. But she knew it was her calling ever since she did her first reading at a supermarket when she was only 7 or 8. The local entrepreneur said she realizes going to a psychic isn’t for everyone, but she encourages any one that is curious and open to it, to give it a try. “A lot of people have fear surrounding going to a psychic, seeing somebody that does what I do, but there's nothing to be scared of. The most that we're going to do is we're going to help to guide you into your better path. Maybe there's
something that you're stressed about and maybe you want some direction on that,” she said. The psychic says she connects with people intuitively – and can get signs by seeing images and sometimes hearing messages as well feeling things through her senses. Through the years, she says she has helped hundreds of people using her abilities, in all matters of life. In addition to offering readings at her shop, Psychic Molly said she can do aura cleansing, tarot readings and energy readings. She will also be selling crystals, candles, oils and metaphysical supplies as well. For more information, call (626) 341-4793 or email psychicmolly342@gmail.com. Psychic Visions and Beyond will be located at 778 Virginia Ave. in North Bend.
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Molly Guy, who goes by Psychic Molly, recently moved to Oregon’s Bay Area to open her business, Psychic Visions and Beyond in North Bend. She said she is a fourth-generation intuitive practitioner who has helped hundreds of people using her abilities, in all matters of life.
Reedsport’s residents paint ornaments for holiday tree BY BREE LAUGHLIN Country Media
Reedsport community members have been coming together to make the town’s holiday tree more festive than ever. The Reedsport Main Street Program hosted two community events to paint “ornaments” for the town Christmas tree on Thursday, Oct. 19, and Saturday, Oct. 21. Local residents had donated buoys to the organization. “These floats will become our holiday decorations for the tree,” said Rosa Solano, a representative for the Reedsport Main Street Program. The holiday tree at Lions Park has traditionally been decorated with lights. The ornaments will be a special new addition to the tree this season, Solano said. Solano painted ornaments inside the Reedsport Community Center along with local volunteers on Saturday, Oct. 21.
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The buoys had already been cleaned up and painted red. The majority of the ornaments were being decorated with a lighthouse design. This design is the winner of a local competition. Community members could also paint designs of their choice on the ornaments. Event organizers said it was a fun way for community members to celebrate the upcoming holiday. “We had a great turnout. We had about 10 volunteers come and paint on Thursday, and today people having been coming and going,” Solano said during the event on Saturday. Community members at the painting party said they were looking forward to spotting their ornaments on the tree when it is decorated. The Holiday Tree Lighting will take place in Lions Park in Reedsport on Nov. 25, the Saturday after Thanksgiving.
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