Business Expo showcases an expanding community
Maria Marshall, left, and Vickie Rivers sport bright colors in the LocalTel booth at the Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce’s Business Expo Tuesday.
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Anthony Alumbaugh grins as his mom Cassie Alumbaugh, right, waits for Craig Johnson to finish loading up a flash drive with Anthony’s identifying information. The service was part of the Elks Lodge’s EZ Child ID program, which creates printable ID cards and compiles a child’s information to give to police in the event of an emergency.
Kar Vanerstrom of Nest Property Solutions took the construction theme to the next level at the Business Expo at the Grant County Fairgrounds Tuesday.
Jose Pacheco of Okanagan Specialty Fruits prepares to “putt” a golf ball with a pool cue at Bud Clary Auto Group’s Moses Lake Business Expo booth Tuesday.
Two-year-old Achilles Moreno, right, and 1-year-old Kimberlee Moreno lead their parents Ricco and Krissy Moreno around the Moses Lake Business Expo Tuesday.
MOSES LAKE — The signs of construction were everywhere at Tuesday’s Business Expo: fluorescent vests, orange shirts, barrier tape and even a traffic cone wandering around the show.
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