Bryce Jacobson, Business Beat

Bryce Jacobson's "Business Beat" appears Mondays in the Craig Daily Press. E-mail him at bjacobson@craigdailypress.com

Kum & Go recently announced that company stores raised more than $80,000 for American Red Cross Haitian relief efforts.

According to a news release, the majority of the money, $59,000, was given by customers who donated $1 at the registers of Kum & Go stores, including locations in Craig and Hayden.

About $500 was raised in Craig and Hayden stores, Kum & Go spokeswoman Meggan Kring said.

“We are greatly appreciative of the community getting involved,” she said.

Studio 7 operating under new ownership

Rob, Trish, Amanda, Kendal, Tori, and Tanner Synder have taken ownership of Studio 7 in Craig.

Julie Camp, who is a hairstylist and provides waxing services, is returning to the salon and hairstylist and nail technicians Elizabeth Newkirk and Megan Mudge will continue working at Studio 7.

Business hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays.

You can contact the business by stopping by the location at 2017 W. Victory Way or by calling 826-0092.

This month, the business is offering a deal that anyone who purchases a tanning package will get their name entered into a drawing for a professional salon blow dryer.

Severson Supply expanding business

Severson Supply and Rental recently purchased an additional building, neighboring their building located at 2453 W. First St. in Craig.

Severson Supply has been in business since 1970 and opened the Craig office in 1975, vice president Dan Severson said.

The new building, located at 176 Clay Ave., is going to be used to store inventory for the supply side of the business, and it also has a wash bay that will improve the efficiency of cleaning rental equipment.

In addition, the new building has space available for rent. The space features two offices and a showroom.

For more information regarding the rental space or the Severson business, stop by the location or call 824-9481.