Door County Business News: New Antique Store 3rd Ave. and More Notes

• Door County‘s newest antiques shop is opening in Sturgeon Bay’s historic waterfront district. Door County Traders, Eclectic Antiques & Resale is opening in the vintage 1916 brick-front McNeely building at 125 North 3rd Ave. The 1,100-square-foot shop will offer an array of antiques catering to many tastes.

“We’re not your typical antiques store,” said owner and longtime antiques enthusiast Diane Overland-Rockwell of Sturgeon Bay. The store will offer items from many decades and interests, including antique furniture, garden pieces, and jewelry.

A grand opening will be held April 23 – 25 to welcome the guests of Groovin’ Sisterhood weekend. Special hours for the weekend are: April 23 and 24, 10 am – 6 pm, and April 25, 10 am – 4 pm. The store will offer $5 off all purchases of $20 or more that weekend and throughout the month of May.

After the grand opening weekend the store will be open Monday through Saturday from 10 am – 5 pm and Sundays from 11 am – 4 pm. Call 920.256.9376 for more information.

• Dr. Melissa Nelson and Dr. Jamie Hollis-Heiman, of the Nelson Healing Center, recently completed advanced level training in Kinesiology Applied to Functional Medicine in Minneapolis.

The course at Northwestern Health Sciences University provided precise evaluation of the spine and treatment of cervical and lumbar discs. It also provided extensive training in Cranial/Sacral corrections and how to integrate procedures with nutrition, chiropractic, detoxification, herbology, cranial manipulation and soft tissue procedures in the office visit. Cranial/Sacral corrections have been used extensively in osteopathic medicine for over 70 years. Applied Kinesiology provides a diagnostic method to evaluate the skull and the efficacy of cranial treatments.

Nelson Healing Center is located at 44 S. 2nd Ave., Sturgeon Bay. For more information call 920.818.0045.

• Several Baylake Bank employees recently achieved “Admiral Circle” recognition. Baylake honored each of these individuals for their superior performance and service excellence, and for consistently demonstrating Baylake Bank core values. Those honored were Jane Jandrin, Linnea Pichette, Carol Van De Yacht, Leanne Gervais, Shannon Liebergen, Marcia Peterson, Vicki Shefchik, Dana Sperber, Dawn Peterson, Travis LeRoy, Cindy McCambridge, Diane Courtney, Dave Doell, Janelle Binsfeld, Lydia Bessert, and Becky Claflin.

In addition, Baylake’s Lydia Bessert earned Facilities Management Professional knowledge based credentials. As Vice President of Facilities Management, Bessert is responsible for ensuring that all Baylake Bank facilities, including 28 financial centers, a loan operations center, and a conference center, provide an adequate, safe, and hospitable environment for all internal and external customers. For more information call 920.743.5551.

• Several businesses are selling Strong Kids badges to raise money for the 2010 Door County YMCA Strong Kids Campaign. The $1 badges are available at Culvers, Econo Foods, Apple Valley Lanes, Town and Country Mobil, Family Video and Walgreens. The badges are being displayed in their facilities with the purchasing customers name on them.

In addition, Door County Trolley is donating $1 for each ticket sold, Jim Olson Motors is donating $5 for each car test driven, the Ladder House is donating $1 for each Strong Kids Bacon Cheeseburger purchased. Also, packets of Door County Coffee (the Daisy Collection), are available for purchase at both program centers with all proceeds going to the Strong Kids Campaign.

Pizza Hut will donate 10 percent of sales on Thursday, April 22 if you bring in the special flyers being distributed at the YMCA. Stop at either program center and pick up a flyer today.

The Strong Kids Campaign is the annual campaign to provide funds for scholarships and affordable programs for all in Door County regardless of age or financial need. The goal for the 2010 campaign is $410,000.

Call Nancy Felhofer at the Door County YMCA at 920.743.4949 or email for more information.