Go team! Although it's not officially open- I have scored…read morethe preview & am thrilled to announce that the lower Columbia Q center has relocated from it's dark, cramped, (apparently unwelcoming) quarters in the Armory to this light and airy new spot between the Wauna bank & the legendary "Hair Design"! Yay for community sorry and the tireless efforts of the board!!! Construction is just finishing up, but there will be a front lounge opening into a community room big enough for those dance parties we Excel at, and maybe even a ping pong table? Small kitchen and required bathroom facilities round out am all purpose space for all persons. Everyone is welcome. Stop by, say hi and give em your . (& Yo $$$ if you got it!)

Steve transformed the basement bathroom of our 1970 hillside home into a clean, bright welcoming…read morespace four guests to enjoy. The project moved along smoothly as two other contractors stepped in as needed for plumbing and drywall. Nice job, thanks!

Tara helped me even when I couldn't do business with them. Friendly and professional.read more

Great spot for music lovers. There's an impressive selection of recorded music and a variety of…read moreinstruments. The owner is well informed and has always been helpful and friendly. As a bonus he donates profits to animal rescue.

Bach & Rock was a shop we just stumbled across while we were out and about in Astoria. It was a…read morepart of downtown we haven't explored too thoroughly prior which is the explanation I am going with. This place is loaded with musical instruments, they sell CD's and other physical forms of music that have long stopped seeing new prints in a broad way. For movies they have DVD's, VHS and probably any other form of physical media I am not mentioning for movies. On top of that this place is kind of an incense heaven. The selection is huge and there were at least five different spots I found in the store where they had incense sticks. I bought quite a bit and was pleased with finding so many scents I don't normally come across. The atmosphere is quirky to say the least. Not only is their windblowing instruments everywhere, it's loaded with plants and other decor that definitely gives this place a unique signature. And of course the fact that a real parrot was here only enhanced that. And of course we had to swing by and say "hi" to the bird.

I was drawn in by the Sunstone pictures and then the selection inside. Amazing choices and the…read moreability to buy local with local materials was my inspiration. Holly will be my jeweler for my Sustone collection. I have been waiting to have a specific setting with a John Dyer sunstone and have found the jeweler!

Holly made several custom rings for my wife. We told Holly what style of ring and gold alloy wanted…read moreand she hit mark.

Nice big storage units made from shipping containers. Easy…read moreaccess in and out. Although there is no office and everything is done online, communication is excellent. Wayne responds quickly to emails sent and was very accommodating. I highly recommend Out Of Site Storage.

The owner is really easy to work with and you cannot beat the price. I recently just moved out of…read moremy storage to my other house and had my belongs stored here for the last 2 years. This place has really easy access and the company has a really fast response time to any of your inquiries.

Been here twice now, you don't make a lot of money but great place to get your metal recycled.read more

This place is good for recycling of all metals. I have used them a few times. I mainly use them for…read moremy scrap steel. I go to Portland for all my non ferrous because I get paid more.but I have to figure it takes a lot of gas for my truck to go to Portland so I only do that when I have a large load of non ferrous metals and I save it until I have a truck full. I think their prices are fair for being at the coast and I will continue to take my scrap steel there because it's only 1 hour away from my house. Portland is 2 plus hours . I don't want to spend $100 on fuel for $50 of scrap

We made a quick stop to get a can of albacore tuna in Hanthorn's museum gift shop. We went to the…read moremuseum last year and loved it. This little shop does not have a shopkeeper, but they do have a fortified box that you can put your cash in for any purchases that you make. This gift shop is a quirky experience-you never know exactly what is going to be in there apart from the canned fish and their magnets with the vintage cannery art. This is a cool stop-remember to bring cash when you come!

It's peaceful here, the wind blows over the grass with a calming chill and the scent of the sea. My…read moregrandfather is buried here, I believe it would be a place worthy of such a Captain of the Columbia River. He loved the water, the ocean, he grew up here. The grounds are impeccably clean and well maintained. Someone cares about ensuring the peace of our passed loved ones. Whoever you are, thank you for taking such great care of those who have passed on.