Go Motors bringing unique car

BOUNTIFUL — Go Motors, LLC, will be celebrating its one year anniversary on Saturday, June 27.

The anniversary celebration will take place at 1545 South Main Street in Bountiful from 10-5 p.m. and will feature a car show that includes the very first Tesla Roadster in Utah.

The Tesla Roadster is a one of a kind, fully electric car and is a rare opportunity for residents to see it in a local setting.

For more information visit www.drivegomotors.com.

Destination Homes hires

new agent

LAYTON — Destination Homes, headquartered in Layton, has hired Alexis Hawkes as a new consultant to look over homes in Weber County.

Hawkes is a graduate of Brigham Young University, earning her bachelor’s degree in 2006 and has worked in the housing industry for the last two years.

“Destination Homes is a company that builds quality homes in lasting communities,” Hawkes said. “I spoke with developers and contractors before applying to work with Destination Homes and they were all very positive about the company.

“I look forward to sharing the vision of Destination Homes at New Towne Square with others.”

For more information, visit www.destinationhomes.com.

‘Critters’ store open in NSL

NORTH SALT LAKE — Coddled Critters, a boarding service business for pets, opened its doors to the public early this month.

“We have other pet services as well,” said Erin Robinson, owner. “Aside from being able to board pets, we also groom them.

“We also have roughly 4,000 square feet of space for the dogs to walk around in.”

In all, the business is 10,300 square feet in size.

The business is located at 125 N 400 West and is open every day of the week, including holidays.

For more information, visit www.coddled-critters.com.

Auto Source moves next to WXHS

WOODS CROSS — Auto Source Motors has moved from its former location on Redwood Road to the old Mike Riddle Mazda dealership next to Woods Cross High School.

Their new address is 2023 South 625 West, Woods Cross.

For more information, visit www.autosourcemotors.net.

Local Insurance agents honored

KAYSVILLE — A pair of Farmers Insurance agents from Kaysville have been inducted into the Farmers Insurance “Toppers Club.”

Raymond Werner and Robert Hackmeister were awarded the honor due to their sales achievements from 2008.

“Farmers congratulates and is proud to welcome these representatives to this year's Topper Club,” said Jerry Carnahan, executive vice president. “They are committed to providing quality insurance coverage and industry-leading service to Farmers customers.”

For more information, visit www.farmers.com.