By Marshel Couso
Welcome to our weekly feature dedicated to covering Susanville and Lassen County’s business scene! Grand openings, new employees, renovations, new hours… each week we’ll keep you up to date with important information about the businesses you rely on.
Lassen Municipal Utility District
Today is the day! Lassen Municipal Utility District’s annual Customer Appreciation Celebration is happening this morning, September 4th, in the parking lot at the corner of North Gay and Main Streets.
What started in June 2008 as a small get-together has become a beloved community tradition. As LMUD Public Relations Manager Theresa Phillips explains, “That year, LMUD staff, management, and board members started a tradition that has grown into a much-loved celebration of community-owned power.”
This year’s event has something for everyone. There will be a giant tent with plenty of shade, fun giveaways like $100 LMUD energy gift cards, and the famous quarter-pound all-beef hot dogs. “There’s seating for up to 100 people, so we encourage folks to sit and relax and enjoy lunch with family and friends,” says Phillips.
Lunch will be served from 11:00a.m. to 1:30p.m. The first 30 LMUD customers to arrive will receive a solar-powered, hand-crank radio (limit one per household). Anyone who attends can also enter a drawing to win one of three $100 energy gift cards and grab a swag bag filled with goodies.
Phillips emphasizes LMUD’s commitment to its customers. “LMUD is proud to serve our friends, neighbors and family with reliable, affordable electricity.”
She also points out that the event is a great chance for residents to connect with the people behind the utility. “Events like our customer appreciation celebration give you an opportunity to meet with LMUD board members, management and staff, allowing you to ask questions and voice your comments on how your utility is operating.”
Zaengles Carpet One Home & Floor
Zaengles is having a huge mattress inventory clearance! They need to make room for their new 2026 models, and over 100 beds must go.
All mattresses are marked down by 25-50% off. Every brand they carry is on sale, including Serta, Simmons, Beautyrest, Englander, Southerland, Mlily and Sierra Sleep.
“We have Serta Perfect Sleeper Twin mattresses from $169 and Queens from $299 with a 10-year warranty,” says owner Mark Zaengle. “All sizes are available.”
For those who sleep warm, Zaengle’s has a special offer on a queen-size Cool Sleep system with an adjustable base, regularly priced at $3,999, now on sale for $2,499.
Do yourself a favor and stop by Zaengle’s to check out this sale. Your sleep will thank you!
All Season Heating & Air
As the days grow shorter and a noticeable crispness fills the air, Honey Lake Valley homeowners are turning their thoughts toward preparing for the coming cold season. Ensuring your home is safe and warm for winter often starts with a single, crucial task: chimney cleaning.
All Season Heating & Air is helping residents with this essential home maintenance by offering a special promotion. Right now, customers can get $20 off the cost of a chimney cleaning service.
“Don’t wait until the bad weather hits,” advise the folks at All Season. “Now is the perfect time to schedule your cleaning to make sure your home is safe, warm, and cozy when the cold weather sets in.”
To book your chimney service and take advantage of this discount, call All Season Heating & Air today at 1.530.257.7202.
Tattoos By Paul is becoming Black Emerald Tattoo
Tattoos by Paul, located at 10 North Fairfield, is getting a new name! Paul Ryan, owner of “Tattoos by Paul,” has announced that he is changing the name of his business to Black Emerald Tattoo.
“I decided to get rid of the average, ordinary name of ‘Tattoos by Paul’ and switch my tattoo business name and design to Black Emerald Tattoo,” said Ryan.
“An old boss of mine always told me that if nothing changes, nothing ever changes,” explains Ryan. “So, I wanted to change it from the old, kinda corny, ordinary name to something a little more traditional tattoo shop vibe, something a little more professional also something I can use the design to make some merch so people can represent me wherever they go if they feel like it.”
The newly rebranded business will be releasing their new merchandise soon. Customers can find the studio inside Thompson Peak Tattoo. Click here to connect with Black emerald Tattoo on Facebook.
Is something noteworthy happening with your business? Let us know about it! Each Thursday morning, we present a round-up of interesting news from the Lassen County business scene and we want to hear from you. E-mail your business news to Marshel at [email protected].
