CityView Magazine - Fayetteville, NC
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Business Focus Latitude 35 Buffet. The owners of Latitude 35 Bar & Grill are betting you’ll get an attitude adjustment without heading south simply by entering their place. The idea behind Latitude 35 C Bar & Grill evolved when two Fayetteville locals, David Crumpler of EbenConcepts and Tommie Purser of Mid Atlantic Insurance, decided to open a neighborhood restaurant with an island atmosphere. When the historic Haymount space formerly occupied by The Highlander became available, the duo purchased the business and hired their longtime friend from Hawaii, Kerwin Heath, to manage the restaurant. Latitude 35 is projected to open (L-R) Kerwin Heath, Tommie Purser, David Crumpler on November 1st and the beautifully plated, savory, Carribbean-inspired Business Focus Atlas Chiropractic D r. Karen Goldsmith can’t remember a time when she wasn’t Dr. Karen Goldsmith environmentally aware. As a child in San Francisco, Calif., she was first exposed to ecology in 4th grade. She learned about recycling and then promptly went home and decreed that her family would start recycling. Years later she graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in Conservation of Natural Resources and the focus was on sustainable agriculture. Along the way she also received a degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management. She managed to combine those two interests by owning and operating an organic catering and concessions business for five years. After a life-altering experience, Karen decided that she would become a Doctor of Chiropractic, which 4 | Oct/Nov • 2010 ultimately evolved into her becoming a comprehensive alternative health practitioner, with a practice that includes nutritional testing, body work and health counseling. Now a 10-year resident of Fayetteville, she practices in a very green, nurturing and — to the delight of her clients — often delicious environment. Her office is lit with true full spectrum lighting, the air is kept clean with superior air purifiers and tasty, organic treats are served. Dr. Goldsmith also has a shop which carries an all-organic line of cosmetics and medicinal products, as well as superior nutritional supplements, safe skin and body care products and organic foods. For more information, visit Dr. Karen Goldsmith DC, BS, AA at www.DrKarenGoldsmith.com or call 910. 426.2272 Special advertising section hanges in latitude mean changes in attitude, according to Jimmy creations by Chef Lindell Opozda are sure to entice your taste buds. Whether out for a night with friends, on a date with someone special, or looking to take in live acoustic music on the patio, check out Fayetteville’s newest neighborhood bar. The restaurant is also a green business from the top down — literally. Thanks to Andrew Shirley of Treadlite Roofing, Latitude 35 has the region’s first living plant green roof system. And, in case you were wondering… the location on the 35th latitude line is yours truly, Fayetteville. So walk, drive or ride (there’s a bike rack in the back) your way to Latitude 35’s laid back, Key West, attitude. It’s the next best thing to being in the islands. For more information, visit 1217 Hay Street or call 910.485.4777.