Sub sandwich biz eyes expansion, new businesses pitched in Lacey and Tumwater, plus a new hire

Olympia, WALocal News

Canna Cabana Subs & Shakes, a distinctive sub sandwich shop located in Lacey, is preparing to celebrate its 10th anniversary while considering expansion into Yelm. Co-owner Sam Aguirre, who transitioned from the medical marijuana industry to the culinary scene, has crafted a menu that stands out with items like the "super dank" sub, which features a unique blend of turkey, bacon, ham, and crushed Doritos. Their popular milkshakes include innovative flavors, attracting a diverse clientele. The article also reports on new business proposals within the region, including a tire shop and a credit union in Lacey, demonstrating a commitment to local economic growth. In Tumwater, Southern Tire Mart is exploring plans for a substantial truck maintenance facility, which could enhance local services.

Furthermore, Mike Reid's return to the Port of Olympia as the community and economic development director underscores a strategic move for local governance. These developments collectively highlight an active and evolving business environment in Thurston County. With a focus on unique dining experiences and infrastructural growth, the region is poised for continued development and engagement.

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