Fallon Chamber Celebrates Home-Based Entrepreneurs

The Fallon Chamber of Commerce celebrated a group of local entrepreneurs on Oct. 11 with a combined ribbon-cutting ceremony recognizing several home-based businesses.

Among those honored were Pumped Up Porches, owned by Monica and Louie Mori, a seasonal porch decorating business that uses locally grown pumpkins, flowers, corn, and straw bales in their festive designs. Their work reflects the charm and harvest spirit of the Fallon area.  Photo: Monica Mori of Pumped Up Porches was joined by Chamber Ambassadors.

Tallow Utopia, owned by Heidi Vanderhoef, crafts high-quality, small-batch skincare and soap products from locally sourced, grass-fed beef tallow. Vanderhoef combines traditional methods with modern care standards to create natural, organic products that promote sustainable living. Photo: Heidi and Rob Vanderhoef of Tallow Utopia.

Oyler Insulation, operated by Houston and Audrey Oyler, provides residential and commercial insulation services, including blow-in, batt, and spray foam installation. The company is fully licensed, bonded, and insured, and offers free estimates for customers looking to improve energy efficiency in their homes or businesses.Photo: Houston and Audrey Oyler of Oyler Insulation.

Also recognized was Lightfoot Mobile Notary, owned by Valerie Swirczek, which provides reliable, on-site notarization for a wide range of documents, including real estate closings, loan documents, wills, affidavits, and powers of attorney. Photo Below on Left: Valerie and Ryan Swirczek of Lightfoot Mobile Notary.

Bakers also joined in the celebration. 2 Sisters Dream Bakery, owned by Sabra Pine, offers an assortment of homemade cookies, brownies, cinnamon rolls, fudge, and cakes. Rounding out the lineup, Stinky Puppy’s Bakery, owned by Kathleen Wellman, creates homemade dog and cat treats that can be customized to meet pets’ dietary needs. Photo below: Kathleen Wellman of Stinky Puppy's Bakery was joined by Chamber Ambassadors.

The Chamber’s event recognized the diverse talents and services offered by local entrepreneurs working from home, each contributing to Fallon’s small-business community.