Business is looking sunny for Yountville’s newest children’s boutique, Lemondrops. 

Queen of the Valley Medical Center has been awarded a three-year term of accreditation in mammography as a result of a recent survey by the American College of Radiology.

Redwood Credit Union recently completed its 2009 United Way campaign with a contribution of $77,894, exceeding its goal of $70,000 by more than 10 percent.

Napa County Public Health division will offer an online meeting for Napa County business owners, to provide information and answer questions on how H1N1 flu could affect local businesses this flu season.

Elliott Faxstein has joined Pacific Union Real Estate’s  Napa office on Main Street as a sales associate, said Linda Carroll, the firm’s vice president and branch manager of the Napa and St. Helena offices.

Mr. Rooter Plumbing, which has a franchise in Napa, has been recognized in Franchise Times Top 200 list for 2009.

Each Wednesday, the Napa Valley Register’s Business Focus asks “10 Questions” of a local entrepreneur or businessperson. Readers are welcome to suggest business people to be profiled.

What could be more frightening than Halloween being over? Answer: The mega-holiday season that is already here.

There seems to be a distant, but appropriate, connection between Casablanca and Washington as Congress and the Obama administration give near lip service to the issue of corporate compensation reform.

Len & Rosie, For 24 years, I have lived with my mother. I have been her care giver for the past 14 years. I gave up a lot of my life and personal happiness for her. I am not sorry I did this. My sister told me that she did not want to take care of mom, and that I could have the house if I did. She lives in another state and rarely visits.