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Source: The Sun, Yuma, Ariz.self storageNov. 08--Plans are underway for a second Firehouse Subs in Yuma a few short months after the first one opened in August at 1630 S. Pacific Ave.Alan Kircher, city of Yuma deputy building official, reported Thursday that plans have been submitted for the new Firehouse Subs to be located at 2886 S. 4th Ave.The restaurant will be a tenant in the new building now under construction for Elite Tanning Salon in front of Hastings. One other space is still available in the multitenant building, said Justin Haile, salon owner.At the time the first restaurant opened, it was announced that it would be the first of three Firehouse Subs planned for Yuma and El Centro in the next 18 months by franchise owners Chris Miller and Lisa Meyer. In addition to Firehouse Subs, Miller and Meyer own and operate multiple Buffalo Wild Wings throughout Arizona.By the way, Haile said he's hopeful his new tanning salon will be ready to open by February or March.-- In other building activity, Kircher reported:--Building permits have been issued for construction of a new office for Del Sol Therapy at 2851 S Avenue B, Tuscany Plaza Lot No. 7. Bill DeNise is the general contractor for the new building that will be 2,140 square feet.--A building permit has also been issued for oxygen tank relocation by Yuma Regional Medical Center, another in several "make-way" projects being undertaken by the hospital in preparation for construction of a replacement emergency department.--A permit has been issued for construcion of solar photovoltaic shades at Gila Vista Junior High School, 2245 S. Arizona Ave. It will be a 290 Kw system.--New plans have been submitted by the Vertical Church, 3142 S Arizona Ave., for interior remodeling. The church recently purchased the property where it has been meeting for some time and now plans to expand its capacity.-- In more building activity, construction is underway on a new home for Yuma Truck Driving School on a two-acre lot at 3180 E. 32nd St. (just west of Barney's). The first phase of the project is creating a driving course for training truck drivers, said Joseph Ziemer, the school's regional director of admissions.A second phase will be construction of a new office and classroom facility; for now the school will use an existing building on the site.Ziemer said the project has been in the making since the school first opened in Yuma in 2010. It will enable the school to consolidate its operation, now split between the training course at Arizona Avenue and 40th Street and the office at 4115 E. 32nd St. He's also hopeful the relocation will result in an expansion of the school, which is affiliated with HDS Truck Driving Institute.It's original intent was to train military personnel who were transitioning out of active duty but now also serves unemployed and dislocated workers, seasonal workers and others looking for new careers. Ziemer said there currently is a need for an additional 300,000 truck drivers in the United States. For more information, the school can be reached at 1-888-647-3239 or (928) 919-70341.-- "Women protecting women" -- that's what Defensive Divas is all about, said founder Elizabeth Curtis, who also is迷你倉a co-leader for The Well-Armed Woman Yuma Chapter.Defensive Divas focuses on educating and training women and couples in firearm protection so they can take action to protect themselves and their families. For more information, call (928) 468-DIVA.-- Bargains Galore, 12148 S. Foothills Blvd., is now open for business offering recycled treasures, collectables, antiques, gifts, clothing, furniture, home and patio decor, jewelry, glassware, housewares, books and more.The store accepts consignments and also features a wide variety of items from the local arts and crafts community, such as handmade jewelry, cards, purses, floral arrangements, scarves and other items.Audrene Matson said she has long felt that the Foothills was in need of a boutique store where local crafters could display their wares. After becoming unemployed last spring, she started the business with a friend, Jackie Brumfiel, and her father, Dell Clark.The store is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays through Saturdays and can be reached at (928) 785-2152.-- Paula Hagen recently moved to Yuma from Seattle, where she was employed for more than 30 years as a payroll specialist and accountant for an engineering company. Ready for a new challenge, the desire to relocate to a warmer climate, be closer to family and the passion to assist others, she has opened True-Blue Concierge in Yuma.True-Blue Concierge is a personal service business created to help simplify and assist people in the Yuma community with their busy lives, needs of seniors, winter visitors and others. Some of the services offered include checking in on loved ones convalescing or homebound, pet care, property management, auto care, transportation to and from appointments, grocery shopping, running errands and mobile notary signing.Hours of operation are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. For more information, call (928) 287-2616.-- A.T. Pancrazi Insurance has relocated and is now at 350 W. 16th St. on the ground floor in Suite 103. The business is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and can be reached at the same phone number of 783-0000.The independent insurance agency is operated by Mark and Doug Pancrazi, grandsons of company founder A.T. Pancrazi.The insurance company's longtime location at 333 W. 8th St. is for sale. For more information on the property, call A.T. Pancrazi Real Estate at 782-0000.-- Angelica Gonzalez, a hairstylist with nine years of experience, is now located at Cost Cutters, 3325 S.Avenue 8E in the Cielo Verde Center near the Foothills-area Walmart. She can be reached at (928) 344-1237.Gonzalez previously worked at the SmartStyle in the Foothills Walmart.-- Realtor Janet Frodesen, who was associated with Prudential Griffin Realty for 8-1/2 years, has made a move to Carrington Real Estate Services. Although Carrington is based in Avondale, Frodesen works from her home office in Yuma. She can still be reached at (928) 502-9205.Report Comings and Goings to jlobeck@yumasun.com or call Joyce Lobeck at 539-6853.Copyright: ___ (c)2013 The Sun (Yuma, Ariz.) Visit The Sun (Yuma, Ariz.) at .yumasun.com Distributed by MCT Information Servicesmini storage