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Double ribbon cutting at new Forks businesses

Published 1:30 am Thursday, April 30, 2026

Photos Christi Baron Owners Felicia Larson and Rachel Breed, seated center, cut the ribbon Friday evening at their new restaurant, Marble and Oak, 640 S. Forks Ave., marking the official opening with co-owner Arian Goodson and Forks Chamber Director Lissy Andros standing behind them. Friends, family, and staff gathered to celebrate as the ribbon fell, kicking off an evening of great food and drink. The project first began in March 2025.
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Photos Christi Baron

Owners Felicia Larson and Rachel Breed, seated center, cut the ribbon Friday evening at their new restaurant, Marble and Oak, 640 S. Forks Ave., marking the official opening with co-owner Arian Goodson and Forks Chamber Director Lissy Andros standing behind them. Friends, family, and staff gathered to celebrate as the ribbon fell, kicking off an evening of great food and drink. The project first began in March 2025.

Photos Christi Baron Owners Felicia Larson and Rachel Breed, seated center, cut the ribbon Friday evening at their new restaurant, Marble and Oak, 640 S. Forks Ave., marking the official opening with co-owner Arian Goodson and Forks Chamber Director Lissy Andros standing behind them. Friends, family, and staff gathered to celebrate as the ribbon fell, kicking off an evening of great food and drink. The project first began in March 2025.
Before the ribbon cutting at Marble and Oak the Forks Chamber also assisted with another one on Friday afternoon at Sawdust Blues, also located at 640 S. Forks Avenue. Helping owner Rachel Breed with the ribbon cutting were Chamber members, family, friends and staff. Doing the ribbon cutting honors with Chamber Director Andros was eight year old Stella Breed.

Photos Christi Baron

Owners Felicia Larson and Rachel Breed, seated center, cut the ribbon Friday evening at their new restaurant, Marble and Oak, 640 S. Forks Ave., marking the official opening with co-owner Arian Goodson and Forks Chamber Director Lissy Andros standing behind them. Friends, family, and staff gathered to celebrate as the ribbon fell, kicking off an evening of great food and drink. The project first began in March 2025.

Before the ribbon cutting at Marble and Oak the Forks Chamber also assisted with another one on Friday afternoon at Sawdust Blues, also located at 640 S. Forks Avenue. Helping owner Rachel Breed with the ribbon cutting were Chamber members, family, friends and staff. Doing the ribbon cutting honors with Chamber Director Andros was eight year old Stella Breed.

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