Pawn shop moves in to former Diamond Lounge | Courier-Herald

Pawn shop moves in to former Diamond Lounge

The city of Bonney Lake received a business license application for Pistol Annie's Jewelry and Pawn on June 5.

By Daniel Nash • August 3, 2012 8:21 pm

Tags: Bonney Lake-Sumner Courier-Herald

It looks as if a new neighbor has moved into the old Diamond Lounge building off of Veterans Memorial Drive East in Bonney Lake.

The new owners were spotted this week moving items into the former night club, which will become a pawn shop.

We missed a chance to connect with the business owners, but the city on June 5 received an application for business license from Jewel Star Enterprises LLC for Pistol Annie’s Jewelry and Pawn, said city Permit Coordinator Jen Francis,

Tags: Bonney Lake-Sumner Courier-Herald

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