<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0DpT0e_1ElZeHxP00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0DpT0e_1ElZeHxP00" width="1000" height="667" ></figure>Wave is among the Grand Valley’s popular drive-thru soda and snack shops, yet not many know the face and origins behind it.Wave owner Celeste Quarnberg decided to pursue soda shops because she saw a gap in the GrandValley market.“I just thought it was a really cool idea that we didn’t have here in the valley, and I thought would be really fun and a great place for young kids to work,”Quarnberg said.Wave opened one location in Fruita in 2020, expanded to a second location across from CMU in 2021 and as of the beginning of the fall semester opened a location in University Center inside CMU’s gaming room, Arcadia. Quarnberg expressed excitement about the new location. She credits Director of Student Life Trey Downey with the idea to bring Wave to campus.“He sent me a voicemail, and so they contacted me, and we’ve just been kind of talking ever since.” We tried to work out all the logistics and the details, and it worked out good,” Quanberg said.Quarnberg also praised her employees and the environment they have created.“I love the young adults and teenagers. I think they keep me young. Their energy, they’re positive, and I just love working with that age group,” Quanberg said.She specifically praised employees Ezra Noble and Evan Trembley. Quarnberg described Noble as proactive and hardworking while highlighting Trembley’s previous management and leadership experience. Both employees will work in the new Wave locationat Arcadia.Noble is enjoying the new campus environment and its accessibilityto students“It’s awesome because I can interact with more college students, and they can come get a drink before going to their classes,” Noble said. “It’s way more accessible.”Quarnberg said Wave’s most popular specialty drink is the Wicked Brim, a Dr Pepper with raspberry and coconut cream. One of her personal favorites is the Biker Spoons, made with cream soda, black cherry and vanilla cream.Quarnberg encouraged students to give Wave a try and experiment with its different combinations.“If you don’t love the first one, keep trying,” Quarnberg said. “We can always tailor-make it, change it up, make it your own, customize it. There’s 1,000different options.”</div></body>

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Wave is among the Grand Valley’s popular drive-thru soda and snack shops, yet not many know the face and origins behind it. Wave owner Celeste Quarnberg decided to pursue soda shops because she saw a gap in the Grand. Valley market. “I just thought it was a really cool...

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Wave is among the Grand Valley’s popular drive-thru soda and snack shops, yet not many know the face and origins behind it. Wave owner Celeste Quarnberg de

Chapter 3: A New Wave, A Thousand Flavors

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