Main Place Window Treatments

DA Vines Vineyard & Bistro pours and serves at 705 N. Main St in Cottonwood. A French-inspired bistro menu is recorded alongside the tasting room. The winery's own site describes the vineyard itself as a small planting on the Oak Creek waterway at Page Springs, so the vines and the tasting room are not at the same address. Hours are 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, but the opening hours coded into the website disagree with those, so call (928) 634-6710 before making the drive.

Catholic Charities Community Services runs an office at 736 N. Main St. in Cottonwood. The phone number is (928) 634-4254. Call to ask what programs run here, who qualifies, and whether you need an appointment, since what a local office offers is not always the same as what the statewide organization lists. The site catholiccharitiesaz.org has general information and other locations. Bring identification and any paperwork about your situation when you go, because that usually speeds things up. If this office cannot help with a particular need, staff can often point you to another agency in the area that can.

Verde Valley Homeless Coalition works from 654 N Main St in Cottonwood. Its own site describes a resource center where homeless youth and adults can get off the street and rest, with the aim of moving people into transitional or permanent housing when they are ready. The help listed is practical: bottled water through the hot months, daily food at the transition center, housing assistance by referral, and time spent mentoring. Pages cover services the coalition provides and services its partners provide. Call (928) 641-4298 or email info@verdevalleyhomelesscoalition.com.

Donuts and coffee are the whole menu at Sedonuts, 777 N Main St in Cottonwood. The shop's own site, run by a husband and wife, lists donut styles such as apple fritter, glazed, cinnamon sugar, chocolate frosted, lemon frosted, blueberry, red velvet, bavarian cream, toasted coconut, maple bacon, and a cinnamon roll. Drinks include espresso, americano, cappuccino, lattes, mochas, cold brew, and chai tea latte, and merchandise is sold too. Hours are 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., with Tuesday and Wednesday closed, so go early. Call (928) 202-5006.

Shade and cooling for outdoor spaces is the trade here. The company's own site lists retractable awnings, pergola awnings with a fabric roof, and misting systems, and says an awning can run as large as 40 by 14 feet, manual or motorized, with an optional light kit, a drop valance, and controls that work with home automation. Fabric comes from 14 manufacturers. The site gives contractor number ROC352188, names Future Enterprises LLC as the operating company, and says it has served northern Arizona since 2009. No street address is listed; this is a service-area business. Call (928) 274-3408.

Window coverings are the product line here, and that includes solar shades. Budget Blinds of Northern Arizona sells blinds, roller and cellular shades, plantation and wood shutters, drapes and valances, and motorized window coverings. Outdoor awnings and shades are also listed, along with commercial work. No street address is on file, because this is a service-area business that comes to the customer. It is licensed and show a service area covering Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Jerome, Cornville, Camp Verde, Rimrock, and Sedona. Reach it at (928) 707-2199 or kmccain@budgetblinds.com.

Window coverings are what The Blind Brothers sells. Products described on its own site at www.theblindbrothers.com include vertical blinds, panel track blinds, honeycomb cellular blinds, plantation shutters, and exterior roller shades, plus Somfy motorization. The company also does business as Blinds, Shutters & Shades. No storefront address is on file, because this is a service-area business: it comes to you and works by appointment. It is licensed and insured, with state license ROC 248543, and show it serving Cottonwood and Sedona. The phone number is (928) 634-2423. Call before you plan a visit, because there is nowhere to walk into.