New Supplement Shop Opens in Creswell, Partners With High School

Humble Bumble Nutritionals began serving customers on Dec. 18 at 228 W. Oregon Ave. in downtown Creswell, bringing a new retail option for supplements, vitamins, locally made products, and personal care items. Owners Audrey and Dan Sizemore marked the store s arrival with a ribbon cutting on Dec. 11 that included members of the Creswell Chamber and the mayor.

The shop expands downtown retail variety at a time when locally based services can influence where residents spend their money. By stocking local products alongside national supplement lines and personal care items, the business aims to keep more consumer dollars circulating in Creswell and surrounding parts of Lane County. Audrey Sizemore, a 25 year Creswell resident, said the store fulfills a long held dream, and the couple emphasized that local sourcing and community connections were central to their plan.

A distinctive element of the new store is its partnership with Creswell High School. The owners worked with marketing students on branding projects, giving students practical experience in product presentation and small business marketing. That collaboration creates a direct educational benefit for young people while helping the store tailor offerings and messaging to the local market.

For downtown Creswell the addition of Humble Bumble Nutritionals adds foot traffic potential and a new retail anchor on a block that supports small businesses and municipal activity. The ribbon cutting included civic leaders, signaling public support for continued downtown investment. For consumers, the shop provides easier access to supplements and personal care items that previously may have required driving to larger commercial centers.

As the Sizemores settle into the new location, community observers will watch whether the store strengthens downtown commercial activity and provides sustained opportunities for students and local producers. The Creswell Chamber s participation in opening events underscores the role small businesses play in local economic resilience and neighborhood vitality.