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Bella Fiore has new ownersBella Fiore has new owners
- 2-17-2012
YAKIMA - Bella Fiore Floral & Gift Shop was purchased and moved from it’s former location in Zillah to 521 West Yakima Avenue in Yakima, effective last November. For directions or further information call 509-426-5333.
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