The Lewis and Clark Riverboat, now under new ownership, launched its new river cruises schedule this weekend.

On Sundays and Mondays, cruisers can chomp down some pizza while the historic riverboat heads up and down the river; Tuesday evening dinner cruises feature Famous Dave's. The cruises also feature a cash bar.

The Lewis and Clark Riverboat was recently purchased by the Fort Abraham Lincoln Foundation; they have 18 scheduled cruises a week, including the three dinner cruises on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The riverboat also is available for private parties, said Tracy Potter with the foundation.

For more info, visit online at www.lewisandclarkriverboat.com.

Just-In Glass

Just-In Glass recently expanded its business into Bismarck, moving into a 1,800-square-foot space at 2110 Lovette Ave.

Justin Olson, owner of the glass installation business, said he saw opportunities in the Bismarck market and decided to move in after four successful years in Dickinson. The company installs windshields, does corrosion repair and has several other glass services.

He hired two new, full-time employees for the Bismarck business.

Jewelry parties

A new direct sales, home party business is now in Bismarck.

Erika Edwards' home-based, independent consulting business, Gems to Jewels, hosts jewelry-making parties for all ages, using copper, sterling silver and gold and natural beads and gemstones.

"I bring my kit and Ijust encourage people to design whatever they want,"she said. "It's a lot of fun."

Edwards was working for another direct sales business when she found Gems to Jewels, a 2-year-old company with about 100 consultants in the country. There were no consultants in North Dakota at the time, so she took the plunge.

For more information, call 258-2568.

New medical practice

Dr. Cynthia Cantwell recently opened a private internal medicine practice at 1136 W. Divide, Suite No. 100. Cantwell is a specialist with 27 years of medical experience; she treats multiple adult medical problems, such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, heart and lung diseases, diabetes and obesity.

She's open Monday through Friday by appointment; appointments can be made at 223-1646.

Open in June

In last week's column, Idiscussed a new dog and people treat business opening in downtown Bismarck called Tricia's Bakery. The bakery will open sometime in June, not July, as previously printed. Keep reading the Tribune for exact grand opening dates.

(Reach reporter Crystal R. Reid at 250-8261 or at crystal.reid@bismarcktribune.com.)