Curves for Women, located at 406 Main St., is celebrating its ten year anniversary.

The business is owned by Cathy Norton, and is open from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3:30 to 7 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and to 7 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday.

Curves features simple hydraulic resistance rather than complicated machines or weight stacks in 30 minute workout routines three times a week with a combination of strength training and cardio exercise.

Curves also has a Silver Sneakers program whereby qualified members can receive their exercise program free through their Medicare benefit insurance.

Also offered is: Curves circuit Zumba on Thursdays at 5 p.m.

The following members are recognized during the ten year anniversary event:

Beth Hunt, a charter member, who has completed 2131 workouts.

"I enjoy coming to Curves and getting a workout that I know will make me a stronger person," Hunt said.

Nancy D. Collins, a member since 2006, received a t-shirt for 1250 workouts. Collins joined Curves following knee replacement surgery and enjoys coming to Curves as it has strengthened her bones and muscles.

Juana Cervantes, a member since 2006, received a t-shirt for 1000 workouts.

"Curves is a place of friendship and fun," Cervantes said.

Pattie Arrington, a member since 2009, received a t-shirt for 800 workouts. Arrington is known for always smiling. She stated that Curves makes her day.

Curves is currently offering a $10 registration fee for more information call Nancy Collins at 770-748-6330.