Business briefs

CAPE GIRARDEAU

Dittronics, which sells two-way radios and video surveillance equipment, has opened at 1735 N. Kingshighway. The owners are Richard and Greg Dittlinger.

Euro Decor, which sells porcelain figurines, china, tea sets and themed figures, has opened in the Famous Barr Court at Westfield Shoppingtown. The owner is Nataliya Agashchuk.

Sam's BBQ has opened at 621 Good Hope St. The owner is Sam Egson.

Cat in the Cream, an ice cream shop, has opened at 2532 William St.

FARMINGTON

Thurman, Shinn & Co. has relocated to 315 N. Washington.

Parkland Gymnastics has relocated from Highway H to a new building on Highway 67 next to Carpet One Gallery.

New members of the Chamber of Commerce are Heritage Meadows Apartments, Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Regional Title & Land Service.

JACKSON

Brown and Thomas CPAs has opened at 1166 Greenway Drive. The owners are Connie Brown and Holly Thomas.

Movie Gallery has opened at 2009 E. Jackson Blvd.

PERRYVILLE

Kiefer Title Co. has opened at 21 S. Main St. in Perryville. The owners are Mary and Bill Kiefer.

POPLAR BLUFF

Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar is scheduled to open in late July. The restaurant will be at 930 South Westwood Blvd. The manager will be Mike Crouch.

The Oak Store has relocated to 740 S. Westwood Blvd. in the Westwood Plaza Shopping Center. The owner is Mike Haga.

Classix T-Bonz, a steakhouse, has opened at 3450 Kanell Blvd. (PP Highway) The owners are Norman Magill, Tim King and Charles Lacy.

SIKESTON

The Flower Patch at 510 N. Main St. is under new management. The owners are Steve and Jackie Williams.

Tri-County Wireless has opened at 514 S. Main. The owner is Becky Beaird.

Charter Communications has combined its operations into one location with the move of the payment center to 919 E. Malone Ave. The operations manager is Dave Hunstman.