BusinessJune 8, 2024
Food truck, tattoo parlor among businesses license applications
Numerous new businesses are coming to Cape Girardeau according to business license applications submitted to the city's community development department.
A food truck, a retail candy store and a luxury tattoo parlor are all in the works for Cape Girardeau according to business licenses submitted to the City of Cape Girardeau Community Development Department.
Cape Girardeau resident Justin Nguyen and Anthony Le of Sikeston will operate Fry Guys, a mobile food vendor.
Vernon Greer, also of Cape Girardeau, started Burnt Hearts, a luxury tattoo shop and art gallery, at 125 S. Broadview. Also owning a portion of the business are Christian Williams and Mellissa Harris of Black Jack.
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Cape Girardean Yunfang Liu will open a store called Candy, selling bulk candy, at 3049 William St., Suite 235.
Dalton Lohman of Jackson expanded his window washing, We Wash Windows, into Cape Girardeau. He also washes windows in Jackson and Sikeston.
Noah Lynch of Cape Girardeau took over the Molon Latte coffee concession trailer from Cape Girardeau residents Christopher and Lindsey Hutson.
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