Food truck, tattoo parlor among businesses license applications

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's 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 St. Also owning a portion of the business are Christian Williams and Mellissa Harris of Black Jack.
• Cape Girardean Yunfang Liu will open a store called Candy, selling bulk candy, at 3049 William St., Suite 235, in West Park Mall.
• 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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