Two new businesses recently applied for business licenses with the City of Cape Girardeau Community Development Department.
Toni Arteaga-Shelton of Jackson plans to start Forte, a consulting and event planning office and tea lounge, at 120 Broadway.
The location will also have retail offerings including packaged teas, fresh flowers, clothing and décor. Clients and the community will be able to buy pre-packaged or prepared appetizers, pastries and plates.
Brendan Cato of Cape Girardeau has also opened Sick Tricks, a store selling skateboards, tools, gear and accessories at 425 Broadway.
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