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Could Broadway become the Beauty District?
Posted Wednesday, January 26, 2011, at 9:34 AM
New York has the meat packing district, the theater district, the fashion district, etc.
With the arrival of a fourth beauty supply store on Broadway set to open next week, I'd say the area may soon be Cape Girardeau's beauty district.
Joining Umpkins Unique Beauty Supply, 415 Broadway, State Beauty Supply, 615 Broadway, and AMS Beauty Supply, 1017 Broadway, will be 4 U Beauty Fashion, 612 Broadway, owned by Peter Chon, of Dyersburg, Tenn.
Chon also owns 2 U Beauty Fashion in Sikeston, Mo., said Tom Kelsey, commercial broker with Lorimont Place, Ltd., who handled the lease transaction for the property.
Chon said a cosmetology license will not be required to purchase beauty supplies at his store.
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