Business briefs

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI

CAPE GIRARDEAU

Shangrila, a restaurant that features Asian cuisine has opened at Westfield Shoppingtown West Park. The owner is Raj Marasini.

Comix Strips has relocated from 407 Broadway to 621 Broadway. The owner is Andrew Johnson.

Simply A Dollar has opened at 213 S. Broadview. The owner is Paul Sauer.

Bening Mazda has opened at 2611 Auto Park Drive. The owner is Mike Shumer.

Cutting Edge Solutions, a computer services store, has opened at 1733 N. Kingshighway. The owner is Fred Finnell.

Conscious Healing, a natural health and wellness center, has opened at 106 Farrar Drive. The owner is Jacqui Close.

Pyramid Clinical Services has acquired Occupational Medical Services at 21 Doctors Park.

The KFCs (Kentucky Fried Chicken) in Cape, Jackson, Dexter, Sikeston and Charleston, owned by the Harris family, have been bought by A&A Foods of California.

FARMINGTON

The Holy Grounds Coffee Shop has opened inside Oasis Christian Bookstore at 102 W. Columbia. The owner is Jane Cook.

Skye Design, an interior design business, has opened upstairs at the Olive Tree Gallery at 104 W. Columbia. The owners are Joan Amsden and Doug Coleman.

Audiology and Hearing Center of Farmington has opened at 563 Maple Valley Drive. The owner is Karen Lamb.

New members of the Chamber of Commerce are The Cup & Saucer, Heart of the Parkland, Mid America Gospel Music Association, United Country Big River Realty.

Homemade Gourmet, a distributor of food products, has opened at 903 Michigan St. The owner is Christine Herrington.

JACKSON

Lazy H Ranchwear and Tack has opened at 3862 E. Jackson Blvd. The owners are Nate Hoffman and John Hale.

New members of the Chamber of Commerce are Creative Edge, Dance Extentions, Sandin Engineering, Smith & Co. Engineers.

Styles by Shery has opened in the Big Barn next to the water slide south of town.

MARBLE HILL

Seabaugh Motors has opened at the intersection of highways 34 and 51. The owner is Kenny Seabaugh.

SIKESTON

The Leaping Frog, a restaurant, has opened at 928 S. Kingshighway. The owner is Mary Keene.

ZALMA

The Village Cottage, a home decorations shop, has opened at Highway 51 and Walnut Street. The owners are Patricia Stephens, Nancy Sims and Shirley Watkins.

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

CARBONDALE

Hollister Co., a division of Abercrombie and Fitch, has opened a California-themed clothing store in University Mall.

MURPHYSBORO

B-Ju's BBQ has opened in the former Taco Bell building on South Williams Street. The owner is Judy Patterson.