Business

Got a piece of old farm equipment sitting out in the field you no longer need?
How about an old car or truck not worth repairing?
Or even dozens of bags of aluminum cans that you keep collecting?
There is a market for such things, and it’s not too far away either.

A new manicure and pedicure salon that offers a wide range of nail services at reasonable prices is proving to be a popular destination for local residents.
Manny and Sandra Duong, natives of Cambodia, opened Pedi Nails on Wallace Wilkinson Boulevard in Liberty on Sept. 12.
The Duongs and their 17-year-old son, Vichet, a senior at Danville High School, live in Danville. A daughter, 20-year-old Chenda, is a sophomore at the University of Kentucky.

There’s a lot of “chatter” going on about the new digs where the Chatterbox Hair Salon has reopened in Liberty.
And owner Kim Stonecypher said that although the upscale look of the salon says big city, the atmosphere inside is what it has always been at the Chatterbox Salon.
“We wanted it to have a completely different and contemporary look but with a small town feel where every client is special,” Stonecypher said.

Brian McQueary has been named the new body shop manager at Stuart Powell Ford-Lincoln-Mazda in Danville.
McQueary brings 21 years of experience to Stuart Powell in repair of all makes and models. During that time, he has gained six years of experience as an insurance adjuster, and is I-CAR Platinum Certified, which means he has achieved a high level of technical training through I-CAR, Industry Training Alliance partners, and Academic Alliance partners.