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Business

  • Gettin’ a deal at the Getten Store

    The Getten Store
    99 Wallace Wilkinson Blvd., Liberty
    Mon. - Sat. 9-5
    606-303-3988
     

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  • Med Source open for home medical needs

    Med Source
    68 Hustonville St., Liberty
    Mon. - Fri.. 8:30-5
    606-787-0468
     

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  • Rayborn returns to Liberty with Double R’s Discount

    Double R’s Discount
    12 Hustonville St., Liberty
    Tue. - Sat. 9-5
    606-706-5355

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  • Business Briefs

    Pedi Nails to relocate
    Pedi Nails, a manicure and pedicure salon, will begin the move to a new location later this month.
    Currently located in the building with the former King’s Express BP, Pedi Nails will move directly across the street to 408 Wallace Wilkinson Blvd., to the right of Cash Express.
    Services will start at their new location on Dec. 1.

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  • The Wagon Trail rolls into South Fork

    By Amanda Cole
    Staff Writer

    A new restaurant has rolled into Casey County.
    The Wagon Trail, a walk-up window restaurant, opened in early June on South Fork Creek Road.
    The family owned and operated business offers burgers and sandwiches on homemade buns which are baked fresh daily, along with pizza, hot dogs, salads and desserts.
    “Everything is made from scratch,” said Amy Sizemore, who owns the business with her husband, Nathan.
    Sides include coleslaw, french fries, potato chips, sauerkraut and baked potatoes.

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  • Gas now available in Clementsville

    Not only can residents fill up with tasty food in the J & B diner at Clementsville, they can also fill up the gas tank on their cars, thanks to new pumps installed on June 22. The two-pump island offers unleaded gas and diesel.
    And, according to Manager Dorothy Cooper, sales have been good and people are appreciative of being able to purchase gas locally.
    “So far it’s been great. People used to have to drive about five miles to the “Y” (at Crockett Trail) or 10 miles to Mannsville to buy gas,” she said.

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  • The Bedford Inn renovations making local impact

    By Amanda Cole
    Staff Writer

    Renovations are well underway at The Bedford Inn in Liberty.
    Owners Nicki and Doug Johnson held an open house on June 25 to invite the community to check out the newly renovated lobby and breakfast area, as well as three updated rooms.
    Around 300 guests attended the ribbon cutting, which coincided with the visit of former owner Lillian Brown, who operated and lived at the Brown Motel with her late husband, Charles.
    “It was important she like what we had done to her home,” Nicki said.

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  • Business Briefs

    Higher One Graphics relocates
    Higher One Graphics, a graphics design company that does screen printing, embroidery, and makes signs, has relocated to downtown Liberty.
    Opened in April 2011 in Yosemite, co-owners Shannon and Angie Cain and Crystal Campbell moved to Liberty for the convenience of their many customers and to attract walk-in customers.
    Cain said that he works with customers to design the perfect graphic or lettering for a T-shirt, cap, hoodie, jacket, polo shirt, or just about any other garment.

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  • The Shoe Box opens in Liberty Square Shopping Center

    The owners of Liberty’s newest shoe store are impressing customers with a wide variety of high quality, name brand shoes at discount prices.
    The Shoe Box, in Liberty Square Shopping Center, is a small store with a large inventory of footwear for the entire family, said co-owners Nancy Shoopman and Erin Paz.
    Before opening the Shoe Box, Paz worked at a local restaurant where Shoopman and her husband, William, frequently eat.

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  • Shannon’s Grocery opens on 127 South

    Already working 13 hours a day in two different stores, why would anyone take on an additional enterprise?
    Well, if that person is Shannon Lee, it’s because she loves serving people and their needs in the grocery store business.
    Lee, the owner of Shannon’s Grocery on Ky. 501 in Phil since 2006, recently took the helm of Jack’s Market on U.S. 127 South about a mile north of the Ky. 501 turn-off.

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