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Step by Step Dance Studio opened for business June 2 at 1722 S. Glenstone Ave., Ste. G. Owner and dance instructor Kelly Frey (pictured) said the studio offers country and swing two of the most popular dance varieties two-step, Latin, tap, jazz and ballet. Classes are primarily in the evenings. Frey and instructors Kirk Gamble and Dwight Gold have more than 35 years of teaching experience combined.
Personal Concierge Service, offering personal assistance and time-creating solutions, opened March 1 at 304 W. Erie, Ste. C. Owner Rebecca Casey said she helps clients balance their personal and professional lives by running their errands. She also has corporate clients that offer her services to employees as a benefit. Office hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Lake View Broadband Wireless LLC opened for business Jan. 15 at No. 2, Unit C, Kissee Road in Kimberling City. The business provides DSL and wireless Internet service, e-mail, and Web hosting and development. Gene Russell and Donald Lester are owners. Services reach the communities of Branson West, Shell Knob, Cape Fair and Lampe, he said. Office hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Beth's Bake Shoppe & Tea Room relocated May 28 to 1645 W. Republic Road, Ste. D, in Remington's Corner. The move enabled the addition of a tearoom, said owner Beth Perry. The 48-seat tearoom will open later this month. Perry said her specialty is wedding and birthday cakes. Perry's mother, Donna Williams, will operate Gifts From the Heart gift shop within the new store. Beth's Bake Shoppe & Tea Room is open 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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