Licenses were issued for five new businesses by the City of Mountain Home in November, according to Jeannie Anderson in the building inspection department.
Records indicate a license was issued to Troy Garland for Garland Motors, an auto sales business located at 120 U.S. Highway 62 East. In addition, a license was issued to Camellia Lucas for Bomb Nutrition, a shake and tea shop located at 158 South Main Street.
The remaining licenses were issued to Rina Lovos for Rina’s Boutique, a retail business located at 4450 U.S. Highway 62 East; Chris Chamberlin for Peak Solutions, a corporate computer consulting business located at 103 South Main, Suite 10; and Scott Owens for Auntie’s Food Truck, to be located at 1610 U.S. Highway 62 East.
Total licensing revenue for November was $9,907, including alcohol tax, occupational and pet licenses, garage sales and an entertainment district fee of $75. The report also reflects a $225 entertainment district deposit refund.
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