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Former Gas Station in Williston Becomes Beauty and Tattoo Studio

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What happened

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A new beauty and education studio, Ink Images, opened in Williston, occupying a building that previously housed a gas station. The grand opening was held with the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce, and the owner, Jamie Rang, noted that the business received a STAR Fund grant from Williston. Staff introduced included Alyssa, who runs Rebellion Nails, and Debbie, who specializes in facial and skin care services.

From willistonherald.com

Why it matters

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The conversion of a former gas station into a commercial service hub represents a shift in local retail use in Williston. This new business activity is supported by a local grant, contributing to the local service economy.

From willistonherald.com

Who's involved

  • WillistonCity where the new commercial service hub opened
  • DebbieStaff member offering facial and skin care services at the new studio
  • AlyssaStaff member who owns Rebellion Nails at the new studio

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • WillistonSpeculative

    The transformation of the former gas station into a commercial hub could change local retail demand and supply.

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