Nail salon planned for 123-year-old Bates-Hendricks building as business picks up in resurgent neighborhood

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4 thoughts on “Nail salon planned for 123-year-old Bates-Hendricks building as business picks up in resurgent neighborhood

  1. The charm of many of Indy’s neighboring burrows are the owner-operated family businesses. City Nail Bar will be a welcome addition to a proliferating Bates-Hendricks business district.

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