Greene County Black-Owned Businesses 🔥
- alayna66
- Jun 30, 2023
- 1 min read
Community health thrives when everyone shops small. Be sure to check out some of these locally owned small businesses.
Note: All Images were sourced from Google Maps!
1. Lyons Den
Owner: Brigham Lyons
2. Nicely Done
Owner: Chris Nicely
3. Island Vibe Grill Food Truck
Owner: Dre Dabney
Serving Jamaican Jerk Chicken and other island favorites.
4. Hackler Hall Event
Owner: Kathrine Hackler
5. Divine Styles Salon & Mobile Services
Owner: Leslie Crutcher
6. Taylor Made
Owner: Micah Taylor
7. M&S Painting - Pressure Washing/Home Improvements
Owner: Michael Dickinson
8. Big T Auto Consignment
Owner: Tyrone Anderson
9. Amazing Creations
Owner: William Gudger
All Purple Stars represent a business listed above.
Click on the image to go to the google map tour.
*Thank you to the George Clem Multicultural Alliance for providing business names for this post*
Please note that this list is not a full picture of all black-owned businesses here, as new businesses pop up as time goes on! To submit a black-owned business, please email info@greenecountypartnership.net and include all needed info, plus the link to this post!
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Finally got the actual list. Lyons Den, Island Vibe Grill with Jamaican jerk, Hackler Hall for events—nice to see names behind the businesses instead of just logos. What hits me is how many different things are here. Auto shop, salon, food truck, painting company. Just regular people running their own thing. Hope they're getting the support they deserve. Simple ads with static banners around town would help people actually find them. Nothing fancy, just letting folks know they exist.
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