Mayor Reynolds, Chamber Welcome New Businesses
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The Water Valley Area Chamber of Commerce ambassadors and Mayor Tommy Reynolds welcomed two new businesses with ribbon cuttings on March 5. The first stop was on Central Street for G’s Extreme Performance Training with owner Alarick Gable, Jr. (holding the ribbon bow). Also pictured are Gable’s father, Alarick Gable Sr., Wanda Woods and Demetrius Woods.
WATER VALLEY – Mayor Tommy Reynolds wielded the ceremonial scissors for a pair of ribbon cuttings on March 5, marking his first since taking office last month.
The first ribbon cutting was at G’s Extreme Performance Training. Owner Alarick Gable, Jr. opened the personal training studio and focuses on speed and agility training for athletes. His client base also includes old and young who are focused on fitness.
Gable interned at the University of Mississippi under multiple strength coaches including Wilson Love, who now works as the head strength and conditioning coach for the Oregon football program; Kelvin Florence, who now works as a strength and conditioning coach at the University of Georgia; and Jarwarski Beckum, assistant strength and conditioning coach and director of speed at Mississippi State University.
Gable next worked at a training center in Oxford before going out on his own and opening a storefront in Water Valley. He is typically open from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. and late evenings. He is also available by appointment, call (662) 816-2922. You can also learning more about his business at gsxtremeperformancetraining.com. The business is located at 1004 Central Street, Unit F.
Next Mayor Reynolds and the Water Valley Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors traveled to Classy Nails and Spa at 627 South Main. Owner Mia Dao opened last month and offers a wide array of services. The list includes manicures and pedicures, nail painting, acrylic nails, professional gel polishing, dipping and powder nails, eye brow waxing and facial waxing.
Dao is open seven days a week as she works to build a clientele. Her hours Monday thru Saturday are 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. and on Sundays from noon to 5 p.m. Walk-in are welcome and she also takes appointments. Her business phone number is (662) 714-4508.
The second ribbon cutting was at Classy Nails and Spa (bottom photo) located at 627 South Main Street. Mayor Reynolds welcomed owner Nho (Mia) Dao (center) along with Andy Pham, Katherine Truong, and Suang (Susan) Dao.
