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New salon owner Molly Hartman introduces 'Pitt Fort Thomas' and business-council events
Summary
Molly Hartman, owner of Pitt Fort Thomas salon, introduced her renovated salon to the council, described it as a "love letter to Fort Thomas," and said the business is 'foster friendly' and offers complimentary haircuts for youth in foster care; the Fort Thomas Business Council also announced upcoming networking and service events.
At the meeting, Fort Thomas Business Council introduced local business owner Molly Hartman, who said she owns "Pitt Fort Thomas," a renovated salon at the corner of Brandon and Highlands. Hartman described the business as "my love letter to Fort Thomas," and said the shop's window reads, "community drives where beauty flourishes." She noted the salon recently celebrated its first anniversary and employs local people.
Hartman told the council the salon is "foster friendly," saying: "if anyone comes to . . . and they are in the foster care system, we will give them a free complimentary haircut, for as long as they're in the system." Council members thanked her and encouraged residents to visit.
The Business Council also announced an after-hours networking social at Tickle Pickle (4:30–6:30 p.m.) and a community-service cookout at the VA hospital on September 12 to support the VA's annual event.
What happens next: The Business Council will host the listed events and the salon remains active in local outreach; council members and residents were encouraged to attend.
