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From vintage fashion and spa services to dermatology care and more, Bastrop and Cedar Creek businesses have seen plenty of changes lately.
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EcoPress
Bastrop’s former Comet Cleaners location got new owners and a new name in late May. EcoPress Cleaners offers alterations, dry cleaning and wash-and-fold services, along with pickup and delivery, 24-hour drop-off, drive-up service and same-day options.
Germer Insurance
Brothers Greg Germer and Gary Germer Jr. plan to relocate their independent insurance agency to downtown Bastrop this fall after renovation delays pushed back the move. Germer Insurance is currently located at 799 SH 71 W. and will move into the former Relics Artisan Jewelry & Gifts storefront.
Good Old Habit
Vintage and secondhand clothing ranging from Victorian-era pieces to Y2K styles can be found at Cody and Reva Atkins’ downtown Bastrop shop. Good Old Habit also carries jewelry, home goods and other unique finds.
Over the Rainbow Spa Bus
Manicures and pedicures with acrylics, gels, dips and other options are offered from Amy Martinez’s salon bus in Cedar Creek. The bus is parked outside Magic Duo’s Mystery Bins, the discount shop Martinez opened with her daughter Savannah Lundy in March.
Westlake Dermatology
Medical and cosmetic dermatology services, including body contouring, dermatopathology, injectables, plastic surgery and spa treatments, are now available at Westlake Dermatology’s Bastrop location.