Kent Mystery Business of the Day Solved

BY Wire Service
Thursday, May 28, 2009 8:51pm
Business

Can you name the Kent business that features this artwork in its signage? Visit the Kent Reporter Web site Thursday to learn the identity of this business.

The Kent business that has this artwork on its signage is Titusville Station, located at 202 W. Gowe in downtown Kent. The vintage facility is home to the Kent Downtown Partnership organization, as well as to a number of retail businesses.

Know of any businesses with unique signs/outdoor decorations that we can run as our mystery business of the day? Contact Editor Laura Pierce at lpierce@kentreporter.com.

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