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Pink Hillbilly Boutique Opening Its First Storefront August 13 in York County

By Jen Holden

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Photo by Jen Holden.
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YORK-The owners of Dirty Quads Motorsports and Graphics in York County are gearing up to open a new business.

Cindi and Mike Strickland first opened Dirty Quads Motorsports and Graphics in Village Square at Kiln Creek shopping center in November 2021. Initially, Cindi Strickland operated her embroidery, screen print, vinyl, and graphics home-based company, Pink Hillbilly, from the shop, but soon ran out of space. Recently, she decided to open a storefront solely dedicated to showcasing her creations. She found the perfect space nestled between Walker’s Martial Arts and All For U Salon in the York Stores shopping center on George Washington Memorial Highway in Grafton.

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