Smith County recorded the filing of 16 assumed business names between September 3 and September 10, 2026. These filings, part of the public record, indicate individuals and partnerships establishing new commercial ventures across a range of sectors within the county.
Nicolas Anthony Smith registered two distinct assumed business names during this one-week period: Clean and Bright Exterior Services and Naks Property Services. These filings suggest new offerings in property maintenance and related service industries for the local area. Another filing in a similar field came from Justyn Blake Whitefield, who established Rose City Exterior Cleaning.
The automotive service sector saw a new entry with Henry S Lamon Jr filing for J and M Transmissions and Full Services. Beyond core services, several other specialized businesses were registered. Brent Derick Griffith filed paperwork for Bulletproof Specialties. Brandon Kyle Reynolds submitted a filing for Farmers Garden, suggesting a venture related to agriculture or produce.
In athletic and personal services, Aleksandr Kornyenko filed for Indoor Tennis Athletics, indicating a new sports-related offering. Brittany Leeann Ruiz registered Polished by Brittany, focusing on personal care. Jonathan Lamar Puckett established Sword and Pixel, a name that suggests activity in digital media, gaming, or entertainment. Rodriguez Rosa L Rendon filed the assumed business name Los Antojos De Rosita, likely for a food or beverage service.
A partnership between Katherine Marie Wright and Andy Dewayne Blair was officially registered under the name Pallet Hub, which implies a business focused on logistics, materials, or storage solutions. Armando Olivares filed for D&A Roof Decking, a name that clearly points to services within the construction industry, specifically roofing. Alma Delia Portrero Alvarez established Nestor Lawncare, adding to the local options for landscape and yard maintenance.
Rounding out the list of filings were several other varied enterprises. Stewart Eugene Holmes filed to do business as Stewbabes. July Mar Reyes registered Faith & Flour by July, suggesting a venture in baking or culinary arts. Lastly, Amos Duston Worden submitted the assumed business name Incisus. These assumed business name filings in Smith County provide a snapshot of ongoing entrepreneurial activity and the introduction of new services and products available to area residents.
