Smith County recorded a diverse set of new assumed business names filed between September 17 and September 24, 2026. These filings are part of the public record, indicating individuals and entities establishing or renaming operations across various sectors within the county.
Among the registrations, a notable collaboration involved Hudson Associates LTD, JB Holdings Hudeon LP, Jay Barlow Management LLC, Barlow C Jay, and Hudson Partners. These entities collectively registered the assumed business name Hudson Apartments, signaling a shared venture in residential property.
Several filings pointed to new automotive or detailing services within the county. Flores Octavio Salvador Ponce filed to operate as Smart Touch Up & Detail, suggesting specialized vehicle care. Similarly, Jeremy James Hendricks registered Noble 9 Detailing, another business focused on specific detailing work for vehicles.
Logistical and transport services also appeared in the filings. John Michael Bennett established Peace of Mind Mortuary Transport, indicating specialized transportation for mortuary services. Jerry Wayne Johnson registered Johnson Logistics, a broad name likely covering supply chain, transportation, or delivery operations.
New food and beverage ventures were also among the registrations during this period. Kendale Deshaun Johnson filed the assumed business name Cheesecake Guy, signaling a specialized dessert business. Shomonik Shermaine Dews registered Sapphire Drizzle Treats, another entry into the food sector, likely focused on confections and sweet goods.
A variety of other professional and personal services were recorded. Maricarmen Gregorio Torres filed for Carmen Gregorio Premier Services, suggesting a client-focused professional offering. Justin Karl Newsome registered Newsome Enterprises, a name that could encompass a diverse range of business activities. Cynthia Diann Skief established Leadership Institute, indicating a focus on professional development, training, or educational services.
Retail and specialized product businesses also marked the mid-September filings. Christopher Ferrell Moore filed for Candles and More, suggesting a retail outlet for home goods and related products. Precious Deana Des Pettigrew registered Precious Prints, which could encompass custom printing, photography, or creative design services for personal or business use.
Home and property services saw new additions. Patsy Ruth Smith registered S and S Rentals, indicating a business in property or equipment rental. Candido Urieta filed for Urietas Logs Homes Refinishing, a specialized service for maintaining and restoring log homes. Joshua Garet Garvin established Tyler Drywall Repair Co, a specific home repair service operating within Tyler.
Beyond these, other unique ventures were recorded. Angie Bullington filed to operate as Southern Key, a name that could apply to a variety of consulting or service-oriented fields. Michiel Lanorris Hogg registered Texas Elite One Organization, suggesting a broad organizational or consulting role. Timothy F Lloyd filed for Midwest Equipment Funding, indicating financial services related to equipment acquisition. Judith Carmen Deprang established Roots & Roads, a name that evokes concepts of travel, heritage, or community connections. Edward Jule Waterman registered Roxy’s Pickleball and Golf, pointing to a recreational or sporting goods enterprise. Finally, Stephanie Sachiko Rawson filed for Centurion 8:13 Ministry, indicating a faith-based organization operating within the community.
These filings reflect ongoing business activity and diversification across Smith County. The process of filing an assumed business name allows individuals and multiple entities to legally operate under a chosen name, providing transparency for consumers and indicating the launch or rebranding of local ventures. What happens next for these entities is their operation under these newly registered names, contributing to the local economic landscape.
