VIDEO: Crews began boarding up windows and installing security fencing around the remains of three buildings destroyed in a massive fire in Birminghamโs Five Points South last week. Kinsey Copeland, an aesthetician at Blush salon, said she feels numb seeing what remains of the business she called home.
โItโs so sad to see something that we all worked on and poured our hearts and souls into and just the historic landmark that this is,โ Copeland said. Copeland said the salon is looking for a new home. Since the group of women who worked there were close, she said the plan is to stick together.
โWeโre on the hunt. Weโre looking. We know God will provide something when the time is right. Hopefully sooner than later, but itโs a waiting game at this point,โ Copeland said. While Blush searches for a new location, the apartments down Cobb Lane may be salvageable, according to Frank Williams with Servpro Birmingham.
