3 Sisters Ice Cream Truck Starts Up Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
8 Apr 2020
Things looked bleak when Amber Kester lost her job due to COVID-19.
But she, her husband and their three daughters found a way to help themselves -- and their community -- in the form of a pink ice cream truck.
The family had purchased the truck back in February but postponed the start of their business due to concerns over COVID-19.
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