Bakewell
Bakewell, TN · Business
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E's Barber Shop Eyes Ball Ground as Cherokee County Chain Hits Seven Locations
E's Barber Shop is plotting its next stop along the I-575 growth corridor: Ball Ground. The Cherokee County barbershop chain is planning a location at 8113 Ball Ground Highway, part of a development near Exit 27 that's aiming for a fall 2027 completion, with the shop itself likely opening its doors that December.
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This Georgia Pumpkin Patch Has Pumpkins And Fall Fun Around Every Corner
Picking the perfect pumpkin is serious business. Ask any kid. It has to be round, but not too round. Orange, but with a little character. Heavy enough to brag about, light enough to carry home. On this Georgia farm, that decision gets a lot harder. Pumpkins spill across the fields...
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E’s Barber Shop Planning Expansion to Ball Ground
E’s Barber Shop has plans to expand to Ball Ground next year, joining a development taking shape off Exit 27 of I-575, near Howell Bridge Road and Ball Ground Highway, owner Engelbert “E” Maltese told What Now Atlanta. The development is aiming for a fall 2027 completion,...
takemetotn.com
This Tennessee Outlet Is Packed With Closeouts, Surprises, and Serious Deals
If you love the thrill of finding something amazing at a fraction of the price, Discovery Outlet in East Ridge is about to become your new favorite spot. This discount store is stocked with everything from home goods to electronics, all marked down to prices that make you do a double take.
northatlantastar.com
Woodstock Mill District Adds New Tenants Ahead of Spring 2027 Opening
Woodstock Mill District is approaching completion with a growing lineup of restaurants, fitness studios and service businesses preparing to occupy the Publix-anchored development. The 118,000-square-foot district on Towne Lake Parkway is now 79% leased. Tenants are expected to begin taking possession of their spaces this fall in preparation for a...
northatlantastar.com
Woodstock Development Update 2026: Downtown Expansion, New Housing and Major Projects Ahead
Woodstock is heading into the final months of 2026 with new shops preparing to move into the Mill District, a downtown hotel still in planning and construction continuing on the city’s largest park. The changes reach beyond Main Street. Road projects are reshaping approaches to downtown and Interstate 575,...
coosavalleynews.com
Your Credit Score: What Actually Matters : Savings Corner Presented by Coosa Valley Credit Union
Your credit score can affect your ability to borrow money and the interest rate you may receive, so it’s worth understanding what goes into it. The good news? You don’t need to do anything complicated to build healthy credit habits. One of the most important factors is payment...
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AGC Northwest Georgia Skills Challenge Returns to Rome for annual competition
The Associated General Contractors of Georgia (AGC Georgia) is partnering with Duffey Southeast, Inc. and RaLin to host construction students from high schools in 14 local counties for the Northwest Georgia Skills Challenge. The event will be held on Thursday, Oct. 22, beginning at 8:00 a.m. at the Forum River Center (301 Tribune Street).
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E’s Barber Shop Expanding to Woodstock Mill District
E’s Barber Shop will join the Woodstock Mill District this year. Owner Engelbert “E” Maltese told What Now Atlanta that the shop, which will mark the seventh location for the brand, will likely open the first week of December. The forthcoming downtown Woodstock location will join an...
cherokeek12.net
Congratulations to our Support Staff Employee of the Year Award Finalists!
CCSD Support Staff Employees of the Year Award Finalist Meredith Tongue is congratulated by Woodstock HS Principal Charley Ingham. Today, we surprised the three finalists for our CCSD Support Staff Employee of the Year Awards!. Above: CCSD Support Staff Employees of the Year Award Finalist Cindy Reece of Holly Springs...
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Experience Fausett Farms Sunflowers in Dawsonville
ATLANTA, Ga. (ATL Live) - As the leaves begin to turn across Georgia, there are a few places that capture the timeless magic of the Fall season. In our new series, Fall on the Farm: Dawsonville’s Autumn Traditions, we explore activities that make autumn picturesque and unforgettable in the North Georgia area.
Rome News-Tribune
Phase 9 landfill construction hits snag, adding time and cost
Construction of Phase 9 at Walker Mountain Landfill has hit a snag after crews discovered unexpected underground conditions that will come at a cost, both financially and as a delay in completing the landfill’s next area for waste disposal. The Rome-Floyd Solid Waste Commission discussed the issue Tuesday and approved moving forward with the proposed changes so work would not be delayed further. The action is expected to be placed on upcoming agendas for formal ratification by city and county commissions. Project consultant Robert Brown said crews encountered conditions during excavation that were not anticipated when plans were developed for the landfill’s final disposal phase in Site 2. The problem involves an existing gravity sewer and underdrain associated with Phase 7. They were found to be shallower than expected and require more rock removal than originally anticipated. A more significant issue arose when the bottom of the new landfill cell remained wet after excavation. Further investigation showed the gravity sewer and underdrain did not meet new liner system requirements, which are set by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division. The state requires the infrastructure to be at least 5 feet below the landfill liner system. “Right now our plan is to
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Cassville May Have Kroger as Neighbor
Kroger is closer to locating in the Cassville area after the Bartow Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend the commercial rezoning to the county commissioner. Richard Fox was the sole vote against the proposal. His reasoning for opposing the plan was traffic and infrastructure. “You come down Fire Tower...
coosavalleynews.com
SAKAI Celebrates 50 Years in North America and 25 Years of U.S. Manufacturing in Adairsville
SAKAI America, Inc., a subsidiary of global compaction equipment leader SAKAI Heavy Industries, is proud to announce two major historical milestones this year: its 50th anniversary of operations in North America and its 25th anniversary of manufacturing in the United States. While its parent company has been pioneering road construction machinery in Japan since 1918, SAKAI America has spent the last five decades establishing its own deep roots and manufacturing presence in the North American market.
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The Dixie Group Announces Soft Surface Price Hike
[Dalton, Ga.] The Dixie Group (TDG) announced increased prices across all soft surface segments by up to 5 percent as the company continues to navigate higher raw material and operational costs. Throughout 2026, the flooring industry has faced challenging cost dynamics, including significant increases in polymer and fiber costs. TDG...