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Copperhill businesses face uncertainty over flood insurance coverage as rebuilding begins
COPPERHILL, Tenn. — As Copperhill businesses begin cleaning up after last week’s catastrophic flooding, owners are confronting a difficult question: whether insurance will cover the damage. On Thursday, the Ocoee River rose to more than 18 feet, flooding both towns. The water has since receded and the river...
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Ooltewah Gets Its Own Culver's As Chattanooga Chain Grows to Two Spots
Construction crews broke ground on a new Culver's in Ooltewah earlier this month, bringing the Wisconsin-based fast-casual chain's butterburgers and frozen custard to another corner of the Chattanooga area. The restaurant is expected to open in February 2027, adding a second location to the local market after the chain's debut in Hixson.
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Rome Adult Store Owner Comes Out on Top in the End Following Merch Pullout
The legal dispute surrounding The Love Library took an unusual turn Tuesday when store owner Charles Craton purchased back merchandise that had been seized from the Shorter Avenue adult retail store and later auctioned on the steps of the Floyd County Courthouse. The merchandise was originally removed from The Love...
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Leaders Of Cobb: After More Than Three Decades With Ed Voyles, Drew Tutton Looks Ahead to a New Chapter
After more than three decades of building relationships, developing employees, and helping grow dealerships within the Ed Voyles Automotive Group, Drew Tutton is beginning a new chapter in his business career. For Tutton, the transition comes with tremendous gratitude for the Voyles family, the opportunities they provided, and the thousands...
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Pirelli Plans $1.2B Expansion of Rome, Georgia, Tire Plant
Gov. Brian P. Kemp announced on Sept. 22 that Pirelli will create 1,000 new jobs as part of a multiyear, $1.2 billion expansion of its existing facility in Rome, Georgia. Gov. Brian Kemp and first lady Marty Kemp previously met with Pirelli’s executives while leading an economic mission to Italy in 2024, laying the groundwork for this announcement, state officials said in a press release.