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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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Small businesses deserve support regardless of town controversies
If you look to the right of this editorial on this page, you’ll see Dwight Henderson’s weekly cartoon. In this installment, the cartoonist tells Jasper leaders he’s giving them a week off after putting them in the crosshairs for everything from rising property taxes to the ongoing suspension of water and sewer hookups, event drama, and other problems.
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cherokeek12.net
Join Our Team! Learn More at Nov. 10 Job Fair
Looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference every day? Our Job Fair from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 1020 Keeter Road, Canton, 30114 is your opportunity to explore exciting career opportunities across all positions including teachers, paraprofessionals, bus drivers, school nutrition professionals, custodians, and more! Come meet our team, learn about our schools, and discover how you can help shape the future of our students. Whether you're an experienced professional or just starting your career, we'd love to meet you! See current job openings at https://cherokeega.schoolspring.com/ Questions? Contact Rebecca.carlisle@cherokeek12.net and 770.704.4256. #CCSDElevatetheExcellence.
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Rome News-Tribune
P.A.W.S. joins forces with local businesses
It’s not uncommon to find an animal in the care of Public Animal Welfare Services with a unique name, but some of those names have become extra special in response to local businesses sponsoring adoption fees. “It actually started as a bit of a joke,” said P.A.W.S. Director Katy Walters. Since late September, several businesses have sponsored animal adoption fees, which led to unique names being assigned to the pets, Walters said. It began after humorously naming a group of cats OSHA Inspector, Forklift Certified and Unlicensed Contractor. This caught the attention of ComplyAuto, who loved it and reached out to sponsor those cats’ adoption fees, she said. “That’s what kicked off the idea,” she said. “Somebody liked it, so we decided to embrace the chaos.” They’ve since reached double digits in local businesses that have reached out to donate and sponsor adoption fees, paired with unique names for P.A.W.S. to craft. Interested businesses can either give P.A.W.S. a call at 706-236-4537 or swing by the shelter at 99 N. Ave. NE. Workers can connect them with an online link to make a donation to cover the adoption fees or they can make one in person, Walters said. “And then,
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Emerald Carpets celebrates 50th anniversary, transitions Mainline Carpets brand
Emerald Carpets, Dalton, Ga., is celebrating the company’s 50th anniversary. Additionally, the company announced that the Mainline Carpets brand will transition to be under the Emerald Carpets brand later this year. The transition reflects the company’s commitment to creating a simpler, more unified experience for customers while continuing to...
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Make Your Money Work While You Sleep : Savings Corner Presented by Coosa Valley Credit Union
What if saving money didn’t require remembering to do it every payday?. That’s the idea behind automated savings. Instead of waiting until the end of the month to see what’s left over, you can set up an automatic transfer that moves a predetermined amount into savings on a regular schedule.
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Fire did not stop Fayetteville business from returning to the square
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Atlanta Magazine
This mountain-modern farm near Blue Ridge comes with Highland cattle
On the southernmost fringes of Tennessee, just above the Georgia state line and minutes from downtown Blue Ridge, is a 67-acre property that fuses working-farm amenities with mountain-modern sophistication. The post This mountain-modern farm near Blue Ridge comes with Highland cattle appeared first on Atlanta Magazine .
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Nine Acres, Extensive Equestrian Facilities and a Private Estate in Canton
Set on nine acres in Canton, 565 Old Lathemtown Road is an equestrian estate with extensive riding and training facilities, a well-appointed residence, and a resort-style backyard. Paddocks, a riding arena, and a network of equestrian amenities support daily life with horses, while the pool, outdoor living areas, and surrounding grounds make room for life beyond the barn. Despite its acreage and private setting, the property remains convenient to Canton and Milton.