Dunlap
Dunlap, TN · Business
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The North Georgia Butcher Shop Where Hand-Cut Meats Keep Drawing Customers
I pulled into a small shopping strip expecting a quick errand and left planning my next three dinners. The smell of pecan smoke hit me first, then a case full of hand cut steaks sealed the deal. Someone sliced meat right in front of me, thick cuts stacked high, nothing...
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Kids Can Feed Cows, Meet Baby Goats And Explore A Corn Maze At This Georgia Family Farm
Your kids will forget their screens exist within five minutes of arriving. That is a bold promise, but this farm delivers on it fast. Baby goats climb into laps uninvited. Chickens wander close enough to hand feed. A cow waits patiently while small hands learn how gentle you have to...
The Center Square
Data center developer hammering out binding agreement with city
(The Center Square) – Lukas Salyer is not surprised at the pushback to a proposed data center on his family's southeast Tennessee property, but hopes a new agreement reached with local officials will ease some concerns. Project River is a private 850-acre, $11.3 billion industrial campus located in Charleston, about 45 minutes east of Chattanooga. The Wright family is proposing a data center powered by a power plant that will use a combination of forest biomass and natural gas, according to information provided by the developers. It will provide up to 1,500 megawatts of power and will only need electricity from the Tennessee Valley Authority as a backup. Salyer, a member of the Wright family and president of Wright Industrial Group, said they opted to annex the property into the nearby city of Cleveland because of a planned unit development option that sets legally binding guidelines. "Instead of falling into a simple zoning of industrial or commercial or whatever the appropriate zoning is, this allows us to work with them to set guidelines for us to say, 'OK, if you are going to develop this project, and this is what you intend to do, here are the rules,'" Salyer said
floorcoveringweekly.com
Shaw Industries Names Vance Bell CEO
[Dalton, Ga.] Shaw Industries Group, Inc. (Shaw) today announced that Vance Bell will assume the role of chief executive officer, effective immediately, following the departure of Tim Baucom from the role. Baucom made significant contributions to Shaw during his tenure, and the company appreciates his leadership and commitment. “During Tim’s...
WTVC
Project River developers say they'll accept Cleveland's proposed restrictions
BRADLEY COUNTY, Tenn. — The family behind the proposed $11.3 billion Project River development says it will accept the restrictions Cleveland leaders want to put on the massive energy and data center campus. The announcement from the Wright family comes one day after the city released details of its...
wrganews.com
2026 AGC Georgia Skills Challenge Series returns to Rome in October
The Associated General Contractors of Georgia (AGC Georgia) is proud to announce the dates for the 2026 Skills Challenge Series, a premier workforce development event designed to showcase the skills and talents of construction students from high schools across Georgia. Taking place in eight regions throughout the state, this series...
WTVCFOX
Dalton holds first hearing on proposed property tax hike amid declining tax digest
DALTON, Ga. — Dalton officials say a proposed property tax rate increase is needed to 'offset an unexpected decline in the city’s tax digest that could leave the city more than $1 million short of its property tax revenue estimate for 2026.'. The City of Dalton held the...
unearththevoyage.com
This Tennessee Amish Farm Market Has Produce So Good and Prices So Low People Drive In From Out of State
Some of the best places in Tennessee do not announce themselves with big signs or flashy parking lots. Word travels quietly, passed between neighbors and friends who insist you have to see it yourself. Out on a country lane, a hardworking Amish and Mennonite community runs a market where the...
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Ringgold Haunted Depot Volunteer Guide, Everything you need to know to apply
With Halloween coming around the corner, the Haunted Depot in Ringgold needs volunteers for all sorts of different fun jobs. Starting on October 16th and going through to the 31st, students can have the choice if they want to work for every weekend, one weekend, or even just one night.
south935.com
Rome-Floyd Development authority official hires new CEO
The Rome-Floyd County Development Authority has officially hired Matthew Thomas as its new president and chief executive officer. Thomas, a seasoned economic development professional, was named as the sole finalist for the job. In accordance with Georgia law, Thomas’ background materials were available for public review for a period of...
nationaljeweler.com
The Edge Awards Scholarships to 2 Young Jewelry Professionals
Shelton, Conn.—Jewelry store management platform The Edge partnered with the 24 Karat Club of the Southeastern United States (SEUS) to award two scholarships to young professionals in the jewelry industry. The recipients are Hannah Bing of Ford, Gittings & Kane Jewelers in Rome, Georgia, and Dan Linihan of Worthmore...
Cherokee Tribune
Canton council approves 167-home neighborhood in Keithsburg
The Canton City Council has approved an application to build a 167-home subdivision in the Keithsburg community. On Thursday, the city council voted 3-2 to approve a request from Targhee Partners, LLC, to annex 48.192 acres at 2829 Ball Ground Highway and 3830 Fate Conn Road and to rezone the properties from general commercial, estate residential district (R-80) and multi-family residential district (RM-10) to planned development — mixed use. Councilmembers Travis Johnson and Farris Yawn voted against the motion. Councilmember Bryan Roach abstained from voting. Targhee Partners, LLC plans to build a 167-unit fee simple subdivision consisting of 112 detached homes, 40 townhomes and 15 "cottage-style" homes, with a commercial tract along Ball Ground Highway and a future commercial/light industrial tract along Fate Conn Road. The total residential density is about 4.29 dwelling units per acre. The site plan shows 1.44 acres of commercial and 7.85 acres of light industrial or commercial along Ball Ground Highway, according to county documents. The 48.21 acres encompasses three parcels near Interstate 575, Ball Ground Highway and Fate Conn Road. The properties are in Canton’s growth boundary area. The city council also approved a conditional use permit allowing the developer to build the townhomes,
takingthekids.com
Saturday Growers Fill This Enormous Tennessee Market, Where $30 Buys A Week Of Produce
I pulled off a busy Tennessee boulevard planning to burn fifteen minutes and walked back out almost three hours later with a bag I had not planned on buying. From the road the building looked completely ordinary, the kind of storefront you drive past a hundred times without a second thought.