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This Tennessee Bookstore Is Owned by an Award-Winning Author and Feels Like a Reader’s Paradise
A bestselling novelist got tired of watching her city lose its bookstores, so she opened one herself. That novelist had already won major literary prizes when she opened the shop, and she has been its sole owner since 2022. The store has bookstore dogs. It also has a tiny door...
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In-N-Out opens Tennessee headquarters as hiring, relocations continue
Three years after announcing its Tennessee expansion, California hamburger chain In-N-Out Burger officially opened its Eastern corporate headquarters in Franklin Oct. 26. The opening marked a milestone for the company's East Coast growth beyond its identity as a West Coast icon. In-N-Out is investing at least $125 million in Tennessee and has already opened five Nashville-area restaurants in the last year with more on the way . The company also won a combined $4.65 million in state incentives and Williamson County tax breaks. In-N-Out's Tennessee offices support local warehouse, fast-growing restaurant expansion "The 90,255-square-foot facility shares a campus with our Franklin restaurant and will work alongside our distribution warehouse in Lebanon to support our growing restaurant operations throughout the region," In-N-Out Chief Operating Officer Denny Warnick wrote in a statement. "We will start with a significant family of office Associates at opening, then with ongoing hiring and relocations, we’ll grow toward our eventual fully staffed target." The office will be home to about 277 employees and CEO Lynsi Snyder, granddaughter of company founders Harry and Esther Snyder. More: New Clarksville site, Hendersonville opening among latest In-N-Out updates The Snyders opened the first In-N-Out Burger in 1948 inside of a 100-square-foot