Buckhead Coffeehouse
CafesBreakfast worth waking for: From proper cold brew to cozy lattes, Buckhead Coffeehouse backs up the caffeine with real eats, like the Buckhead Sandwich, stuffed biscuits, and a surprisingly craveable salmon bagel.
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Breakfast worth waking for: From proper cold brew to cozy lattes, Buckhead Coffeehouse backs up the caffeine with real eats, like the Buckhead Sandwich, stuffed biscuits, and a surprisingly craveable salmon bagel.
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General Motors (GM) has announced a significant investment of $1 billion to expand its Spring Hill, Tennessee manufacturing complex by creating space for new electric vehicle production lines and modernizing existing facilities.
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The Well Outreach, a popular food pantry in Spring Hill, Tennessee, has been hit by a cybersecurity attack.
Full story at wkrn.com ↗
Spirit Christmas is set to open its first two locations in Tennessee in 2026, with stores in Nashville and Knoxville.
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A mid-decade population check-in from the University of Tennessee Knoxville’s Boyd Center for Business and Economic Research has revealed a significant increase in younger, working-age adults moving to rural parts of the state.
Full story at whnt.com ↗
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