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Peebles plans to put store in former Goody's location in Calhoun
Peebles department store plans to put a store in Calhoun’s Indian Hills Shopping Center by the fall.
Virginia-based Peebles is expected to open its Calhoun location in the former Goodys department store space of the shopping center in September.
“We’re very excited that a good quality retailer is taking the space of another good retailer. Peebles is a great addition to that shopping center as well as to our entire community. We are so happy they have chosen to be a part of this community,” said Jimmy Phillips, president of the Gordon County Chamber of Commerce.
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Allstate recognizes Swanner
Allstate Insurance Co. has recognized Allstate exclusive agency owner Sue Swanner with the “Regional Champions” award for high standards in customer satisfaction, customer retention and profitable business growth.
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Mohawk looks at honor as challenge to improve
Company emphasizes “Continued Learning,” Mohawk University to introduce new programs.
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Shaw Floors receives two awards
The company’s Shaw Anso nylon Consumer Brochure won a Gold ADDY Award and the 2008 Shaw Sustainability Report won a Silver ADDY Award.
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Inside Insurance: So many motorcyclists, so hard to see
They come in many sizes. Their engine power can be low or super-high. There may be one or two riders per vehicle.
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Walnut Avenue Chick-fil-A to reopen on Friday
There’s been a major renovation at the restaurant with an updated decor, new tables and chairs, fresh tile, upgraded restrooms and more.
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Attorneys recognized in "super lawyers" magazine
William F. Jourdain and Jonathan L. Bledsoe of the Minor, Bell & Neal law firm in Dalton have been selected for inclusion in the 2010 edition of Georgia Super Lawyers magazine.
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Shaw plant receives EPA designation
Shaw Industries Plant 95 in Dalton has earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Energy Star designation, a national symbol for superior energy efficiency and environmental protection.
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Metro area still losing jobs
Metro Dalton lost 2,900 jobs from January 2009 to January 2010, according to figures released Wednesday by the state labor department. The metro area includes Whitfield and Murray counties.
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From our state Capitol to our nation’s Capitol
Instead of investing in education, infrastructure and policies that are sustainable, our elected officials of both parties are spending on the temporary.
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Economy still battering Shaw
Dalton-based Shaw Industries has shed 3,482 workers since the end of 2008, according to an annual report from its parent company, Berkshire Hathaway.
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Allstate recognizes Swanner
