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With his music collaboration app, Seth Kitchen is participating in the Efactory’s accelerator program.
The Moving Co. has "a few key pillars that support our ability to provide unique, tailored moving and relocation solutions."
"The purpose of creating GrassRoots Love is to employ the homeless and give them gainful employment," says Larry Flenoid.
Beckie Collins wanted to "create a cleaner, more ecofriendly, beautiful scented candle that was safe for anyone with sensitive sinus issues to enjoy."
Seth England says his field note journals, wallets and mason mugs are "something that nearly every person can relate to and see themselves using."
She teaches "aspiring virtual assistants how to launch their business from scratch using my signature online virtual assistant training program."
Elisa Kruger shifts from sales to the arts.
The speaker and coach helps "people reach new levels of success through practical personal development."
The organization works to help single moms with resources and immediate needs.
The website "offers information, inspiration and community for women who own or aspire to own their own businesses."
Jill Phillips says she started her "business coaching company to implement the Entrepreneurial Operating System."
The company provides production services for podcasting.
The first of a three-phase senior health care community in Rogersville opened; Cafe Basilico got its start on C-Street; and Rooney McBride & Smith LLC tripled its space in a move.
Without TIF, The Ridge work to start next year
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