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Sweet Emmaline Cheesecakes: A Local bakery's recipe for success (opens the original)
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Sweet-tasting treats and an amazing local success story were shared with the Kiwanis Club of Cleveland during its Thursday, Sept. 17 meeting. As the clubâs members snacked on samples of the delicious fare produced by Sweet Emmaline Cheesecakes, they listened to the Patterson family describe how they founded that Cleveland-based company just six years ago. Today, it is a multi-million business with franchises in Texas, Florida, Georgia, North and South Carolina, as well as several in Tennessee.
BCS officially opened new Volkswagen eLabs (opens the original)
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Bradley County Schools officially opened its new Volkswagen eLabs with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Friday, Aug. 28. Although the ceremony was held in the eLab at Bradley Central High School, two other VW eLabs have also opened at Ocoee Middle School and the Charleston STEAM Academy. The eLabs have been operational in all three schools since the start of classes for the new school year. In those VW eLabs, middle and high school students are provided with access to digital fabrication technology
Project River: Power Plant - Yes; Data Center - Not Yet (opens the original)
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"Project River" has definite plans to build an electrical power plant in northern Bradley County, but whether a data center will also be built to use the electricity the site produces is yet to be determined. While the off takers for the power plant have yet to be determined, the Wright family wants to be clear that they could be an advanced manufacturer, or a semiconductor fabricator, or a data center, resulting in potentially transforming Bradley County's portion of the Interstate 75 corridor,
Commissioners say farewell to five members (opens the original)
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Monday's meeting of the Bradley County Commissioners was a bittersweet one as the 14-member board said farewell to five of its members who will be leaving office at the end of this month. Before an audience of family members, friends and colleagues, the five commissioners were highly praised for their years of service to the county by their fellow board members. They will be completing their terms of office on August 31. "Today marks the final county commission meeting for the five of us," Chair
No Flock, but LPR cameras used in county (opens the original)
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Flock surveillance cameras are not used in Bradley County, but the Bradley County Sheriff's Office does use a limited number of LPR (License Plate Readers). That was the report presented by BCSO Sheriff Steve Lawson and his staff during the Law Enforcement Committee meeting held Thursday, Aug. 20, at the Bradley County Courthouse. They were responding to the committee's questions about the Flock cameras that have become very controversial across the nation in recent months. Flock cameras not on
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