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Farm, Haunted House Find Profit in Partnership

GREENBACK — Austin Green built his first haunted house in a backyard in 2018, a five-minute setup for neighborhood trick-or-treaters. Eight years later, he manages a seasonal operation with 30 to 50 contract workers, multiple months of planning and strategy, a monthlong marketing push and a short Halloween season that runs on razor-thin margins. Green …

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Greenback Entrepreneur Selected for Knoxville Accelerator, Building AI Fact Verification Tool

A Blount County-area entrepreneur has been selected for The Works, the Knoxville Entrepreneur Center’s premier startup accelerator for early-stage tech companies poised for rapid growth. Raymond Decker, founder of Raina …

Greenback Eyes Food Truck Rules Ahead of Growth Expectations

The Town of Greenback is moving toward its first formal food truck regulations, a step town officials say is less about cracking down on vendors than getting ahead of anticipated …

Faith, Community Drive Greenback Coffee Shop’s Long-awaited Opening in June

After nearly five years of renovation, setbacks and unwavering faith, a Greenback man is preparing to open the Old Bank Brewhouse and Social — a coffee shop, candy store, community …

Greenback Nutrition Soft Launches New Store in Old Museum Building

Longtime Greenback resident Michelle Williams soft-launched Greenback Nutrition on April 7 in the former Greenback Museum space between the Greenback Diner and the new museum location on Morganton Road. “I’m …

One Week in the Life of a Greenback Family Working Together to Build a Popular Barbecue Food Truck Business

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Cadform 3D prepares to open manufacturing location in Greenback

Greenback business owners William and April Lewellyn purchased the building at 6700 Morganton Rd. near the caution light where they are making improvements in preparation to move three dimensional printing …

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