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What is the greatest need for economic development in the county where your business is located?

a) Better leadership
b) Better transportation
c) Better community involvement
d) More funding
e) Improvments in education

What one component could make the Upper Cumberland the next economic hot spot in Tennessee?

a) Transportation upgrades
b) Attitude of regionalism
c) Comprehensive education system upgrade
d) Improved workforce development
e) Additional money for infrastructure

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CBJ applauds business excellence throughout the region

Monday, March 10th, 2008

First Ovation Awards recognize outstanding businesses, professionals, industries, nonprofits, agencies and individuals in the 15-county CBJ circulation region of the Upper Cumberland.

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New Businesses

Wednesday, April 30th, 2008

All 15 counties in the CBJ circulation area are invited and encouraged to send this list to the CBJ monthly for posting. more

U.C. tourism generates $310 million in local spending

Monday, March 10th, 2008

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