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      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: The coronavirus won’t stop a new burger restaurant from opening in Brentwood
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      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: The coronavirus won’t stop a new burger restaurant from opening in Brentwood

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated May 12, 2020

      The coronavirus pandemic has forced restaurants across the state to close. Some restaurants in Williamson County are now reopening, but many a…

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Software company serving jails hopes to prove the value of its product during the virus outbreak
      Business

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Software company serving jails hopes to prove the value of its product during the virus outbreak

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated Apr 23, 2020

      Prisons and jails across the U.S. are letting inmates out during the coronavirus pandemic, but those who are left behind want to stay in conta…

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Karate teacher connects with students despite virus outbreak
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      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Karate teacher connects with students despite virus outbreak

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated Apr 22, 2020

      The coronavirus outbreak has forced Lani and Conrad Jones, who operate a karate studio at the TOA sports complex in Franklin, to spend most of…

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: A company in the events industry already had tools to adapt to the coronavirus
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      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: A company in the events industry already had tools to adapt to the coronavirus

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated May 7, 2021

      The owner of the Franklin company AP Live, which provides audio-visual support at live events like conferences and concerts, quickly recognize…

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      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: A local web developer is starting a new company despite the coronavirus pandemic
      Business

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: A local web developer is starting a new company despite the coronavirus pandemic

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated Apr 17, 2020

      The Williamson County web developer Kishore Tummala planned to go all out on a party celebrating the start of his new business.

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Cycle studio rents out bikes so members can still ride at home
      Business

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Cycle studio rents out bikes so members can still ride at home

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated Apr 15, 2020

      Last month, Franklin declared a state of emergency in response the coronavirus pandemic, closing gyms and fitness centers across the city.

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Stories of small businesses adapting to the coronavirus pandemic
      Business
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      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Stories of small businesses adapting to the coronavirus pandemic

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated Apr 15, 2020

      The coronavirus pandemic has forced many businesses to close their doors while their customers are stuck at home. Even under those conditions …

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Dance studio maintains the energy of a performance for students at home
      Business

      TAKING CARE OF BUSINESS: Dance studio maintains the energy of a performance for students at home

      • By Matt Blois
      • Updated Apr 15, 2020

      The owners of Music City All Stars recognized early that the coronavirus would make it hard to have lots of students in a studio together.  

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