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The Buchanan Realty Group – (731) 300-3071 – provides commercial real estate services throughout Tennessee. The group specializes in leasing, tenant representation, investment sales and acquisition – concentrating on retail, hospitality, c-store, medical, industrial and multi-family sectors.
Publishing company building new facility in Jackson
A publishing company for physical and online books – Fortify Your Faith Foundation – is under construction at 3044 Bells Highway.
Jared Jackson, who serves as president said the company was founded in 2002, and is relocating to Jackson from Stockton, California.
“We had roots in Tennessee, and we see this as a better family, business environment,” Jared Jackson said.
MG Construction Company is building the 5,000-square-foot facilty, with a completion date set for spring, 2021.
Starbucks closes – temporarily – on North Highland Avenue
It’s temporary, but Starbucks, 2034 North Highland Avenue, has closed.
Management could not confirm a date, but the restaurant is scheduled to reopen next week.
Starbucks locations in Jackson –
907 Vann Drive
8 Lanese Dockery Drive
inside Kroger, 35 West University Parkway
inside Target, 93 Stonebrook Place
inside Jackson-Madison County General Hospital, 620 Skyline Drive
Starbucks inside Courtyard by Marriott, 200 Campbell Oaks Drive, is temporarily closed
An opening date has not been announced, but Starbucks is scheduled to open its newest restaurant at 2851 Christmasville Cove in Park Place West.
China Pan Buffet & Grill closes in Towne Centre North
China Pan Buffet & Grill, 8 Stonebridge Blvd., has closed permanently.
Located in Towne Centre North, the 5,612-square-foot facility is available for lease through Hickman Realty Company.
Rainey Kizer Reviere & Bell, PLC challenge gift benefits Therapy & Learning Center Christmas Angel Fund
Jackson, Tennessee – The Foundation is pleased to announce a challenge gift to benefit the Therapy and Learning Center Christmas Angel fund at the Foundation. As with many businesses, annual Christmas parties are being cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns.
At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors, Rainey Kizer Reviere & Bell, PLC, the annual attorney Christmas party was canceled while the funds budgeted for the holiday event would be given to a charity in the employees’ names. The Board agreed to provide Christmas gifts for the children and adults being served by the Therapy & Learning Center.
“Our annual attorney Christmas party will be missed, but this year we will be able to make Christmas better for those clients of the Therapy & Learning Center,” stated Dale Thomas, Chair of the Board of Directors of Rainey Reviere Kizer and Bell, “We want to challenge other law firms and businesses to do the same by donating their budgeted funds for Christmas parties to benefit charitable causes like the Foundation and the Therapy and Learning Center.”
The Therapy and Leaning Center has deep roots in Jackson that served generations of families. Having roots that go back to the Cerebral Palsy Center and the Kiwanis Center, the transition began in 1998 to become the Therapy & Learning Center.
The Therapy & Learning Center helps individuals with various abilities celebrate and develop their unique gifts. Efforts are directed at meeting the individualized needs of children and adults during therapy, learning, and care as they provide a comprehensive approach to therapy.
“Families with children that have unique needs can be financially devastating. It is nice to have supporters like the attorneys at Rainey Kizer Reviere & Bell helping us. Their donation will help us provide these clients with a more normal Christmas,” stated Ron Kwasigroh, Director of the Therapy & Learning Center.
Business Spotlight – Kim Holt joins Town & Country REALTORS
Town & Country REALTORS is pleased to welcome Kim Holt to the team.
According to a press release from Amanda McKinley – B3 Creative Agency – Public Relations & Communication Specialist – Kim is a native of Trenton, who comes to Town & Country from a long career in social work and education. Newly licensed and ready to dive in, she has undergone Town & Country’s unparalleled training and mentorship program.
“I’ve been involved in real estate before by building, flipping, and renting homes,” she said. “I’m excited to shift my career focus to this arena and get involved in this ever-changing market.”
Before becoming a REALTOR, Kim opened her own boutique which she still successfully enjoys, was the landlord for several rental properties, flipped houses, and has built three homes (and working on a fourth) as a subcontractor. In addition to this experience, she also enjoyed 14 years in social work and 15 years in education. Her connection to people is part of what drove her decision to pursue a career in real estate.
Coldwell Banker Barnes – New look. New name
Coldwell Banker Barnes announces the “rebranding” of a legacy of excellence with a new LOGO.
The “Barnes” name has been a leader in the real estate industry in Tennessee for over 40 years, initially as Barnes, Inc., Realtors, then Barnes Real Estate Services, Inc., and now as Coldwell Banker Barnes. In addition to quality trained and productive agents, affiliated agents have served at the highest levels of every real estate association both local, state and national as President’s, Directors, and the Tennessee Real Estate Commission.
The company has eight locations and approximately 220 sales associates.
In Jackson, Coldwell Banker Real Estate Now – 327 North Parkway – was acquired in 2006, by Coldwell Banker Barnes. For over 36 years they have been a fixture of excellence in real estate.
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