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Founder StorageIO, Independent IT Analyst, Consultant, Educator, Microsoft MVP Cloud Datacenter Mgmt, Book Author, Content Creator, Commercial Drone Operator
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Coming to Jonesborough: Jackson's Prime steakhouse set for former post office building

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By Kimberly Harr, Matt Risinger, Greg Schulz, Mike Rowe
| Herald & Tribune Verified
Owners of an award-winning steakhouse are ready to make their way to Jonesborough. Jackson’s Prime, a steakhouse and wine bar, is set to open this spring at the historic town’s former post office building, at 111 W. Main St, Jonesborough. The restaurant will be owned and operated by Troy and Lindsey Boane, who own the award-winning Americano Steak House & Wine Bar in Roan Mountain. According to Troy Boane, Jackson’s Prime is expected to open in spring of 2025.
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Ned Jilton II: Sycamore Shoals knap-in teaches one of the oldest methods of making tools

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By Cash Jordan, Greg Schulz
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By Greg Schulz
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Let’s look at how Drones are being used in construction today. Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV), and Small UAS (sUAS), aka Drones, continue to evolve in technology capabilities as well as affordability. Drones are used in construction from pre-development and design to post-project handover and all points in between.
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