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Paris, TN – September 26, 2025 - On Thursday, September 25, The Mill Workspace teamed up with CRS CPAs and the Paris-Henry County Chamber of Commerce to present Getting Started with QuickBooks Online. The 90-minute workshop was designed to give business professionals, solopreneurs, and small business owners the tools to confidently navigate the accounting platform and better manage their finances.
Dyersburg, TN - September 23, 2025 - This summer at The Mill, we had the pleasure of welcoming Public Relations Intern Kadince Ferguson to our team through the LaunchTN Summer Intern Program. A Gibson County native, Ferguson was one of more than 500 applicants for the program. Out of those, only 50 were selected—including Ferguson, who was matched with The Mill Workspace.
Dyersburg, TN - September 22, 2025 - Entrepreneurs across Northwest Tennessee recently completed the Roadmap to Success business accelerator, a six-month program presented in partnership with The Mill Workspace and Da Silva Consulting.
Paris, TN — September 19, 2025 — Every leader must face difficult conversations, whether it’s giving feedback, addressing conflict, or discussing employee issues. The Mill Workspace is excited to partner with the Paris-Henry County Chamber of Commerce to host a leadership-focused workshop led by expert Merry Brown.
Dyersburg, TN - September 16, 2025 - Small business owners, solopreneurs, and startups in Dyer County had the opportunity to sharpen their branding skills with the help of Canva and marketing specialist Elizabeth Pritchett.
Alamo, TN — September 18, 2025 — Do you want to build a professional, consistent brand without hiring a designer? The Mill Workspace is proud to host a beginner-friendly branding workshop led by marketing specialist Elizabeth Pritchett. This event is perfect for small business owners, solopreneurs, and startups who are ready to gain control of their visual identity.
Humboldt, TN — September 15, 2025 — The Mill Workspace, Milan Chamber of Commerce, Humboldt Chamber of Commerce, and Greater Gibson County Chamber of Commerce have partnered together to bring a workshop designed to help local entrepreneurs and business owners make the most of the holiday season.
Paris, TN — September 8, 2025 — Looking for a solution for your accounting needs? The Mill Workspace is proud to present a workshop designed to help you get a clear understanding of your finances using QuickBooks Online. The session, titled “Getting Started with QuickBooks Online”, is sponsored by CRS CPAs and will be led by Wendy Butler, CPA/Shareholder, and CRS CPA Accounting Associate Emily Watkins.
Dyersburg, TN – September 5, 2025 – Small business owners, solopreneurs, and startups in Northwest Tennessee will soon have the opportunity to sharpen their branding skills with the help of Canva and Marketing Specialist Elizabeth Pritchett.
Dyersburg, TN - September 2, 2025 - Las Morenas Mexican Food started in 2023, making its first appearance at Dogwood Brazilian Jiu Jitsu’s annual St. Jude tournament at White Squirrel Winery in Kenton. The Dyersburg-based venture is run by family members Rosa Ramirez, Alva Malamatos, Rosa Cantera, and Alejandra Mauricio.
Dyersburg, TN – August 28, 2025 – Millington couple Jennifer and Larry Hobson, owners of Llama’s Diner, are bringing their signature flavors and fresh menu items across Northwest Tennessee. The Hobsons own not one, but two food trucks. They first hit the road in 2024 with Llama’s Frozen Sweets, serving up 34 flavors of dairy ice cream and crowd favorites like strawberry cheesecake shakes. In 2025, they expanded their venture with the launch of a second truck, Llama’s Diner.
Dyersburg, TN - August 27, 2025 - National and Regional representatives with the U.S. Small Business Administration [SBA] partnered with The Mill Workspace to host the Cutting the Red Tape Small Business Roundtable, where small business owners, government officials and network partners discussed the challenges faced in the manufacturing, restaurant, and service sectors. Topics ranged from tariffs to childcare shortages.
