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The award winning Chattanooga Times Free Press recently profiled Allan Jones and asks about his reasons for working so hard even after the age of 70.

Allan Jones talks to Cleveland Daily Banner reporter Tim Siniard about his historic trip around the world in his own plane. Read the Full Article from “Cleveland Daily Banner”.

Check Into Cash recently celebrated its 30th birthday and the company’s founder looks back at the history. Read the Full Article from “The Chattanoogan“.

Allan Jones at the opening of the Allan Jones Intercollegiate Athletic Center in 2008. Jones was the primary donator for the $24 million facility and is seen here pouring water from Cleveland’s Mouse Creek into the pool. The University of Tennessee recently hosted the prestigious NCAA Women’s Division 1 Swimming and Diving Championships. Allan Jones…

Award-winning reporter Ben Benton interviews Allan Jones about 42 years of making history as Tall Betsy. See the Full Article in the Times Free Press

Allan Jones Honors Bradley Wrestlers for “Closing the Gap” Businessman Allan Jones – long known as Cleveland wrestling’s biggest supporter – honored crosstown rival Bradley Central on Monday night at the team’s annual banquet.   Read the Full Article from “The Chattanoogan”

Congressman Chuck Fleischmann made history recently by endorsing Allan Jones for school board – it was a political first! Read the Full Story from “The Chattanoogan”

Allan Jones made headlines recently by announcing details of his epic Six Year Plan to save the Cleveland City School System. Read the Full Article from “The Chattanoogan”

Award winning reporter Tim Siniard talks to Allan Jones about the decision to merge Check Into Cash with a company from Ohio.. Read the Full Article from “The Cleveland Daily Banner”

Allan Jones recently allowed the Bradley Cleveland Education Foundation to use the football field and pavilion at his famous Creekridge estate to host an event that raised money for public schools and also featured a special performance by bands from Bradley Central High, Cleveland High, and Walker Valley. Reed the Full Article from “The Chattanoogan”