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America’s oldest tailored clothing manufacturer continues to enjoy a new lease on life thanks to Allan Jones. [Link to the article published on “Chattanoogan.com” ]

Bruce Bellusci, a legend in the clothing industry, was recently chosen by Allan Jones to guide Hardwick Clothes into the future. [Link to the article published on “Chattanoogan.com” ]

America’s oldest tailored clothing manufacturer now has a new lease on life thanks to Allan Jones – the man who has been called the pioneer of payday lending. [Link to the article published on “Chattanoogan.com”]

Dave Flessner take a look at efforts by Allan Jones to save one of America’s most beloved companies. [Link to the article published on “TimesFreePress.com” ]

Allan Jones is the new owner of property located at the old Cleveland airport. [Link to the article published on “Chattanoogan.com”]

Allan Jones came to the rescue of Hardwick employees recently with a plan to invest millions in the iconic clothing manufacturer. [Link to the article published on “TimesFreePress.com”]

Cleveland State Community College, in cooperation with the Allan Jones Foundation, has launched bradleyAchieves, a financial and mentoring program to give Bradley County high school graduates an opportunity to attend the college in return for community service. [Link to the article published on “TimesFreePress.com”]

A contribution by Allan Jones, founder of Check Into Cash, Inc., makes it possible for tnAchieves to launch its scholarship and mentoring program in all three Bradley County high schools. The local program is called “bradleyAchieves.” The Jones’ donation also ensures that every student in Bradley County public schools will have the opportunity to attend…

The philanthropic foundation established by Allan Jones has made its final payments to complete its contribution to wrestling facilities at Cleveland and Bradley Central high schools. The final payments by The Allan Jones Foundation completes a multi-year commitment to each school. [Link to the article published on “Chattanoogan.com” ]

State forestry officials joined local leaders and urban forest advocates today for Tennessee’s official Arbor Day observance. The ceremony was held at businessman Allan Jones’ Creek Ridge estate. [Link to the article published on “TimesFreePress.com”]