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Jessica and Jeremy Little owners of Sweetgrass Dairy - Times Enterprise 8/16/19 - Sweet Grass Dairy broke ground on a new production facility Thursday afternoon. Once completed, the 12,000-square foot structure, located on Roseway Drive, will feature customized environmental controls to maintain temperature, humidity and air flow in cheese aging rooms. With six core cheeses in their lineup, Sweet Grass is hoping the new facility will provide an opportunity to improve cheese consistency and quality. “Continuous improvement is something we focus on every day as a team,” said Jeremy Little, co-owner with his wife Jessica. “This new facility provides an incredible opportunity for us to improve all of our products, and most importantly, work on developing new ones.” Construction is expected to be completed by next spring. A spokesperson for Sweet Grass said the opening of the new facility is expected to create several new jobs, though an exact estimate could not be calculated. Cheese production is also expected to increase threefold. “We are so excited about the ability to increase our production capacity of our handcrafted cheeses,” said Jessica Little, co-owner. “For the last three years, we have been looking forward to telling the story of Southern cheeses and the special grass-based milk that is able to be produced in Georgia.”

As Chief Problem Solver at Secure Records Solutions, Christopher has developed a reputation for solving increasingly complex problems on a grand scale. Since joining his father, Powell, in 2011, Christopher has built upon the original vision of SRS to include a variety of service offerings. His specialties include management consulting, electronic content management software conversions, and business process outsourcing related to records management, document scanning, and shredding for 700+ clients operating in 48 states and abroad. Christopher’s love of puzzles expands to his industry and philanthropic work as well. In 2018, Christopher was elected president of PRISM International where he completed a successful merger with NAID to form I-SIGMA. He is now serving a two-year term as co-President of I-SIGMA. Christopher is also a member of IGEL, the Institute for Georgia Environmental Leadership, a program dedicated to creating more sustainable practices and solving environmental challenges within the state of Georgia. He is also an active member of First Presbyterian Church, and a board member of the Thomasville Center for the Arts. Christopher is an alumnus of the University of Georgia. He lives in Thomasville with his wife, Betsy, daughter, Sophie, and English cocker spaniel, Huckleberry.