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The Lion of Whitehall Part II: Early efforts toward abolition
BY JADON GIBSON Contributing columnist Abolitionist Cassius Clay learned to hate slavery after seeing it firsthand. He was…
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UT board approves zero tuition increase
NEWS RELEASE University of Tennessee The University of Tennessee Board of Trustees on Friday approved the requested zero…
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Scams are all around us
I was eating some pickle bologna and crackers and watching re-runs of “Hee Haw” when I was disturbed…
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List of distressed counties in Tennessee down to 8
THE CENTER SQUARE Tennessee now has just eight financially distressed counties, a drop from the 15 counties meeting…
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Fed agrees to $9.2B loan for Ford projects in Kentucky, Tennessee
THE CENTER SQUARE The U.S. Department of Energy has conditionally agreed to loan Ford Motor Co. up to…
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Keep your pet safe this Independence Day
NEWS RELEASE While fireworks, picnics and other Fourth of July traditions can be great fun for people, emergency…
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‘Papaw’ and ‘Aunt Pam’ launch online success of Appalachian actress
BY LIZ CAREY The Daily Yonder Social media was just something fun for Andi Marie Tillman until “Papaw”…
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Public Records
Compiled by JAN RUNIONS The following public records are the only public records that have been made available…
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A rural calling: Anya Cope with LMU’s DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine has dedicated her career to bringing and retaining more healthcare practitioners in rural communities
BY TAYLOR SISK The Daily Yonder Cassi Jones’s first impression of Anya Cope when the two met in…
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Should you be ‘selfish’ in retirement?
As a parent, you naturally want to help your children — but is it always a good idea…
