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By now, you’ve probably heard the buzz: more and more young people are rethinking the traditional four-year college route—and that’s not necessarily a
Former East Tennessee State Senator Frank Nicely Dies at 78 Frank Nicely, a longtime East Tennessee state legislator known for his agricultural advocacy
I’ll never forget that warm September morning in 2010 as I headed off to work when my cell phone rang with a call
The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a decisive 6-3 ruling Wednesday upholding laws in approximately half of U.S. states that prohibit gender-affirming medical care
Why Father’s Day Matters More Than Ever It seems like yesterday I was helping my dad put new brake pads on or change
Today, at the Rutherford County GOP office on East Main Street—just steps from our beautiful historic courthouse—Tennessee State Representative William Lamberth gave a
By Dr. Bryan Terry: New hope for Tennesseeans with rare diseases – Imagine having a spouse, child or loved one suffering from a
GM Announces $4 Billion Investment in U.S. Plants, Emphasizing Tennessee’s Role in Manufacturing Future General Motors said it would invest close to $4
Reflection on Speaking at the BAPS Charities Walkathon Recently, I was invited to be a guest speaker at the BAPS Charities Walkathon. BAPS
Down the Mighty Mississippi: A 1939 Chevy Adventure on Barrels and Dreams In the summer of 1955, when America was riding high on
