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I’m only fifteen feet off the ground and this third screw isn’t wanting to sink. The ice is hard but thin, unlike the bullet tough walls from the week before in Ouray, Colorado. I’ve traded the austerity of the San Juans for the…
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Let's face it, here in Tennessee we love our state parks. And when Tennesseans were invited last month to vote for their favorite one, they rallied and raised $111,875 for them! Each vote cost $1. And with all of those votes, every state…
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If there was ever a time when we all need a healthy immune system, it would be right now. We’re coming out of cold season in a pandemic that has lingered like an unwelcome houseguest. Here are a few simple strategies to coax your immune…
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Lucius “Too Tall” Winston and his teammates are ready to give the Marble City a great show this weekend as the Harlem Globetrotters bring their trademark fun…
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The air was crisp, the sky blue and the crowd busy shopping at the Market Square Winter Market on Saturday. Shoppers browsed at booths offering goods ranging from meat and eggs to jewelry and handmade brooms. This is the first…
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Starting this week, three exhibits — two on the UT campus and one downtown — will focus on the art of comics. The Ewing Gallery at 1715 Volunteer Boulevard on campus opens A Serious Look at the Funnies on Monday. It examines 100…
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Fall Creek Falls State Park officially opened its new $40 million lodge this month with a ceremony led by Gov. Bill Lee. When fully opened, the lodge will provide 85 rooms, conference space and a restaurant and lounge. A limited…
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If your house looks anything like mine, you wish it didn’t. Christmas gifts linger on tables and countertops, waiting to find a permanent home. A stack of Christmas cards takes up space beside the mail basket in the kitchen. And we’re only…
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An observer of life who chooses joy and gratitude, leads with purpose, loves from the heart, and feels called to share light with his fellow man It doesn’t happen all that often, but every now and then an interview almost writes…
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When Laura Goff was contacted by the team at UT Medical Center to come up with a piece of art to honor the healthcare workers, she got to work, knowing that whatever she created would be a way to help people process their grief.  “The…
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