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Oct 16 2017
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Discussing
- Alcoa City Schools opened Wednesday, July 22nd (1 reply)
- Krystal on Alcoa Hwy near the Airport has closed (1 reply)
- Alcoa Hwy - Hunt Road Interchange Redesign (1 reply)
- Jackie Hill! Jackie Hill! She won! (1 reply)
- Blount County Democrats hear from candidates (1 reply)
- Vote for Jay Clark for TN House of Representatives-District 8 (1 reply)
- Where's the dang ammo plant? (1 reply)
- Little River in Townsend has a commercial tubing problem (1 reply)
- Springbrook Farm - ALCOA West Plant Contamination (1 reply)
- Another Alcoa West Plant plan on display - Thurs. Sept. 28, 2017, 5 PM (1 reply)
- Raccoon problems in Blount County (3 replies)
- Downtown Maryville slammed by storm (1 reply)
TN Progressive
- Blount County coronavirus cases continue to rise (BlountViews)
- Blount County voters turnout for August 2020 election primary (BlountViews)
- 5 COVID-19 cases at Alcoa City Schools (BlountViews)
- Our Long National Nightmare Will Soon Be Over... (RoaneViews)
- TN Congressman Steve Cohen Questions Barr (RoaneViews)
- Portland Goons Show Why People are Marching (RoaneViews)
- Coronavirus and Your Credit Score (TN Citizen Action)
- Thursday Funnies (RoaneViews)
- Publix coming to Foothills Mall, Maryville! (BlountViews)
- The Supreme Court and Medicare for All (TN Citizen Action)
- Mortgage, Rental Protections Needed in COVID-19 Relief (TN Citizen Action)
- Congress Must Protect Consumers in COVID-19 Relief Package (TN Citizen Action)
TN Politics
- Living Treasures: The Craftsman and the Change Agent (TN Lookout)
- ‘14,000 attempts.’ Balky technology, expiring benefits worry workers, state leaders. (TN Lookout)
- GOP early voting lags behind 2018 while Nashville surge boosts Democrats’ totals (TN Journal)
- A Predators Fan's Guide to Hating the Coyotes (Nashville Scene)
- Commentary: A guy named Bill (TN Lookout)
- Nashville targets outreach efforts to Hispanic community (TN Lookout)
- The New Normal – Part 7: Very few visitors at the Frist (TN Lookout)
- Watch: James Lawson Eulogizes John Lewis, Remembers the Movement in Nashville (Nashville Scene)
- US House passes package to rescue child care industry (TN Lookout)
- As Day 50 of Protest Approaches, People's Plaza Activists Consider the Next Step (Nashville Scene)
- Feds charge Democratic state Sen. Robinson with embezzlement (TN Journal)
- A Prisoner at a Nashville Special-Needs Facility Has Died After Contracting COVID-19 (Nashville Scene)
- Politico: Tennessee’s Senate primary ‘nastiest’ in nation (TN Journal)
- State Rep. Vincent Dixie Talks Policing Reform, Profiling (Nashville Scene)
- Lee releases plan for reopening schools in Tennessee (TN Journal)
- Mayor Outlines Plan for Hiring New Police Chief (Nashville Scene)
- Pence officially joins list of Hagerty endorsers (TN Journal)
- Sethi spot features wife blasting Hagerty for attack over $50 donation (TN Journal)
Knox TN Today
- Optimism wrapped in confusion (Knox TN Today)
- THP’s Marcus Pyle: 100 percent trooper and Marine (Knox TN Today)
- Wrap up summer 2020 with free fun (Knox TN Today)
- Three crazy things (to do today) (Knox TN Today)
- Charles Nelson was ‘people person’ (Knox TN Today)
- Urban League provides shoes, supplies despite pandemic (Knox TN Today)
- Bill Battle has the virus (Knox TN Today)
- Election ponderings (Knox TN Today)
- Winners for 10 new dog parks (Knox TN Today)
- Karns SportsPark hosts softball tournaments (Knox TN Today)
- Pete McCarter was Smokies authority (Knox TN Today)
- Fresh ideas for dinner (Knox TN Today)
Local TV News
- Two states, two responses | A look at how Tennessee and Kentucky are handling COVID-19 (WBIR)
- Hamblen County residents react to mask mandate (WATE)
- 2 earthquakes registered in East Tennessee in less than an hour (WATE)
- KPD: Recovery efforts underway after possible drowning at Fort Dickerson Quarry (WATE)
- TBI: Crossville man charged with first-degree murder (WATE)
- 'It's a difficult time' | Knoxville breweries not happy to be lumped into bar closure order (WBIR)
- Sevier County Sheriff’s Office: Woman shot, killed in home on River Divide Road Sunday morning (WATE)
- Coronavirus in Tennessee: Knox County reports 83 new cases, three new deaths Sunday (WATE)
- July data shows COVID-19's growing impact on East Tennessee (WBIR)
- Jefferson City nonprofit hands out hundreds of bags stuffed with school supplies for kids in need (WBIR)
- THP: 18-year-old killed, deputy injured in Maynardville Highway crash in Union Co. (WBIR)
- Tennessee's tax-free weekend has started! Here's what's included (WBIR)
News Sentinel
- See what Knoxville bars looked like the weekend before closing amid coronavirus (KNS Business)
- Pandemics can move faster than scientific research, but evidence still shows bar closures work (KNS Business)
- 2 accidents leave 2 dead on I-40 Saturday evening (KNS News)
- Knox County coronavirus numbers: Get daily case counts (KNS News)
- 5-vehicle crash closes I-40 eastbound in Sevier County (KNS News)
- For the COVID-19 vulnerable, a phone call can make a big difference | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- The 1918 flu pandemic changed my family forever. Take this pandemic seriously | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- U.S.-China foreign policy disputes should not stop intercultural exchanges | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- Judge: Too little time before Tennessee's August election to decide felony voting rights lawsuit (KNS News)
- Bill Lee's pro-life message is contradicted by death penalty stance | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- Put aside partisan politics and work to get COVID-19 under control in Tennessee | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- Releasing Tennessee's non-violent prisoners shows respect for human life | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- Look beyond the stereotypes: Country music status quo has been changing for years | Opinion (KNS Opinion)
- Knoxville Biz Ticker: Macilveen introduces A Mortgage Boutique in Knox County (KNS Business)
State News
- Years' worth of parking tickets might've been wrongfully issued in Downtown Memphis | Evanoff (Commercial Appeal)
- Here's why Shelby County health officials are 'cautiously optimistic' as August begins (Commercial Appeal)
- Justin Thomas won the 2020 WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational in thrilling fashion. Let's never do it again. (Commercial Appeal)
- Metro police issue citations for two 'transpotainment' vehicles Saturday under new order (Tennessean)
- Chattanooga area has nine Native American-themed high school mascots; are they offensive? - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Remember When, Chattanooga? The "Big Scramble" interchange on I-24 changed downtown traffic patterns - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Coronavirus updates: Tennessee reports 1,443 new cases and 6 new deaths (Tennessean)
- Cleveland, Tennessee, woman seeks to overturn murder conviction over DA's alleged affair - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- 'This is not just about symbols': America's reckoning over Confederate monuments (Tennessean)
- Cooper: Former Times Free Press copy chief recalls 50 years on 'job I loved' - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- 'Chip has to go': Protesters want Confederate monument removed in Franklin (Tennessean)
- Confederate monuments now being toppled were once lauded by newspapers like The Commercial Appeal (Commercial Appeal)
Local .GOV
- Rejuvenated Cal Johnson Building Pays Tribute to African-American Innovator and Pioneer (Knoxville)
- Week 20: Work Expands to 5 St. Mary's Hospital Buildings; Central Wing Coming Down (Knoxville)
- Big-time Box Beams Delivered to Jackson Avenue Ramps Reconstruction Site (Knoxville)
- #KnoxvilleJobDone: Plans Review and Inspections Employees Keep Us Safe (Knoxville)
- #KnoxvilleJobDone: City Engineers Build and Maintain Miles and Miles of Infrastructure (Knoxville)
- #KnoxvilleJobDone: Parks and Rec Crews, Partners Distribute More Than 25,000 Meals During Pandemic (Knoxville)
- Opening Day Coming for 2020 New Harvest Farmers' Market (Knox County)
- Knox County Parks and Recreation Completes Several Small, But Critical, Projects (Knox County)
- Changes In Service (Knox County)
- Epidemiology and Emergency Preparedness at KCHD (Knox County)
- KCHD releases 2019 Annual Report (Knox County)
- 2019 Novel Coronavirus (Knox County)
Wire Reports
- HSBC's profits slump 65% amid coronavirus downturn - BBC News (Business)
- Apple Fire in California spreads to over 20,000 acres - CBS News (US News)
- Men's Wearhouse, Jos. A. Banks parent Tailored Brands files for bankruptcy: report - MarketWatch (Business)
- One of the world’s ‘most livable’ cities just went into full lockdown mode as coronavirus cases spike - MarketWatch (Business)
- Trump Pick for Pentagon Post Sidesteps Senate Ire for Different Defense Job - The New York Times (US News)
- Lord & Taylor, Oldest U.S. Department Store, Files For Bankruptcy - NPR (Business)
- Birx: Coronavirus 'Extraordinarily Widespread,' Americans Must Wear Masks | NBC Nightly News - NBC News (US News)
- Microsoft Ready To Continue Talks To Buy TikTok After Speaking To Trump - NPR (US News)
- Weekly S&P 500 ChartStorm - The Big Trouble In Big Tech - Seeking Alpha (Business)
- She ran out of gas, then disappeared. A search team found her eight days later. - NBC News (US News)
- Russia Sets Mass Vaccination for October After Shortened Trial - The New York Times (Business)
- Who will be first in line for a COVID-19 vaccine? - WLS-TV (Business)
- Stimulus talks: White House, Dems still agree on $1,200 checks but deadlocked on unemployment assistance - CNBC (US News)
- Portland protests calmer after federal agents stand down, but distrust of local police remains - The Washington Post (US News)
- Is Apple Stock a Buy Ahead of Its Stock Split? - The Motley Fool (Business)
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Glut of Ammunition
Ya don’t reckon that since the Paranoiders have stopped hoarding ammunition, that there is now a glut of available ammunition, and therefore no need for a new Ammunition manufacturing plant?