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Tennessee Air Guard Member to receive National Award
Nashville, TN – A resident of Nashville and member of the Tennessee Air National Guard’s 164th Airlift Wing in Memphis has been selected as the Air National Guard Dental Officer of the Year. The award ceremony was yesterday, June 19th at the Readiness Frontiers Awards Banquet in Minneapolis, MN. Lt. Col. Suzanne Hayes, of the 164th AW Medical Group, also serves as Director of Oral Health Services for the Tennessee Department of Health and is an adjunct faculty member of the University of Tennessee. She has been a member of the Tennessee National Guard since 2006. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 0 comments
Affordable Care Act provides expanded Tax Benefit to Health Professionals working in Underserved AreasSome Who Received Student Loan Relief May Qualify for Tax Refunds
“Doctors and nurses who choose to practice in underserved areas make a great contribution to their local communities,” Commissioner Doug Shulman said. “By expanding the tax exclusion for student loan forgiveness, the Affordable Care Act provides an even greater incentive to practice medicine in areas that need it most.” The Affordable Care Act included a change in the law, effective in 2009, that expands a tax exclusion for amounts received by health professionals under loan repayment and forgiveness programs. Prior to the new law, only amounts received under the National Health Service Corps Loan Repayment Program or certain state loan repayment programs eligible for funding under the Public Health Service Act qualified for a tax exclusion. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 0 comments
My Official Position on the East-West CorridorBy Gabriel Rasmus Segovia
I recently attended a public hearing held at the Kleeman Center on this proposed road. At this meeting, I was able to ask several key planners on this project some specific questions. After reflecting on the answers I was given, I made a decision about what I would recommend the best course of action should be. Let me start by saying that the first question I always ask is, “How much is this going to cost?” When I spoke to the person who should know the answer, he told me that the figure given to the public at that meeting ($30 million) was a three year old estimate. I asked another person there, and he told me that you can add about 3% per year for inflation, but even then that figure was a rough estimate. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Commentary | 0 comments
Today is the final day of The North Tennessee State FairClarksville, TN – June 19th, 2010 Don’t miss it ! Today is the final day of The North Tennessee State Fair going on at the Clarksville Speedway. Armbands for only $20.00 between 1:00pm and 6:00pm today and then all rides are tickets only. Gather your friends and family and enjoy a day in the midway with all the rides, games, food and fun. Their are rides and games for kids of all ages. If you are running short on cash, there is an ATM maching right there on the midway next to the ticketbooth. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Events | 0 comments
Environmental Group responds to Middle Tennessee Flood
“From recommendations concerning development in flood plain areas and smart growth, to techniques for reducing storm water runoff and incorporating green and energy savings methods in the rebuilding of homes and buildings, there is a lot that the environmental community can contribute to the ongoing flood response,” said John McFadden, Executive Director for the Tennessee Environmental Council. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 0 comments
East – West CorridorBy Councilman Bill Summers
A couple of months ago the Planning Commission alerted the city council that proposed new residential developments in and around the 2007 proposed corridor were about to close it off completely. Traffic engineers and long term planners had marked this corridor as a “must have” given that all the traffic models and population growth patterns predicted that by year 2030/35 existing roads would be inadequate. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Commentary | 0 comments
State Archivists to visit Montgomery County June 25th in search of Civil War Memorabilia
Archivists will be at the Montgomery County Archives, 350 Pageant Lane in Clarksville, Suite 101D, from 10:00am until 2:30pm that day. During that time, they invite area residents to bring in photographs, documents and other artifacts related to the Civil War. Individuals may call (615) 253-3470 or e-mail to schedule a reservation with the archivists. Reservation forms and available times may be found on the State Library and Archives’ section of the Department of State web site at http://tn.gov/tsla/cwtn/events.htm. The archivists will scan or take digital photographs of the materials, some of which will be featured in an upcoming exhibit titled, “Looking Back: The Civil War in Tennessee.” The archivists will not actually take possession of the items from their owners. «Read the rest of this article» Sections: News | 0 comments
Coffee Party of Clarksville to host “Coffee with Candidates Forum” Part 2![]() Clarksville, TN Chapter On June 19th, 2010 at the Getsome Coffee Shop – 3862 Trenton Road, Clarksville, TN from 12:00noon-2:00pm the Coffee Party of Clarksville, TN will host a “Coffee with Candidates Forum” Part 2. This forum will give the public the opportunity to hear the candidates’ views on some of the very important issues that are affecting our community. The forum will consist of candidates for the following positions, (All County Commission Seats District 1 – 21). Contact person for this event is Mr. Terry McMoore, Media Coordinator, (931) 378-1999 «Read the rest of this article» Sections: Politics | 0 comments
Plato’s Closet opens to warm reception
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Fort Campbell soldier and his girlfriend rescue a suicidal woman from the Cumberland River
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