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Nashville Sounds get drilled 11-1 at Greer Stadium by New Orleans Zephyrs Thursday night
Nashville Sounds Baseball
Nashville Scatters Seven Hits; Pete Orr Goes 2-for-4
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds (40-41) dropped a tough 11-1 decision to the American Conference Southern Division leading New Orleans Zephyrs (43-37) at Greer Stadium on Thursday night. The 10-run deficit is the most allowed by the Sounds this season.
Nashville starter Ariel Pena struggled with his command in a brief three inning start where he allowed seven earned runs on six hits while walking four and throwing five wild pitches. The Zephyrs hit Pena early and often, jumping out to a 3-0 lead after the top of the first.
Nashville Sounds Baseball. (Mateen Sidiq Nashville Sports Network)
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Brent Hite Leads Walmart FLW Tour event on Kentucky Lake presented by Evinrude
Missouri’s Corcoran Leads Co-Anglers
Paris, TN – Pro angler Brett Hite of Phoenix, AR, brought a five-bass limit to the scale Thursday weighing 24 pounds, 14 ounces to grab the lead after day one of the Walmart FLW Tour at Kentucky Lake presented by Evinrude.
Hite now holds a 2-pound, 3-ounce lead heading into day two of the four-day event, hosted by the Henry County Alliance, that features 162 of the best bass-fishing anglers in the world competing for a top cash award of up to $125,000.
Brent Hite currently leads Walmart FLW Tour event by 2 pounds, 3-ounces.
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Fort Campbell MWR’s Guenette Arts and Crafts Center July Classes
Fort Campbell, KY – Guenette Arts and Crafts Center is offering lots of classes for you and your Family to enjoy during the Summer break from school.
Join Guenette during the month of July and find your inner artist. They’re offering classes for all ages. Mark your calendars for the next crafting event!
Unless otherwise stated kids classes are open to any age. Children age 12 and under must be accompanied by and adult. «Read the rest of this article»
Greer Stadium to Host Nashville Sound’ First “Past and Present” Baseball Doubleheader
Presented by Family Leisure and The Nashville SCENE
Nashville, TN – The Nashville Sounds will host the first ever “Past and Present Doubleheader” presented by The Nashville SCENE and Family Leisure on Sunday, June 29th at Greer Stadium.
Gates will open at 4:00pm for an action-packed day that will celebrate the storied history of Nashville baseball, beginning with the 1864 Nashville Vintage Baseball League holding its inaugural all-star game at 4:30pm as the North All-Stars battle the South All-Stars.
Nashville Sounds’ Greer Stadium.
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Austin Peay State University Sports Information launches New LetsGoPeay.com website
APSU Sports Information
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University’s athletics department has partnered with SIDEARM Sports to provide its official athletics website and online offerings, culminating in Thursday’s relaunch of www.LetsGoPeay.com .
The redesigned www.LetsGoPeay.com presents the athletic department’s 15 teams information – news, rosters and statistics – in a cleaner, simplified format. The new navigation allows visitors to access the information they want quickly and easily.
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Guthrie Kentucky to take part in Highway 41 Yard Sale this weekend
Guthrie, KY – The Guthrie Tourism Commission is announcing that it will join Trenton, Hopkinsville and cities stretching all the way to the Indiana state line in a massive yard sale this weekend, June 27th-28th.
Billed as the Highway 41 Yard Sale, the organized event extends the length of U.S. Highway 41 in Kentucky, from Henderson in the north to Guthrie in the south, nearly 100 miles in length. In addition, it includes approximately 50 miles of Hwy. 41A in Henderson, Webster and Hopkins counties.
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Tennessee Department of Health joins Community Partners to offer Free Testing for National HIV Testing Day
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Health joins a coalition of health providers and other partners across the country taking part in National HIV Testing Day Friday, June 27th.
As part of this effort to raise awareness and promote prevention of HIV, TDH is teaming up with Walgreens and Greater Than AIDS to provide free HIV testing at sites across Tennessee June 26th-28th. TDH encourages all sexually active Tennesseans, regardless of age, to get tested for HIV. «Read the rest of this article»
APSU Governors Football game vs. Murray State Racers to be broadcast from New Governors Stadium on ESPN3
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Brentwood, TN – Austin Peay State University’s football home game with Murray State, 6:00pm, Saturday, October 18th, will be part of the Ohio Valley Conference “Game of the Week” package that will be carried exclusively on ESPN3 this fall.
It will be the first game broadcast from New Governors Stadium on a national platform.
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Salon 615: What Lies Beneath Us
Nashville, TN – I’ve always been interested in what lies beneath the ground I tread on each day. In adolescence, my girlfriends and I wore so many grooves into the cracked sidewalks—often dipping into alleys to watch the boys play hockey—that as an adult, I began to wonder what kind of geology lay just beneath my urban, yet Appalachian home of Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
I explored this, and how that landscape may have shaped me in my poetry collection, The Pattern Maker’s Daughter.
What Lies Beneath Us
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Fort Campbell’s Blanchfield Army Community Hospital gets visit from Top enlisted MEDCOM Soldier
Written by Megan Broadnax
APSU Intern
Fort Campbell, KY – The senior enlisted Soldier for all Army Medicine, Command Sgt. Maj. Donna A. Brock, recently visited Blanchfield Army Community Hospital at Fort Campbell. As Brock tours hospitals and clinics in the medical community, she often assesses several things.
“I really look at the spirit of what’s going on in the hospital. I can walk into a hospital as a whole and get a sense of the culture, the leadership, and the dynamics going on there,” said Brock.
Army Medicine’s Command Sgt. Maj. Donna Brock recognized Staff Sgt. Robert Johansen June 11, 2014 for his contributions in the orthopedics clinic at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital. Brock talked with Soldiers and noncommissioned officers-in-charge who serve throughout the hospital during her two-day visit to Fort Campbell. (U.S. Army photo by Stacy Rzepka)
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