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Nashville Sounds fall to late Salt Lake Bees rally, 11-5
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Nashville, TN – For the second straight night the Nashville Sounds let a multi-run lead slip away. The Salt Lake Bees overcame a four-run deficit to defeat the Sounds 11-5 Monday night at First Tennessee Park.
Jesse Hahn was in line for his second straight victory as he collected his first quality start of the season but the bullpen could not keep up its end of the bargain.
One day after his birthday, the 28-year-old logged six innings and gave up just one run, a second inning RBI single to Tony Sanchez. He issued three free passes on the night while fanning three as well.
Bullpen Woes Creep Up Again For Nashville Sounds. (Nashville Sounds)
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Tennessee Fire Marshal’s Office Emphasizes the Role Fire Safety Plays in Schools
Nashville, TN – As the start of the fall school semester approaches, the State Fire Marshal’s Office (SFMO) reminds residents that the fire-safe behavior and habits children learn in school help keep them from harm while inside a school’s walls and sets the stage for a lifetime of fire safety awareness.
“We want school staff, students and parents to understand the importance of school fire safety planning and inspections for code compliance,” said State Fire Marshal and Commerce & Insurance Commissioner Julie Mix McPeak. “SFMO inspectors work diligently to uphold established school fire codes. Those codes are designed to prevent fire deaths and injuries and, in many cases, are a direct response to a tragedy that occurred in our nation’s past.”
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Marine recruit from Nashville tests on confidence on Parris Island
Written by Lance Cpl. Joseph Jacob
Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island
Parris Island, SC – U.S. Marine Corps recruit Tyreike Robinson, a 20-year-old native of Nashville, Tennessee, shouts while sliding down a rope obstacle during the Confidence Course on Parris Island, SC. Robinson is with Platoon 3060, India Company, 3rd Recruit Training Battalion, and is scheduled to graduate August 25th, 2017.
“I wanted to better myself and become a stronger person,” said Robinson. “Joining the Marines was a way to put my life back on track and give me the discipline and strength to push through any hard times later in life.”
U.S. Marine Corps recruit Tyreike Robinson from Nashville, TN. (U.S. Marine Corps, Lance Cpl. Joseph Jacob)
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Warfield Boulevard / Dunbar Cave Road Traffic Signal to be Out of Server early Wednesday Morning
Clarksville, TN – The traffic signal at Warfield Boulevard and Dunbar Cave Road will be without power from approximately 4:30am until 5:00am on Wednesday August 2nd, 2017 according to Clarksville Engineers.
Clarksville Police officers will be on site to control traffic during this time. Motorists should use extreme caution if traveling through this intersection.
The Traffic Signal at the Warfield Boulevard and Dunbar Cave Road intersection will be without power Wednesday morning, August 2nd.
3rd annual Be More Like Wade Scholarship 5K Run/Walk/Crawl continues success
Cunningham, TN – The 3rd annual Be More Like Wade Scholarship 5K Run/Walk/Crawl, in honor of Wade Morgan, was held Saturday, July 29th, 2017 at the Montgomery Central High School. Registration began at 8:00am and the race started at 8:30am.
It was just perfect weather for the event. Partly sunny with a slight breeze that kept everyone cool.
“Compared to the weather we have had just over the last couple of days, this weather is exactly what we prayed for,” stated Jessica Morgan, sister-in-law of Wade Morgan.
The 3rd annual Be More Like Wade 5k Scholarship Run/Walk/Crawl was held Saturday, July 29th, 2017.
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Clarksville Gas and Water reports Low Water Pressure Affecting Anderson Drive
Monday, July 31st, 2017
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Gas and Water is performing water meter and water main maintenance resulting in low water pressure on Anderson Drive and the surrounding vicinity.
Anderson Drive is also closed to through traffic; however, emergency vehicles may pass.
Clarksville Gas and Water Department Administration and Engineering
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AAA says Tennessee Gas Prices are 18 Cents More Than Last Year
Clarksville-Montgomery County has the Least Expensive Gas Prices in Tennessee
Nashville, TN – Gas prices saw another round of increases last week. Tennessee gas prices averaged $2.08 on Sunday. The state average is 3 cents more than last week, and 18 cents more than this time last year.
People using the free AAA mobile app are finding gas prices between $1.90 and $2.35. The price for regular unleaded is below $2.00 per gallon at fewer than 25 percent of gas stations in Tennessee; the price is less than $2.25 at 93 percent of gas stations in the state.
Gas Prices Rise on Strong Demand and Crude Draws.
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Clarksville Gas and Water reports Section of Park Lane Closed for Water Line Repair
Monday, July 31st, 2017
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Gas and Water has closed Park Lane from Maple Street to Rebecca Lane for water line repair.
Motorists will be detoured to Maple Street and Rebecca Lane to avoid the work zone.
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Dodging the Roadkill: Lane Splitting
Clarksville, TN – Lane splitting is a relatively new concept to me. Since I’ve only been riding for 18 months, it’s not something I’ve ever done, but the concept is picking up steam across the country.
Lane splitting is riding a motorcycle between lanes or rows of slow moving or stopped traffic that’s moving in the same direction. Sometimes called lane sharing, whitelining, filtering or stripe-riding, it allows bikers to save time and bypass traffic congestion. It may also be safer for the biker than being stopped in congested traffic.
Now, I’ve avoided some traffic by passing on the shoulder, but at the moment, I haven’t had the “balls” to drive between cars and trucks that are backed up on the interstate. It just never occurred to me to do that. I don’t feel safe doing that.
Motorcycle Lane Splitting. (J&P Cycles)
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Instant Peay Play: APSU Volleyball primed to make deep OVC run in 2017
Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University’s volleyball team reports this weekend looking to build off its turnaround campaign of 2016 and make a deep run at its first Ohio Valley Conference championship since 2010.
The Governors are coming off a 24-11 season last fall — a 12.5 game improvement from its 10-22 record in 2015 – the fifth-best season improvement in NCAA Division I in 2016 and trailing only Quinnipiac, Notre Dame, Northeastern and Bowling Green.
Austin Peay Volleyball set for a great 2017 season. (APSU Sports Information)
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