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Nashville Sounds get win over Reno Aces
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Reno, NV – The Nashville Sounds offense cooled off Sunday afternoon but savvy defense, opportunistic base running, and Mother Nature propelled them to a 5-4 victory over the Reno Aces. The win clinched a series victory for the Sounds who won just one series in both June and July.
Nashville was clinging to a 5-4 lead heading into the bottom of the ninth inning when the skies opened up. Greater Nevada Field became so saturated with water that the tarp stuck to the ground and was unable to be pulled all the way over the infield. Following a lengthy delay the umpires deemed the field unplayable and awarded the victory to the Sounds.
Renato Nuñez Homers in Third Straight Game as Nashville Sounds Tops Reno Aces 5-4. (Nashville Sounds)
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Fort Campbell’s Barkley Elementary School moves to new building
Written by Sgt. Steven Lopez
40th Public Affairs Detachment
Fort Campbell, KY – The Barkley Elementary School, one of the oldest schools on Fort Campbell, has some facility issues. It seemed a wiser expense to build a new building, allowing the opportunity to switch to the Department of Defense Education Activity’s required 21st Century model of instruction, which requires an open classrooms concept, said Ted Turnipseed, principal of Barkley Elementary School.
The 21st Century model of instruction incorporates, along with an open-room concept, certain core competencies such as collaboration, digital literacy, critical thinking, and problem-solving that advocates believe schools need to teach to help students thrive in world we live in today.
The Barkley Elementary School sign at Fort Campbell. The school will be closing its doors and relocating to a new upgraded 21st century learning style building. (Sgt. Steven E. Lopez, 40th Public Affairs Detachment, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault))
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Clarksville Police search for Tony Carl Bristol in connection with Double Shooting
Clarksville, TN – The Clarksville Police Department is looking for a man in connection with a double shooting which occurred this morning, August 6th, 2017 around 1:34am. One man died from his injuries and another man was sent to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
On August 6th, 2017 around 1:34am, Clarksville Police Officers responded to 1992 Fort Campbell Boulevard, Callee’s Too Sports Bar for a shooting which already occurred.
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Tennessee Department of Agriculture start Trees for Tennessee Seedling program
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry and Huber Engineered Woods LLC (HEW) are teaming up to initiate the Trees for Tennessee Seedling Program.
The program aims to provide an avenue for the establishment of as many as 1 million pine seedlings on at least 400 acres throughout the greater Tennessee Valley and Cumberland Plateau.
Trees for Tennessee Seedling program
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Nashville Zoo’s “Meet Me at the Zoo” event to feature popular Princesses, August 12th
Nashville, TN – On Saturday, August 12th, 2017, Nashville Zoo will host a pack of popular princesses for our continuing event series, “Meet Me at the Zoo”.
The princess-themed event will offer guests a chance to meet, get autographs and take selfies with several recognizable princess characters as well as take part in magical games and activities. Zoo guests are encourage to dress as their favorite princess character during their visit on August 12th.
The princesses will be available from 10:00am – Noon and 1:00pm – 3:00pm at the Zoo’s Jungle Terrace pavilion. The Zoo will also offer storybook-themed keeper talks throughout the day.
Nashville Zoo to hold princess themed “Meet Me at the Zoo” August 12th.
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General Motors recalls over 2 million Vehicles due to Defective Ignition Switch
Washington, D.C. – General Motors has notified the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that it is recalling vehicles because a defective ignition switch can affect the safe operation of airbag systems.
If the key is not in the run position, the air bags may not deploy if the vehicle is involved in a crash, increasing the risk of injury.
2011 Chevrolet HHR is one of the models being recalled.
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Swiss teen becomes an Honorary Member of 101st Airborne Division Currahee
Written by Spc. Patrick Kirby
40th Public Affairs Detachment
Fort Campbell, KY – Members of the 2nd Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment “Currahee”, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division spent the day with a young patriot, Richard M. McErlean III and his father, Richard M. McErlean Jr. on August 2nd, 2017 here.
Lt. Col. Kurt Smith, commander, 2nd Bat., 506th Inf. Regt., invited the McErleans to come and visit the Currahees and Fort Campbell.
Richard M. McErlean III rucks with leaders of the 2nd Battalion, 506th Infantry Regiment ‘Currahee’ on Fort Campbell, Ky, Aug 2. McErlean III was made an Honorary Member of the Currahee Regiment after his service to the regiment. (Spc. Patrick Kirby. 40th Public Affairs Detachment)
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NASA Planetary Protection Excites Space Fans of All Ages
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Washington, D.C. – The recent announcement for a position that NASA has had since the 1960s – Planetary Protection Officer – has generated a lot of excitement in the public, as well as comparisons to many sci-fi movie heroes.
It also caught the attention of one self-proclaimed “Guardian of the Galaxy” — an inspired fourth grader from New Jersey who reached out to NASA in a letter to express his interest in serving as the agency’s Planetary Protection Officer. Nine-year-old Jack Davis is, in return, receiving a letter from NASA’s Planetary Science Director Jim Green.
Letters exchanged between NASA and space enthusiast Jack Davis, a fourth-grade student in New Jersey. (NASA)
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Nashville Sounds out slug Reno Aces for 15-8 win
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Reno, NV – The Nashville Sounds jumped out to an early lead and held on late to defeat the Reno Aces in a Saturday night slugfest. The Sounds used a seven-run first inning to take the lead and survived an eight-run flurry by Reno to take a 2-1 series lead.
The Sounds did not waste any time getting the bats hot. They erupted in the opening inning to spot Ben Bracewell a 7-0 lead. Just like Friday night, Franklin Barreto cranked a one-out first inning home run to spark the rally. Matt Olson backed up Barreto with a solo blast of his own to give Nashville back-to-back jacks in the second straight game. Joey Wendle, Yairo Muñoz, and Kenny Wilson also got in on the act with run-scoring hits in the inning.
Nashville Sounds and Reno Aces Combine for 23 Runs on 35 Hits. (Nashville Sounds)
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