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Nashville Honky Tonks late rally falls short at Round Rock Dance Halls, 6-5
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Round Rock, TX – For the second night in a row, the Nashville Honky Tonks got home runs from Ramon Laureano and Jake Smolinski and rallied late, only to fall 6-5 against the Round Rock Dance Halls on Saturday night at Dell Diamond. The Honky Tonks have lost three of the first four in the series and the Battle for the Boot and are back to .500 on the season at 27-27.
The Honky Tonks never led in the game but fought back from a 5-0 deficit. Former Nashville pitcher Yovani Gallardo gave up just one run over seven innings against his old team. Smolinski grounded out in the sixth to score Nick Martini to get Nashville on the board.
Ramon Laureano and Jake Smolinski homer again but Nashville Honky Tonks loses another 6-5 contest. (Nashville Sounds)
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Tennessee Consumer Affairs offers Tips to Avoid Summer Job Scams
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance says If a Summer Job Sounds Too Good to Be True, It Probably Is
Nashville, TN – As the school year comes to a close, many students are searching for a way to earn money during summer break.
The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance’s (TDCI) Division of Consumer Affairs is advising Tennesseans of all ages to be wary of job announcements that promise more than they can deliver.
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Clarksville Parks and Recreation announces Mayor’s Summer Night Lights to kick off June 4th
Youths invited to enjoy food, games, crafts and sports
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan invites Clarksville youths to join in a summer program filled with fun activities and free food designed to help them fight summertime boredom.
The sixth season of the Mayor’s Summer Night Lights program will kick off June 4th and continue at various locations throughout the summer with DJs, athletic competitions, arts and crafts, local music performances, and more.
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Former APSU coach Dave Loos enshrined in OVC Hall of Fame at annual league awards brunch
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Nashville, TN – Friday morning, June 1st, 2018, former Austin Peay State University (APSU) Men’s Basketball head coach Dave Loos strode to the podium to accept yet another enshrinement, this time into the Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame.
“I hope I grew as a coach through the years,” Loos said. “You have coaches who win at all costs, and you have coaches who are transforming lives, not only coaching the X’s and O’s but mentoring student-athletes. I think that’s what’s going on in the OVC, and I appreciate that and I was proud to be a part of that and I would simply tell you to keep up the good work.”
Dave Loos inducted into the Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame. (APSU Sports Information)
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Fort Campbell WTB Soldiers Sgt. John Weasner and Maj. Adam Ziegler to compete in 2018 Warrior Games
Written by Maria Yager
Blanchfield Army Community Hospital Public Affairs
Fort Campbell, KY – Two Soldiers assigned to the Fort Campbell Warrior Transition Battalion were selected to compete in the 2018 Department of Defense Warrior Games, June 1st–9th, 2018 at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
“It’s very exciting to have two of our Soldiers competing in the Warrior Games this year. Our adaptive reconditioning team works with all our wounded, ill and injured Soldiers to help them maximize their full potential in physical activities to reach optimal health and wellness,” said Lt. Col. Shawn Butler, Fort Campbell WTB commander.
Fort Campbell Warrior Transition Battalion soldiers Sgt. John Weasner (right) and Maj. Adam Ziegler (left) to play in 2018 Warrior Games 2018 U.S. Department of Defense Warrior Games.
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APSU Football releases kickoff time for season opener at Georgia
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Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University football team now has a time for its 2018 season opener at Georgia with the Southeastern Conference announcing its broadcast schedule, Thursday.
The Governors and Bulldogs will open the season with a 2:30pm (CT), Saturday, September 1st contest at Sanford Stadium in a game that will be televised nationally on ESPN.
Austin Peay Governors Football to open 2018 Season at the Georgia Bulldogs on September 1st. Kickoff set for 2:30pm. (APSU Sports Information)
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TBI reports Steven Joshua Wiggins in custody for homicide of Dickson County Sheriff’s Deputy
Nashville, TN – An investigation by Special Agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, working jointly with the Dickson County Sheriff’s Office, the Tennessee Highway Patrol, and multiple other local, state and federal agencies, has resulted in the arrest of a man who was the subject of a two-day manhunt in Dickson County.
At the request of 23rd District Attorney General Ray Crouch, on May 30th, TBI Special Agents, along with these partner agencies, responded to investigate the on-duty homicide of Dickson County Sergeant Daniel Baker.
Steven Joshua Wiggins was apprehended by a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper Friday morning.
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Clarksville Regional Airport improving Runway to accommodate Larger Aircraft
Clarksville Regional Airport
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Regional Airport’s primary runway (17/35) is closed until further notice to complete an extensive $12.9 million reconstruction project.
The project will rebuild and upgrade the primary runway and its markings, lighting and signage, as well as increase existing taxiway clearances. The upgrades will bring the airfield into full compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) standards.
The $12.9 million runway reconstruction project at Clarksville Regional Airport began in early May with the complete milling and resurfacing of the airport’s primary 6,000-foot runway. These upgrades will bring the airfield into full compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) standards.
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NASA using new Technology to observe Carbon in Earth’s Atmosphere
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena, CA – It’s a scientific conundrum with huge implications for our future: How will our planet react to the increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?
That seemingly simple question is particularly tricky because carbon — an essential building block for life on Earth — does not stay in one place or take only one form. Carbon in its many forms, both from natural and human-caused sources, moves within and among the atmosphere, the ocean and land as our living planet breathes. To track and inventory carbon and unravel the many intricate processes that cause it to morph across the planet is an epic challenge.
And that’s where NASA comes in.
NASA’s latest carbon-observing space mission is the Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2, which is making unprecedented global measurements of carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere. (NASA-JPL/Caltech)
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