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Vikings run past Trojans
By Eric Woods Tribune Sports Editor In a key Region 1-5A clash between Tennessee High and Morristown West, the Trojans came out flat while the…
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Hurricane Isaias leave two dead, over 800K without power
By Ian Robinson (The Center Square) – Two people were killed and another injured as Hurricane Isaias brought damaging winds, falling trees and widespread power outages across the Southeast, with emergency crews beginning recovery efforts Saturday. In Escambia County, Florida, a woman died after a tree fell on her, Sheriff Chip W. Simmons confirmed in…
Arts & Entertainment

The Factory at Franklin: Williamson County’s tourist magnet
By Lily Agee, MTSU Seigenthaler News Service FRANKLIN, Tenn. – Near the center of downtown Franklin rests an old stove factory built in the 1920s. It’s fitted with eroded brick walls, aged metal pipes and faded white letters reading “Dortch Stove Works” over the entrance. Though almost 100 years old, this factory remains far from…
Lakeway Magazine

More Than Skin Deep: Dr. Joseph Prohaska Brings Dermatology Care Close to Home
By Lane Moore For Dr. Joseph Prohaska, dermatology offers something he has always valued in medicine—the opportunity to identify a problem, treat it and often allow a patient to see the difference. It is one of the reasons a dermatologist and Mohs surgeon at HealthStar found his way into the specialty and, eventually, to serving…
Living
Ballad Health’s mobile 3D mammography unit to offer screenings across the Appalachian Highlands in October
From Contributed Reports JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — Ballad Health’s mobile 3D mammography unit will make stops throughout the Appalachian Highlands in October, bringing convenient breast…


