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Etowah’s Ryan Triplett has added to his collection of golf titles and hopes to add another gold medal next week.
The golf programs at Tennessee Wesleyan University picked up a new addition on Tuesday.
McMinn Central's girls soccer team lost 5-1 at Signal Mountain on Tuesday.
CLEVELAND — McMinn County’s match Tuesday was little more than a formality on the way to an undefeated regular-season dance through District 5-AAA opponents.
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We asked: Do you favor right to die laws that allow terminally ill people to legally end their life? Do you have religious or ethical concerns with it or do you see it as a merciful way to end suffering?
“You got an iPhone,” said the millennial to her grandmother. “Why did you get an iPhone? You don’t need a smartphone. Do you even know how to text? I think you should just stick with making phone calls.”
The social media hashtag for the week tells me that it’s Working Parents Week — a time to shed light on how families are really doing when it comes to balancing careers, raising children and achieving some quality of life.
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Eva Nell Harris Dockins, 84, a lifelong resident of Athens, pa…
Cynthia “Cindy” Darlene Monroe Carter, 56, of Athens, passed a…
Walter Eugene Harris, 75, of Etowah, passed away Sunday evenin…
Rita Joudry Boggess, 88, of Athens, died Tuesday, Sept. 10, 20…
William Dallas “Bill” Ferguson, 84, of Etowah, passed away on …
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• Ashley Kersey, 28, of 128 Arkansas Lane, Delano, was arrested on Sept. 15 by the Etowah Police Department and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, simple possession, driving under the influence and three counts of child endangerment. She was being held on $14,000 bond and faced a… Read more
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