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by Blake Meador Last July, my husband Rod took me out to grab a quick bite and maybe swing by

by Blake Meador Last July, my husband Rod took me out to grab a quick bite and maybe swing by

Declining to attend, Congressman says he’s skeptical WASHINGTON – Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-09) watched President Trump’s second State of the

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By Kevin Shaw | photos courtesy of Playhouse on the Square I feel sorry for my kids. My twins were born when I was 39 years old (13

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by Joan Allison | photo courtesy of Barberstock I recently got an opportunity to travel to Palm Springs for the

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by Kevin Shaw | photos by Kevin Reed Kicking off 2019, is a new play at POTS@TheWorks called Back When

by Robin Beaudoin The current political climate might have one doubting their faith in God, in religion, and in mankind.