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Feb 6 2023
07:42:am
By: bizgrrl shortURL
"Director of Alcoa City Schools Becky Stone told The Daily Times that there were 24 teacher absences Friday; 14 went unfilled. Those absences mostly stem from COVID-19 and stomach illnesses."
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Discussing
- Alcoa Schools close for teacher shortages (1 reply)
- City of Alcoa's costly wish list for Alcoa Highway. (1 reply)
- Blount County coronavirus cases at 39,189 as of 4/23/2022 (1 reply)
- Blount County coronavirus cases at 39,079 as of 4/2/2022 (1 reply)
- Blount County coronavirus cases at 38,344 as of 2/12/2022 (1 reply)
- Blount County coronavirus cases at 33,274 as of 1/22/2022 (2 replies)
- Blount County coronavirus cases at 26,253 as of 1/03/2022 (1 reply)
- Blount Memorial at record high for COVID-19 hospitalizations (1 reply)
- Blount County coronavirus cases nearly 16,000 as of 07/12/2021 (3 replies)
- Blount County coronavirus pandemic numbers (2 replies)
- The City of Alcoa's uncontrolled and costly development (2 replies)
- Alcoa City Schools opened Wednesday, July 22nd (1 reply)
TN Progressive
- Alcoa Safe Streets Plan Survey (BlountViews)
- WATCH THIS SPACE. (Left Wing Cracker)
- Report on Blount County, TN, No Kings event (BlountViews)
- America As It Is Right Now (RoaneViews)
- A friend sent this: From Captain McElwee's Tall Tales of Roane County (RoaneViews)
- The Meidas Touch (RoaneViews)
- Massive Security Breach Analysis (RoaneViews)
- (Whitescreek Journal)
- Lee's Fried Chicken in Alcoa closed (BlountViews)
- Alcoa, Hall Rd. Corridor Study meeting, July 30, 2024 (BlountViews)
- My choices in the August election (Left Wing Cracker)
- July 4, 2024 - aka The Twilight Zone (Joe Powell)
TN Politics
- Court orders ICE to justify arrest of Nashville journalist (TN Lookout)
- State Medicaid budgets will decline by $665 billion under new federal law, report finds (TN Lookout)
- After positive January, latest job report shows losses again (TN Lookout)
- Court of Appeals hears arguments over Tennessee National Guard presence in Memphis (TN Lookout)
- Stockard on the Stump: Tennessee leader sees no conflict but sells Tesla stock (TN Lookout)
- ‘What’s your plan for this pregnancy?’ Comfort, shame and a missed diagnosis (TN Lookout)
Knox TN Today
- Spring football practice: Expect progress but no miracles (Knox TN Today)
- Meet Braiden: Monday’s Parent-A-Child (Knox TN Today)
- Shocked: Senators play politics with judicial appointment (Knox TN Today)
- Meet the candidates for Knox County Trustee (Knox TN Today)
- HEADLINES: News and events from the World, the USA, Tennessee, Knox & Historic Notes (Knox TN Today)
- After prison, purpose matters: One Knoxville ministry is built around that truth (Knox TN Today)
- Mission Monday: Empower community ministries (Knox TN Today)
- Vandy started fast, Vols never caught up (Knox TN Today)
- Lady Vols depart early from Greenville (Knox TN Today)
- Dishing It Out: Chicken by the Sea (Knox TN Today)
- Updates: Beaver Creek water trail + Keep Knoxville Beautiful ++ (Knox TN Today)
- Knox the Fox sponsors Donnie: The hug-loving Akita mix with a free ticket home (Knox TN Today)
Local TV News
- Two railroad crossings along Knoxville greenway to close for repairs (WATE)
- 'To carry on Justin's name' Golf Tournament honors fallen Blount County Deputy (WATE)
- Winner of Netflix's 'Outlast' charged with child rape in Knox County (WATE)
- Teen charged with DUI after car hits house in Knoxville, injuring man (WATE)
- Women leaders recognized for community impact at Nashville event (WATE)
- Former Sevierville officer charged with DUI after off-duty crash in November (WATE)
News Sentinel
State News
- Vols still seeking identity as SEC tournament looms - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Remember When, Chattanooga? Timesville was the Walden’s Ridge dream that fell flat - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- ‘Industrial gem’ in Chattanooga sold for $6.7M - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
- Cutcliffe’s influence with Vols now on the defensive side - Chattanooga Times Free Press (Times Free Press)
Wire Reports
- Crude oil prices surpass $100 a barrel as the Iran war impedes production and shipping - AP News (Business)
- "Explosive" device thrown amid anti-Islam protest near NYC Mayor Mamdani's home: NYPD - Axios (US News)
- Oil Tops $100 as War Rages, US Stock Futures Drop: Markets Wrap - Bloomberg (Business)
- Video appears to show U.S. Tomahawk hit naval base near Iranian school - The Washington Post (US News)
- South Korea Stocks Plunge as Oil Spike on Iran War Hurts Outlook - Bloomberg (Business)
- New Orleans airport seeing long lines, delays due to partial government shutdown - WDSU (US News)
- Strike on alleged drug boat kills 6 in Eastern Pacific, U.S. military says - CBS News (US News)
- China consumer prices buoyed by oil surge and lunar new year - Financial Times (Business)
- Jesse Jackson Jr. rebukes Obama, Clinton, and Biden for not truly knowing his father during memorial service - Fox News (US News)
- Trump says rising oil prices ‘a very small price to pay’ for ‘safety and peace’ - The Hill (US News)
- Trump’s ‘roaring’ economy meets a rough start to 2026: What the latest numbers show - AP News (Business)
- OpenAI robotics leader resigns over concerns about Pentagon AI deal - NPR (Business)
- Trump Wants to ‘Take Over’ Elections. These States Are Prime Targets. - The New York Times - The New York Times (US News)
- ICE Detention of Teen Musicians Roils Texas Mariachi Community - The New York Times - The New York Times (US News)
- Analyzing the SpaceX IPO: What would it take to justify a $1.5 trillion market cap? - Fortune (Business)
Local area websites:
Blount DemsMC Democrats
Raven Society
League of Women Voters
Wendy Pitts Reeves
Stop Alcoa Parkway
KnoxViews
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TN Clean Water Network
TN Dems
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Media websites:
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Maryville City Schools closed
Maryville City Schools closed Friday, Feb. 24, 2023, due to staff shortages.