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The Collegedale Public Library opened on March 15 for limited in-library use including browsing and checking out books, using the computers and studying at indoor tables. According to a Collegedale Public Library news release, patrons will be required to wear masks, maintain six feet of social distance when using the library services and wait if …

It’s not always the heavy workload that gets to you. It’s not always the questioning of whether or not you are “smart” enough to memorize what your professors are lecturing about. It’s not always the fear of failing in whatever you decided to do or study. You are sure that you are perfectly competent enough …

Sunday night was basketball night with the NBA hosting the dunk contest, 3-point shootout and All-Star game — three events that usually require a full weekend. This year it was Team LeBron vs. Team Durant. Each player got to pick players in a draft style format to create their All-Star team.  Team LeBron was as …

At the March 1 Collegedale commission meeting, Mayor Katie Lamb nominated Paul Frieson, Todd Leamon and Jerry Moody as members for the newly established Board of Building Construction Appeals. Commissioners approved all three nominees. Building and Codes Director Andrew Morkert suggested that Lamb nominate the three now-approved members, since each serves on other boards at …

Big names in football such as Russell Wilson, J. J. Watt and Deshaun Watson have NFL fans wishing to get one of these great talents to help put them over the top. Watt and Watson have both expressed to the Houston Texans that they want out, with Watt receiving a release. Wilson has gone on …

More and more we hear about the push for inclusivity and diversity in every environment. In workplaces, it is becoming standard for employers to hire people of different ethnicities, identities and backgrounds. In the academic world, you hear allegations of universities accepting the admission of students partially based on their ethnicity or race over another …

At the Feb. 22 commission workshop, Collegedale City Manager Ted Rogers announced his plans to retire on March 12.  Rogers has served as the Collegedale city manager for the last 15 years since 2006 when he was appointed by the Board of Commissioners. At the Feb. 15 commission meeting, Commissioner Ethan White called for Rogers …

At the recent Feb. 15 Collegedale commission meeting, commissioners voted to add the reciting of the Pledge of Allegiance to the order of business for all city commission meetings.  According to Mayor Katie Lamb, the ordinance will take effect 30 days from Feb. 15, starting in March.  The idea surfaced after Jim and Sherrye Willis, …

In honor of African-American Heritage Month, here is a list of everyday items that were created by Black inventors. America’s first clockBuilt by Benjamin Banneker in 1752, the first clock built in America was the first step that led to the clocks that keep us on track centuries later and wake us up for our …

Where is your dwelling place? Where do you find yourself returning to everyday? This isn’t necessarily a physical place as much as it is a mental space. Through the highs and lows, what is your first instinct to find comfort? To find consistency?  This mental space can manifest in the form of thought patterns or …

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