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Trump attends Tennessee football game (opens the original)
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There he was, projected across the jumbotron screen, as the checkerboarded crowd erupted in a mix of cheers and boos. “Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and 47th president of the United States … ” He pumped his fist in the air with a tight-lipped smile as his name was announced to over 100,000 orange-clad fans. Saturday, President Donald Trump attended the Tennessee vs. Texas football game at the University of Tennessee. He appeared in an upper-level box with Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) to his
What to expect ahead of Trump’s presence at Tennessee, Texas game (opens the original)
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With President Donald Trump attending this weekend’s matchup against Texas, attendees can expect lengthened arrival procedures as they make their way to Neyland Stadium. University of Tennessee Police Department Chief Sean Patterson reiterated game day operations to the media during a Friday morning press conference. Admission gates will open at 9 a.m., and fans are advised to arrive at the stadium “significantly earlier than they would for a typical game” to allot extra time to go through each
The vine devouring Dixieland: Knoxville City Council says kudzu has overstayed its welcome (opens the original)
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Covering hillsides, climbing telephone poles and creeping over abandoned homes, kudzu is a staple of Knoxville and the southeastern United States. But the invasive vine’s tenure is coming to an end. In May, Knoxville City Council approved an $80,000 project to remove kudzu and other invasive plants from city parks. This project, funded by a Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry grant, will target non-native plants identified in the 2024 Urban Forest Master Plan as ecologically
Gobble, cluck, squawk: National Wild Turkey Federation navigates return to UT (opens the original)
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A loud, guttural gobble sounds as the great bird struts across the field. Brown feathers fan to form a grand regalia — signifying its ecological importance. The wild turkey is a staple of American wildlife, history and tradition, especially in the Southeast. Through education and advocacy, the National Wild Turkey Federation chapter at the University of Tennessee champions wild turkey conservation on campus and beyond. Created in 1973, the National Wild Turkey Federation has been dedicated to co
“Education transforms families”: Meet new UT Board of Trustees member Misty Mayes (opens the original)
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The University of Tennessee welcomed Misty Mayes, engineer and CEO of Management Solutions, to the UT Board of Trustees in late June. Tennessee Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton appointed Mayes for a six-year term to the board starting in July. As a 1988 graduate of UT’s Tickle College of Engineering, the Knoxville native achieved her bachelor’s degree in an era when few women pursued STEM degrees. “I was one of the first females that ever majored in engineering (at UT),” Mayes said. “It ended
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