Pueblo High School teens studying biotech were having difficulty getting their peers in art class to care about valley fever — until they mentioned that dogs get the disease. “To get people to be interested, you need to connect to their interests,” said Noemi Sumalinog, a 17-year-old Pueblo senior and student in Andrew Lettes’ advanced biotech class. “Everyone cares about dogs.” Indeed, the art students did care about dogs. And
The Tennessee Health Services and Development Agency (“HSDA”) is responsible for regulating the health care industry in Tennessee through the Certificate of Need Program. A Certificate of Need (“CON”) is a permit for the establishment or modification of a health care institution, facility or service at a designated location. The CON program assures that health care projects are accomplished in an orderly, economical manner, consistent with the development of adequate
EVANS, Ga. – Mrs. Brenda Donnelly, age 68, beloved wife of fifty years of Richard Patrick Donnelly, entered into rest at Piedmont Hospital in Atlanta, GA on Tuesday April 10, 2007. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday April 14, 2007 at St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church at 1:00 p.m. with the Reverend Michael Roverse as celebrant. Entombment will be in Bellevue Memorial Gardens Mausoleum. Additional
From left, Whitney Goetz, LaKesha Page, Senator Becky Duncan Massey, Steve Summerall, Governor Bill Haslam, Treasurer David H. Lillard, Jr., Rep. Kevin Brooks, Carol Westlake and Melanie Bull. – photo by Jed Dekalb, Chief State Photographer Families of those with disabilities are now one step closer to saving more money for medical costs with tax-free earnings. Governor Haslam on Monday signed the Tennessee ABLE Act into law, giving State Treasurer
Gayle E. Ruhl, age 72, of Cordova, TN, retired D.E.A. Special Agent in charge of Memphis, TN and Indianapolis, IN, Korean Air Force Vet and member of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, passed away June 29, 2002, husband of Virginia for 50 years; father of Janice Maffit of Indianapolis, IN, Laura Ruhl of Cordova, TN, John Ruhl of Indianapolis, IN, Tom Ruhl of Memphis, TN, Mike Ruhl of Little
Cordova is a fast-growing city in TN. If you’ve been thinking about buying commercial real estate, you’ll want to take a look at the market in Cordova. These are just a few of the reasons you should buy real estate in this area. You Can Do A Lot With Your Money Even if you have a limited budget, you should find a lot of different options in Cordova. In a
There are plenty of Cordova apartments to choose from. It may not be easy to find the best option for you if you don’t know what to look for in the options that you have. Here are some tips so you can find the right apartment for a price that’s more than fair.
Tennessee is the 36th largest state in the United States. The capital of this state is Nashville, which has a population of 655,770. The state of Tennessee is rich with history, with old fashioned ways of thinking. The majority of people who live in the state of Tennessee are used to seeing farms all over the beautiful land. The major industries found here are agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism. The leading
Generations of music lovers have flocked to the beautiful state in order to visit a ton of museums, concert halls, and attractions that either give honor to or were built by music stars. Below are four absolute essential places to visit for music fans passing through Tennessee. Dollywood and Splash Country in Pigeon Forge Named for country music star Dolly Parton, Dollywood is located in the scenic town of Pigeon
There are many different decisions that need to be made when you are considering making a move. Regardless of whether you are moving in the same area or if you are traveling to a different part of the country, it can be an exciting, rewarding and sometimes, frightening time. Making the right decision is imperative for your comfort and safety. If you are making the move to Tennessee, consider the
