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Execution depends upon informationKnute Rockne was one of the most successful football coaches of all time. From 1918 through 1930, Rockne led Notre Dame to the enviable record of 105 games won, 12 lost, and 5 tied. According to...
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Ford Construction’s Marsh elected as President of Tennessee Road Builders Association (3/17/23)Special to the State GazetteBrian Marsh, Vice President of Ford Construction Company was recently elected as the President of the Tennessee Road Builders Association (TRBA). Marsh’s leadership style fits perfectly with the...
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Comparion Insurance Agency holds ribbon cutting (3/17/23)
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Never stop recruiting (3/16/23)The industrial base in Dyer County has changed dramatically over the years. Early settlers recognized the transportation advantages of a location on the Forked Deer River, which feeds into the mighty...
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Discovery Park of America announces sponsor of new West Tennessee Performance Stage (3/10/23)Special to the State GazetteUnion City, Tenn.— Discovery Park of America has announced a new partnership with Total Tech Solutions that includes naming rights of the museum and heritage park’s new performance venue. The Total...
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Career Coaching with Ken Coleman: Creating a solid resumé (3/10/23)Special to the State GazetteBelieve it or not, creating a solid resumé is just as important as prepping for your job interview. Your resumé is your chance to make a strong first impression on the recruiter. But before you get...
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WestStar hosts Working Women’s Conference (3/4/23)
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Gibson EMC tax dollars benefit NW TN (3/4/23)Special to the State GazetteTRENTON, Tenn. — Gibson Electric Membership Corporation recently paid $2,209,427 in 2022 ad valorem taxes to the eight northwest Tennessee counties it serves and $196,231 in property taxes to the...
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Around the Corner (3/1/23)A few years ago, I attended the 50th graduate reunion of the founding of my college fraternity. It was a great time of renewing friendships from decades ago, laughing and sharing forgotten stories...
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Chick-fil-A Dyersburg to limit service one week for drive-thru upgrade (2/25/23)Special to the State GazetteThe busy Chick-fil-A location in Dyersburg will be operating with limited service the week of March 6, 2023 for expansion of its drive-thru service. Mitch Fielder, the Owner/Operator for the...
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Hamilton-Ryker group commits to UTM College of Business and Global Affairs (2/25/23)Special to the State GazetteThe University of Tennessee Foundation, Inc., has partnered with the Hamilton-Ryker Group, Inc., to support the UT Martin College of Business and Global Affairs and the UT Martin Department of...
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No one cares (2/23/23)I had lunch this week with a couple of folks. As we bantered, discussed and debated the world’s problems, the conversation turned to “influence.” How do we gain it; how do we use it; how do we...
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Boho Studio Beauty Lounge holds ribbon cutting (2/18/23)
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Is college the best choice for you? (2/18/23)Ken Coleman, special to the State GazetteGoing to college provides plenty of benefits for some people. For high school students, it might seem like the logical next step after graduation. For older adults, going back to school might sound...
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A singular vision (2/16/23)In Homestead, Florida, surrounded by fast-food, small businesses and apartments, stands the testament to one man’s unique vision. Just off of the South Dixie Highway, more than 1,000 tons of oolite...
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The latest Internet scams and how to avoid them (2/10/23)George Kamel, special to the State GazetteOnline scammers have gotten so sneaky lately that it’s not just your elderly grandparents at risk—boomers, millennials and even Gen Z-ers can get taken advantage of if they’re not careful. That’s...
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Leaders Education Foundation’s collegiate scholarships now open (2/9/23)Special to the State GazetteLeaders Education Foundation, a non-profit 501c(3) will award $25,000 to graduating high school seniors. The Leaders Education Foundation Collegiate Scholarship Program will award scholarships of...
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Slow ride (2/9/23)It's a sickening feeling to hit your brakes or turn your wheel, only to see that you have no control over either direction or speed. Far too many personally experienced that nauseating realization as...
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Howlidays Pet Resort holds ribbon cutting (2/4/23)
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How to save money in college (2/4/23)Kristina Ellis, special to the State GazetteCollege can be a lot of things—fun, exciting, challenging, exhausting, rewarding—but “cheap” doesn’t usually make the list. And if you’re in college right now, or you will be soon, I want you to be...
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A diplomat's work is demanding ... but also rewarding (2/4/23)Question 1: Iran’s location allows it to exercise control over which strategic international maritime pathway? Question 2: Your supervisor edited a document that you drafted that will be sent to your...
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Tyson Foods invests over $20M into Newbern facility (1/28/23)Special to the State GazetteTyson Foods is investing more than $20 million into the local Newbern community by expanding its production capabilities, building a team-member wellness center, and constructing an independent...
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Student loan payments postponed ... again (1/28/23)Kristina Ellis, special to the State GazetteWe often think of the new year as a fresh start, but one obstacle that’s still lingering in the background for so many is the burden of student loan debt. The good news is that you don’t have to...