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Biden On Thursday Said His Administration Will Require All Federal Employees And Contractors To Show Proof Of Vaccination. Federal Workers Or Contractors Who Can’t Show A Proof Of Vaccination Will Be Required To Wear Masks, Practice Physical Distancing, And Be Subject To Twice-Weekly COVID-19 Tests Under The New Rules.
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As The Overall Number Three Seed In The 64-team NCAA Tournament, The Vols Will Face LSU In The Knoxville Super Regional On Saturday, June 12, At 7 P.M. ET On ESPN2. Game Two Will Be Sunday At Noon Or 3 P.M. ET On ESPN2 Or ESPNU, And Game Three…
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On Friday, May 7th, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly Again Updated The City’s COVID-19 Executive Orders, This Time Specifically To Lift Restrictions On Tournament Usage Of Softball Fields.
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Kids And Pros Football Will Be Celebrating Their 11th year In Chattanooga, This Year With A Free 3-hour Clinic At The Boyd Buchanan School. They Use Football To Teach Kids 5 Core Principles: Sportsmanship, Integrity, Excellence, Perseverance, And Teamwork.
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Tennessee Collected More Than $4.3 Million In Sports Wagering Revenue In January, According To A Report From The Tennessee Education Lottery.
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Lee Stopped Short Of Voicing Support For Tennessee Bill To Prohibit Trans Students From Participating In Middle & High School Girls’ Athletics, But Said “Transgenders participating in women’s sports will destroy women’s sports. It will ruin the opportunity for girls to earn scholarships. It will put a glass ceiling back over women that hasn’t been there. I think it’s bad for women and for women’s sports.”
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Maryville City Schools Sent Out A Diversity Study To Parents And Families Of The School District To See If They Supported A Petition To Change The Rebels Mascot. Results Found Significant Support For Keeping The Mascot And Name.
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“Sometimes small gestures have unexpected consequences. Major initiatives practically guarantee them.” President Joe Biden’s January 20, 2021 Executive Order on Preventing and Combating Discrimination on the Basis of Gender Identity or Sexual Orientation’s most controversial aspect , or at least the item that has received the greatest attention to date, is the likely impact on women’s sports. Federally funded institutions will be forced to allow biological men access to women’s sports and scholarships meant for women in sports. This would include virtually all colleges and universities, and nearly every public high school in America.
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Tennessee joined over a dozen states that are considering regulations for youth athletics. In the Tennessee House, legislation is being advanced that could restrict transgender girls from playing middle or high school sports.
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Tennessee Collected Roughly $2.4 Million In Sports-Wagering Tax Revenue During November – The Second Highest Sports-Betting Tax Rate In The Country.
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