George Gershwin’s ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ is a story of jazz, race and the fraught notion of America’s melting pot
Weaponized Empathy
Love the clothes you have
Book Review: The Secrets of Earth’s ‘Silvery Sister’
Under the skin: bullying’s hidden health effects
Book Review: Decoding the Reign of the Algorithm
Recycling tyres and plastics with an ancient heating method
Not in Your Head
Tennessee High Schoolers Solved a Nearly 40-Year-Old Serial Murder Mystery
Lifestyles Stories
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Summer Means Road Trips and Increased Bear Activity “Black bears are one of Tennessee’s state treasures and it’s everyone’s responsibility to keep them wild and keep them alive,” says Dan Gibbs, TWRA Black Bear Coordinator. “Bear management experience has shown that bears attracted to human food sources, or that are deliberately fed by humans, have a relatively short life.”. .
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‘Photography in Tennessee: Early Studios and the Medium’s First Century’ Opens June 10 The show explores the origins and impact of photography in Tennessee, highlighting the state's social and political history through the medium's early development.
