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The Good Earth opens in East Nashville
Stocked with everything from vitamins to vegetables, John Dyke's Good earth Market is poised to fill a niche in the East Nashville market. It is the only health food store in that area.
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Neglecting public education costs state revenue
In Tennessee, as many as 70 percent of our fourth-, fifth- and eight graders score below the proficient level on national tests.
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George L. Yowell
No double standard when public safety is at stake
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Corrections officers seek better pay, pension
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Bobcats, Brentwood vie for Region 6
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