Rochester Storytellers Night will feature tales of the Games We Play
The Wednesday, June 21, show starts at 7 p.m. at Comedy@The Carlson, 50 Carlson Road. Doors open at 6 p.m.
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The Wednesday, June 21, show starts at 7 p.m. at Comedy@The Carlson, 50 Carlson Road. Doors open at 6 p.m.
Honorees at the Humphrey School's Public Leadership Awards event on May 25, 2022. Standing, L-R: Lee Wallace (UMN Outstanding Achievement Award recipient); Dean Nisha Botchwey; Tracey Williams-Dillard; Acooa Ellis; John Marshall, representing Xcel Energy. Front: Reatha Clark King. Photo: Bruce SilcoxFriends and supporters of the Humphrey School of Public Affairs gathered for a spirited celebration of public service May 25 to recognize four distinguished recipients of the 2022 Hubert H. Humphrey Public Leadership Awards. The awardees are Reatha Clark King, a pioneer in chemistry at NASA, i...
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'Please be respectful' | Sevier County busy as spring break season begins As tourism picks up again, health leaders warn the pandemic isn't over yet. Things like masks and social distancing are still necessary to help slow the spread. Author: Grace King (10News) Updated: 7:02 AM EDT March 15, 2021 SEVIER COUNTY, Tenn — In Sevier County, lifetime Gatlinburg resident Clark King said business had slowed down on the weekdays for the past five or six weeks. That's no longer true. "We're going to be slammed," King said. "I'm a little concerned that people are letti...
COVID-19 deaths soaring in Tennessee's more rural counties More than half of Sevier County's COVID-19 deaths have been reported in the last month. Health leaders warn that trend may continue before it slows down. Author: Grace King (10News) Updated: 6:41 PM EST January 13, 2021 SEVIER COUNTY, Tenn — When Clark King looks at how many people have died recently in Sevier County, it makes him sad. As of January 13, at least 99 people have died because of COVID-19. He and his wife know at least five of them. "That statistic to me is mind boggling," he said. "It's ...