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For the first time in nearly two months, Ballad Health was treating more than 100 people hospitalized with the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) on Monday, worrying hospital officials and prompting renewed concerns about the impact another increase in hospitalizations will have on healthcare workers who’ve battled the virus for more than a year now. “It’s really hard on the team,” Ballad’s Chief Infection Prevention Officer Jamie Swift said. “They’ve come through this, they now know what could lie ahead and that’s really disheartening and that’s hard fo...

It’s been nearly six months since Laila Cowell tested positive for the novel coronavirus. “My initial symptoms were not at all alarming, I had lost my taste and smell, I had a fever, aches and pains and generally (was) weak and short of breath,” Cowell said during a press conference Monday morning. “I felt unwell, but not so ill that I needed to seek care in a hospital, and I took care of myself at home and fully expected to return to life as normal within two weeks. “By the end of week three, I felt much worse,” Cowell continued. “I had new symptoms includi...

Blues And Soul Sensation Robert Finley Announces New LP, ‘Sharecropper’s Son’ The autobiographical album, which was produced by Dan Auerbach, is out May 21. Published on Sharecropper’s Son. Available on May 21 via Easy Eye Sound, the autobiographical project was co-written and produced by Auerbach, who declared Finley to be “the greatest living soul singer.” Ahead of the album, Finley is sharing the expressive “Souled Out on You” – a captivating first taste of Sharecropper’s Son. ADVERTISEMENT The ballad, Finley explained in a press release, tells “the story of a relat...

Tennessee will expand vaccine eligibility statewide to residents 65 and older and those in phase 1b of the state’s coronavirus vaccination plan beginning Monday.

Northeast Tennessee reported a net increase of 219 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infections on Thursday, its most in nearly two weeks, causing its seven-day new case rate to increase for the second-consecutive day. As of Thursday, the region was averaging 135.5 new cases per day over the last week, up from a low of 116.1 on Tuesday but still below last week’s high of 160. Sullivan County reported the most new cases with 89, while Carter County (+51) was the only other to report more than 50 new cases. Case totals in Hancock and Johnson counties were reduced by one. Thursday’s new cas...