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Are a little bit hesitant but they're hesitant to get the vaccine because their questions aren't being answered. instead of answering questions saying you can't ask them. if you ask them, you are an anti-vaxer. well, no, we want to create people to be pro-vaccine if it works for them in consultation with their doctors. and the only way you can get people to trust the information is by giving them the information. you tell me that i don't have the right to ask questions? well then i'm going to become suspicious of what you are hiding. and that just is counter productive. >> lawrence: yeah. jaso...

The 312 Alamogordo High School graduates of the Class of 2021 made it through a senior year marked by a pandemic and virtual learning.

Editor’s note: this article discusses mental illness and suicide. For Mental Health Awareness Month, Franklin Tomorrow dedicated its monthly FrankTalks event Monday to the subject, inviting local mental health experts and advocates to discuss the available resources and efforts to offer support to those suffering in the Williamson County community. Last May, Franklin Mayor Ken Moore and his blue-ribbon panel of local mental health advocates launched the Find Hope Franklin website, which acts as a hub for finding mental health services and information pertaining to Franklin and Williamson...

creative:impact SCRAP Creative ReUse Director Claire Tyra Credit Juniper Beaty Using creativity to keep usable waste from the landfill is the mission of SCRAP Creative Reuse and the subject of "creative:impact," when Claire Tyra, the director of SCRAP, joins Deb Polich of The Arts Alliance and WEMU's David Fair.  Listen here.   Listen Deb Polich, President and CEO of The Arts Alliance Creative industries in Washtenaw County add hundreds of millions of dollars to the local economy.  In the weeks and months to come, 89.1 WEMU's David Fair and co-host Deb Polich, the President and CEO of...

Franklin Tomorrow and the city of Franklin went back to the basics Monday during the nonprofit’s monthly FrankTalks lecture event, as city leaders walked through the “ABCs of city government.” City Administrator Eric Stuckey led event participants through the overall structure and purpose of local government, inviting several city officials to share about their roles. “We sometimes just assume everybody knows these things, and we don’t want to do that,” Stuckey said. “We want to make sure that we are giving you the basics, helping you understand the structur...