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  • Board of Trustees Approves Revised Neyland Stadium Renovations Plan
  • The Knoxville Focus for June 27, 2022
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  • Taylor tumbles to great success far and wide
  • The Cantrell Machine & the ‘Battle of the Ballots’
  • Stanton steps down as A-E basketball coach
  • Chief Paul Noel Answers Focus Questions     
  • The Knoxville Focus for June 20, 2022
  • Publisher’s Positions
  • Game On Against Cancer celebrates its 10th anniversary

Hemlock Semiconductor is set to layoff 300 to 400 employees at their Clarksville plant. This is further proof that the proposed megasite in Jefferson County may create jobs, but sustainable jobs prove difficult to come by. Click here to read about the company’s initial investment in Commerce Park a megasite in Clarksville, TN…. and here  to read about upcoming layoffs.

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