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Hartford business owner working to rebuild after flood damage

SUMMARY: Several small businesses in Hartford were flooded when the Pigeon River overflowed after a storm. One affected business is The Bean Trees Cafe, owned by Michelle Quar, who described her struggle to recover. Initially a small coffee shop, the cafe has grown to become Quar’s livelihood over 21 years. Floodwaters caused extensive damage, with her equipment floating and severe cleanup challenges due to toxic sludge. Quar, who sustained a chemical burn during the process, expressed gratitude for community support and hopes her café can serve as a symbol of hope as Hartford works towards recovery in the coming weeks and months.

Many small businesses are struggling after historic flooding hit many parts of East Tennessee.
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Eight-grade boy stabbed by fellow classmate at Memphis school, family says

SUMMARY: An eighth-grade boy was stabbed by a classmate at Believe Memphis Academy, requiring six stitches after a fight that began when he laughed at a joke. His parents, who wish to remain anonymous, are outraged as the school did not call an ambulance but reported only a bloody nose. Doctors believe the injury was from a blade, raising concerns about security at the school. The parents are demanding improved safety measures, highlighting the potential dangers when weapons enter schools. The assailant will reportedly face a 10-day suspension. The school has not commented due to a holiday closure.

Two South Memphis parents are outraged after their 13-year-old son was injured at Believe Memphis Academy. READ MORE: https://www.fox13memphis.com/education/eighth-grade-boy-stabbed-by-fellow-student-at-memphis-school-parents-say/article_c30c6bbe-43e2-4dd3-8b59-27c04d9df61f.html
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These Tennessee cities rank at the bottom for most affordable rent, study says

SUMMARY: A WalletHub study ranked Memphis as the lowest among Tennessee cities for affordable rent, placing 153rd out of 182 cities analyzed. Other Tennessee cities include Knoxville (152), Nashville (102), and Chattanooga (82). The study compared median rent costs to household income, finding that Memphis residents spend 26.31% of their income on rent, while Chattanooga residents spend 22.71%. The five cities with the most affordable rent are Bismarck, Sioux Falls, Cheyenne, Cedar Rapids, and Fargo. Conversely, Miami, Newark, New Haven, Detroit, and Glendale were identified as having the least affordable rent.
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Rome Ramirez: Solo Debut

SUMMARY: Rome Ramirez, former Sublime member, celebrates his solo debut with the single “Why Me.” The song reflects his 15-year journey with Sublime, flipping the negative question “Why me?” into a message of gratitude and perseverance. Written with close friend Chris Galbuta, the track showcases Ramirez’s personal growth. The debut single’s cover artwork features a young Ramirez with a Sublime poster, symbolizing his roots. Ramirez, now living in Nashville, is also gearing up for upcoming festivals, including Summerfest in Milwaukee, while releasing more music throughout the year. He remains grateful for his experiences with Sublime and his musical journey.

He is a multi-platinum singer and songwriter, and now He is debuting his solo career today on Local On 2! You know Rome Ramirez from his time as the front man of Sublime and Rome! Now he is stepping out on his own with his new song, “Why Me?”
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