Seniors get first Habitat for Humanity homes in Easton Meadow
In Knoxville two new Habitat for Humanity homes designed for seniors emphasize accessibility with no stairs and wider doorways. The $40,000 houses, funded by Baptist Health and St Mary’s, feature 20 year no-interest mortgages.
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Student sent home over Confederate flag shirt
A Fontainebleau High School sophomore was sent home for wearing a T-shirt depicting the Confederate flag and Jefferson Davis after a warning to remove Confederate imagery. Parents vow to fight, a legal group weighs a lawsuit, while officials cite safety concerns and disruptive tensions.
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