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Oak Ridge Memorial hosts Wreaths Across America to honor veterans

United States · United States

Oak Ridge Memorial hosts Wreaths Across America to honor veterans

100% Center coverage: 7 sources

The program lays wreaths on veterans' graves across the country to honor and thank them for their service.See the Story

Tennessee Football Releases 2026 Schedule with Nine SEC Games

Southeastern Conference

Tennessee Football Releases 2026 Schedule with Nine SEC Games

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Mark your calendars: The 2026 Tennessee football season schedule is here. The upcoming year will be the first to feature the nine Southeastern Conference games since the league announced the change earlier this year. Under the new format, each SEC school will play every other SEC school at least once every [...]See the Story

Virginia to Ban Soda, Energy Drink Purchases with SNAP Benefits

Virginia to Ban Soda, Energy Drink Purchases with SNAP Benefits

100% Center coverage: 5 sources

Virginia will no longer allow residents to purchase carbonated sweetened beverages using SNAP benefits starting April 1, following approval of a federal waiver.See the Story

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