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BEAT THE HEAT THIS SUMMER AT THE WETLANDS WATERPARK

Volume 03 Issue 121 Publisher Lisa Durbin Creative Director Jon Bill Forrester Managing Editor Peggy Gale Distribution Herbie Durbin Jon Bill Forrester Entertainment Coordinator Andreax Jarre Public Relations Correspondent Lee Lee Williams Contributing Staff Andy Ross

your week’s line-up

04 Spotlight

Kathie Scalf

06 Tusculum University, Greeneville Lions Club partner to enhance space outside Pioneer Park 06 Beezwax

08 Puzzle Page 09 Pets of the Week 11 Things To Do 12 Tri-Cities Faces and Places 14

Hotels with Heart Spring Campaign Exceeds Expectations!

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Biker Events

16 Theatre Bristol presents "Disney’s The Little Mermaid" in Johnson City

Wendy Hayden Ann Hartley

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07 Tri-Cities Nightlife

18 “Feast and Flower” Garden Tour

Ken Silvers

22 WQUT Concert Schedule

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Hello Friends!

We are so excited to have Wetlands on our cover again this year! It is amazing that we have this wonderful water park right here in Jonesborough. I hope you will make plans to take your family to visit this historical town and water park.

ETSU Martin Center has a presentation of Stomp coming up and Theatre Bristol is planning to entertain us with Adam and Eve and The Little Mermaid. So many fun things to do! If you would like to add some education to the fun head on over to Elizabethton for Sycamore Shoals presentation of Liberty.

Whatever you are doing this summer I hope that you will be happy healthy and ……hydrated ☺ Thank you for your continued support of our little family paper! We love all of you!

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What Motivates You 19 Tea Time with Appalachian Barbie:

Knowing Your Worth 21 Pop Life

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare 23 Batteries Not Included: Dogfight

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Noah Spencer 8:00pm at The Corner If Birds Could Fly 9:30pm at Bristol Casino Bar MONDAY May 27th Anthony Childress 7:00pm at Cascade Draft House Johnson City Johnson City, TN

Bristol TN/Va Bristol, TN/VA WEDNESDAY May 22nd Vaden Landers 7:00pm at Cascade Draft House Stone Fire Band 7pm at The Mountain at Thunder Valley THURSDAY May 23rd Jaru and The Soulamanders 7:00pm at Bristol Casino Bar FRIDAY May 24th Brandon Maddox 6:00pm at Bristol Casino Bar Chris Long 7:00pm at Cascade Draft House From The Edge Band 7:00pm at Observation Knob Park Brandon Maddox 7:00pm at the Sessions Hotel Jaru & The Soulamanders 8:00pm at The Corner Kayla McKinney 9:30pm at Bristol Casino Bar SATURDAY May 25th Lauren Cole Band 6:00pm at Bristol Casino Bar Hannah Rae 7:00pm at Cascade Draft House

TUESDAY May 21st Old Time Jam 5:00pm at Yee-Haw Brewing Company Brim & Marci Leal 6:30pm at Rocks Wood Fired Pizza WEDNESDAY May 22nd Rheva & Keegan’s Irish Fiddle Tunes 5:30pm at Mulligan’s Gaming Pub

Kingsport

Lawless Band 9:00pm at CJ’s Sports Bar

THURSDAY May 23rd

SUNDAY May 26th

Sarah Beth Lovell 7:00pm at The Reserve

Jason Lloyd 7:00pm at Lakeview Marina

Cash Crop 7:30pm at Lakeview Marina

MONDAY May 27th

Kingsport, TN

FRIDAY May 24th

Gents & Liars 5:00pm at Lakeview Marina

Holly & Dirt Road Rising 7:30pm at Lakeview Marina

Elizabethton, TN Elizabethton

Justin Mychals Music 7:00pmat Model City Tap House Benny Wilson & Quentin Horton 7:00pm at Gypsy Circus Cider Company Clayton Potter 7:00pm at High Voltage

HB Beverly 6:30pm at Rocks Wood Fired Pizza

Little Black Mountain Band 9:00pm at CJ’s Sports Bar

THURSDAY May 23rd

SATURDAY May 25th

Justin Mychaels 6:30pm at Rocks Wood FIred Pizza

Jeff Lane & Buffalo Down!

7:00pm at High Voltage

FRIDAY May 24th

Dan Signor 7:00pm at Gypsy Circus Cider Company

Jeff Lane 6:30pm at Rocks Wood FIred Pizza Cliff B. Worsham | Jon Charles Dwyer | Jacob Danielsen-Moore 10:00pm at Capone’s

Harmony & Grit 7:30pm at Model City Taphouse

SATURDAY May 25th James Roberts 7:00pm at Jiggy Ray’s

Abingdon, VA Abingdon, VA SATURDAY May 25th Robirohi 5:00pm at Nicewonder Vineyards SUNDAY May 26th Josh Bowles & Tom Zeske III 2:00pm at Abingdon Vineyards Butler, TNButler, TN SATURDAY May 25th Stone Fire Band 6:00pm at Cove Ridge Marina

SATURDAY May 25th Seppuku | Failure 2 Conform | Weight Shift 10:00pm at Capone’s SUNDAY May 26th Rheva & Keegan’s Irish Fiddle Tunes 5:30pm at Mulligan’s Gaming Pub

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Jeff Little Trio

FRIDAY JUNE 7TH 2024

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Tusculum University, Greeneville Lions Club Partner to Enhance Space Outside Pioneer Park With More Than 400 Flowers Tusculum University and the Greeneville Lions Club have teamed to further beautify the campus with the planting of gorgeous flowers outside Pioneer Park.

Three club members joined representatives of the Tusculum Facilities Management Department and the general manager of the Greeneville Flyboys Monday, May 13, to plant red and white vinca flowers in the elevated circular grass by the ticket booth and gates. The park is the home for the university’s baseball team and the Flyboys, a member of the Appalachian League.

“One of the things Lions International focuses on is the environment and helping in the community,” said Nancy Southerland, the club’s secretary. “We felt we could conduct a beautification project.

Plus, we wanted to find ways we could partner with Tusculum.”

Southerland comes to ballgames at the park, and her husband works during the Flyboys’ season. She

said they noticed that part of the campus has not had flowers of late.

“We thought the flower planting would be a good project to get us and Tusculum working together as well as fulfill some of our club’s principles and support the Flyboys,” Southerland said. “We just figured it would be a good community thing to do.

It makes the space look as if it is finished. This has gone so smoothly with everybody helping.”

Flyboys call home even more special,” he said.

In addition to this initiative, the Lions Club is assisting the university with the Pioneer Exchange, a food pantry and clothing closet on campus.

It provides groceries, residence hall supplies, textbooks, school supplies hygiene products and clothing for students needing assistance.

To learn more about the local Lions Club, please Joining Southerland from the club were Susan Price, visit greenevillelions.org/. Information about the university is available at www.tusculum.edu. vice president, and Garrett Hensley, a director.

Details about the Flyboys can be accessed at: In all, the group planted about 400 flowers, which www.appyleague.com/greeneville/. came from Sunnyhill Greenhouse, a local business.

Some of the nice attributes about the vincas are their hardiness and ability to bloom until the fall, she said. Southerland said the flowers outside the park will grow and add to the campus’ ambience for visitors to that area, including potential new students.

“We are extremely grateful to the Lions Club for its thoughtfulness in including the university in its outreach efforts,” said Carrie Maggert, Tusculum’s vice president of operations. “This project provided some beautiful color to that part of campus and will delight our guests at the park. We value our connections with the community and are thrilled we were able to collaborate with the Lions Club on this initiative.”

Chad Grindstaff, left, and Garrett Hensley plant flowers.

The planting is timely because the Flyboys’ season will take off Tuesday, June 4, at Pioneer Park.

Brandon Bouschart, the team’s general manager, Representatives of Tusculum University, the Greenappreciated what everyone accomplished at eville Lions Club and the Greeneville Flyboys plantthe facility. ed the flowers outside Pioneer Park. Left to right are “We are extremely excited and thankful for Tusculum Susan Price, Nancy Southerland, Garrett Hensley, University and the Greeneville Lions Club for coming Todd Hertel, Carrie Maggert, Chad Grindstaff, Matt Bible and Brandon Bouschart together and making the place the Greeneville

NIGHTLIFE

WEDNESDAY Karaoke with Absolute Entertainment at The Pub Out Back (The Italian Pizza Pub) - Johnson City 7pm Karaoke w/ Eric Huskins VFW Post 2108 – Johnson City, TN 8pm Karaoke Night at Wonderland Lounge and Bar - Johnson City, TN 9pm Karaoke with Ron at Kingsport Moose Lodge 6:30pm Loudmouth Karaoke at Michael Waltrip Brewing Company - Bristol, VA on Wednesday, April 5th at 7pm THURSDAY Karaoke w/ Absolute Entertainment at Tulips Grub & Pub - Johnson City, TN 8pm Karaoke with Absolute Entertainment at Wild Wings Cafe - Johnson City, TN 9pm Karaoke at Numan’s - Johnson City, TN 10pm Karaoke at Jiggy Rays Pizzeria - Johnson City, TN Karaoke at Tipsy Toad Tavern - Jonesborough, TN FRIDAY Karaoke with Absolute Entertainment at Rainbow Asian Cuisine - Johnson City, TN 9pm Karaoke with Absolute Entertainment at The Sports Mill - Kingsport, TN 8pm Karaoke w/ Eric Huskins VFW Post 2108 – Johnson City, TN 8pm Karaoke at Numan’s – Johnson City, TN 10pm Karaoke with Handsome Hodge Entertainment at O’Mainnin’s Pub and Grille - Bristol, TN 10pm SATURDAY Karaoke with Absolute Entertainment at Tulips Grub & Pub Johnson City, TN 8pm Karaoke at Numan’s – Johnson City, TN 10pm Karaoke w/ Eric Huskins VFW Post 2108 – Johnson City, TN 8pm Karaoke at Numan’s – Johnson City, TN 10pm Karaoke with DJ Clyde and Prestige Entertainment at Macado’s -Kingsport, TN 9pm Karaoke with Handsome Hodge Entertainment at O’Mainnin’s Pub and Grille - Bristol, TN 10pm

TRIVIA

TUESDAY Team Trivia at Wild Wing Café Johnson City TN DJ Trivia at Union Street Taproom Erwin, TN 5pm Trivia at The Corner Bar Bristol, VA 8pm Trivia at Aubrey’s Johnson City 7pm WEDNESDAY Trivia at Tipsy Toad Jonesborough, TN 7pm Trivia Night Mellow Mushroom Bristol, VA 7pm Trivia at Aubrey’s Bristol 7pm THURSDAY Mellow Trivia at Mellow Mushroom Johnson City, TN- 7pm Trivia at Riverside Taphouse at South Fork Bluff City, TN 7pm

BINGO

TUESDAY Singo at Riverside Taphouse at South Fork Bluff City, TN 6:30pm

DJ NIGHT THURSDAY DJ B-Digital at O’Mainnin’s Pub and Grille Bristol, TN 10pm

WEDNESDAY Bingo at Tipton Street Pub Johnson City, TN 9pm Singo at Holy Taco & Cantina Boones Creek, TN 8pm Blazin’ Bingo at Mellow Mushroom Johnson City, TN 6pm

FRIDAY Handsome Hodge Entertainment at O’Mainnin’s Pub - Bristol, TN 10pm

THURSDAY Bingo at Mellow Mushroom Bristol VA 6pm Singo at Aubrey’s Bristol 7:00 PM

SUNDAY DJ B-Digital at O’Mainnin’s Pub and Grille Bristol, TN 10pm

SATURDAY Handsome Hodge Entertainment at O’Mainnin’s Pub - Bristol, TN 10pm

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NASA "walks" 31. Western st.

5. Shortened version, for short 32. Made public 9. Macchio of "The Karate Kid" 47. Norton and Harris 33. Grind (teeth) 14. Shopping place 48. Nicely terse 34. Coffee-and-chocolate flavor 15. Highlands hillside 52. In slapdash fashion 38. Opposite of horiz.

16. Pet info source 53. Superman's nemesis Luthor 40. Family-room appliances: Abbr.

17. Gets too warm 54. Early action figure 41. Ketch kin 19. Sit, like a wren 44. Stains on one's reputation 57. Red-headed comic Anne 20. Proportional relationship 46. Comes across as 61. Witch's transport 21. Change positions 49. "Rumble in the Jungle" champ 23. George Lucas's alma mater 65. "Les ___" (The United States, 50. Green team 25. Nods off in France) 51. Stage direction 30. Subject of 1937 tragedy 55. "Top ___ mornin' to you" 67. Sicily neighbor 33. Baseball heads, for short 56. Waters, in Oise 68. Day of the wk.

35. Actress Conn 58. Had ____ (partook of potent 69. Actor Nolte 36. Button material potables) 70. What the pyramids are 37. Parental threat 59. "Casablanca" cafe owner 71. Risqué 39. Restaurant group 60. Solicits 61. NYC subway line 42. Oates novel of 1969 72. Some toll rds.

62. Indian novelist Raja ___ Answers to last week’s 63. Blind European salamander puzzles can be found 64. Gambling spot, in brief on page 09.

66. Give it a go

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b u b b le s Bubbles is a 2 yr old black panther cat of pets!!! He would love to be your and sweeter than honey. He’s had a purr-fect companion. Bubbles has tough life so far and tested positive been neutered, current on all shots for FIV, but he doesn’t let that get him and microchipped. If you’re ready for down. Bubbles is good with other cats, dogs and kids and is always up a lifetime of snuggles and purrs with a for a good brushing - his favorite thing dash of manly charm, look no further along with treats and getting lots

than yours truly, Bubbles.

There are Five Willy the Water Otters hidden in this issue of The Loafer.

Can you find them all?

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D Ted is a 2 yr old Cane Corso/Heeler mix looking for an experienced adopter who can provide him with the mental stimulation and physical activity he craves. Ted is an extremely intelligent and high energy boy that needs long walks, runs, structured training and engaging play sessions. Given the proper outlet, this special boy is truly

a cuddle bug looking for approval from his trusted humans. Building a relationship with Ted is extremely rewarding and he deserves a loving forever home. Ted is good with most other dogs, knows a lot of commands, weighs 65 lbs, housetrained, has been neutered, current on vaccinations, microchipped. Bday 8/3/21

If you are interested in adopting : The Bridge Home No Kill Animal Shelter 423-239-5237 • 2061 Highway 75 Blountville, TN Facebook: bridgehome

bridgehome.org

Cryptogram: "It is part of the American character to consider nothing as desperate - to surmount every difficulty by resolution and contrivance."

Dropquote: "He who wishes to revenge injuries by reciprocal hatred will live in misery."

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2024 SEASON PASSES ON SALE NOW! 1523 Persimmon Ridge Road Jonesborough, TN 423.753.1553 facebook.com/TheWetlandsWaterPark/ instagram.com/wetlandswaterpark/ wetlandsjonesborough.com

OPENING MAY 25TH!

2024 SWIM LESSONS ON SALE NOW!

Regular Hours

MAY - JULY Monday - Saturday: 10 am - 5:30 pm Sunday: Noon - 5:30 PM AUGUST Saturday: 10 am - 5:30 pm Sunday: Noon - 5:30 pm

Admission

Children (3 and under) Free Children (4 - 12 years) $10 Adults (13 years and up) $12 Seniors (55 + years) $10 Sunday Funday $10 Family Four Pack $40

FEATURES

Rain Tree 80 Ft Enclosed Fiberglass Flume Slide 100 Ft Open Fiberglass Flume Slide 200 Ft Giant Fiberglass Flume Slide Water Bubblers Tumble Buckets Lazy River Zero Depth Wading Area Children's Otter Slide Pavilions for Shade Lounge/ Deck Chairs Full Service Café Covered Dining Area Sand Volleyball Court Shower Facilities/Restrooms

JOHNSON CITY SATURDAYS ACOA (adult children of alcoholics) 1:30-3:00pm.

Call for info Bill 423-444-6107 or Cheryl 423-262-6149 THURSDAY MAY 23RD Tri-Cities Turtles Run Club 12:45pm at Yee-Haw Brewing Co. FRIDAY MAY 24TH Johnson City Love & Hiking Date For Couples (Self-Guided) 7:00am at Willow Springs Park SATURDAY MAY 25TH Johnson City Love & Hiking Date For Couples (Self-Guided) 7:00am at Willow Springs Park Johnson City Farmers Market 8:00am at the Pavilion in Downtown Johnson City Tri-Cities Comedy All Stars 8:00pm at Wallace Theatre

BRISTOL THURSDAY MAY 23RD “May Day Blooms” Canvas Class 6:00 PM at Kil'n Time Contemporary Ceramics FRIDAY MAY 24TH “May Flower Kitty” Canvas Class 6:00 PM at Kil'n Time Contemporary Ceramics Tanyalee Davis 7:30pm at Blue Ridge Comedy Club

SATURDAY MAY 11TH A Dark Carnival Enchanted Encampment 4:00pm at Lake Shawnee Haunted Amusement Park Board Game Night 5:00pm at Bristol Public Library Tanyalee Davis 7:30pm at Blue Ridge Comedy Club

KINGSPORT THURSDAY MAY 23RD Comedian Mickey Bell & Jason Crabb & Rhett Walker 6:00pm at Allendale Mansion SATURDAY MAY 25TH Farmer's Market 7:00am at Kingsport Farmers Market Nature: Wolf Howling 10:00am at Bays Mountain Park & Planetarium Brunch 11:30am at Gypsy Circus Cider Company

ABINGDON, VA WEDNESDAY MAY 22ND Game Night 5:00pm at Abingdon Commons Bingo 5:00pm at Abingdon Community Center FRIDAY MAY 24TH Movies for Adults 2:00pm at Washington County Public Library

JONESBOROUGH TUESDAYS Jonesborough Storytelling Guild “Stories n’More” Show 7:00pm at The Intl. Storytelling Center SATURDAY MAY 25TH Jonesborough Farmers Market 8:00am at Downtown Jonesborough Historic Jonesborough Town Tour 1:00pm at Chester Inn State Historic Site

OPENING MAY 25TH!

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SATURDAY MAY 25TH 42nd Annual Kiwanis Plumb Alley Day 8:00am at Plumb Alley SUNDAY MAY 26TH Bingo 5:00pm at Abingdon Community Center

GATE CITY, VA SATURDAY MAY 25TH Gate City Jeep Jamboree 2024 10:00am at Downtown Gate City

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Bike Nights sponsored by biker wear Local Events: 1. Copperhead Road Landmark unveiling Watauga Winery May 24th 12-3p

Hotels with Heart Spring Campaign Exceeds Expectations!

Six Johnson City hotels have partnered once again to make a difference in our community. Visit Johnson City, hotel partners, and guests filled 3 barrels, 1 plastic tote, and multiple boxes of nonperishable canned and dried food items, all within a week. All donations will benefit local non-profit Good Samaritan Ministries and their Summer Food Box Program.

Samaritan. The presentation took place at Courtyard by Marriott where Visit Johnson City staff, tourism and hospitality partners, and Good Samaritan gathered to celebrate the campaign’s success.

The mission of Good Samaritan Ministries is to combat poverty and change lives.

To learn more about Good Samaritan Participating hotels included Hampton Inn Ministries of Johnson City, go to Johnson City, Carnegie Hotel, Courtyard by GoodSamJC.org.

Marriott, Holiday Inn Express, DoubleTree Visit Johnson City strives to showcase

by Hilton, and Home2 Suites. the uniqueness of the community by promoting its distinctive resources, The spring campaign concluded with a presentation of all donated items to Aaron events, and attractions to both visitors and citizens.

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3. Twilight Alive May 31st Kingsport, TN 7pm 4. Thunder Valley National Drags June 7th – 9th 5. Twilight Alive June 14th Kingsport, TN 7pm 6. 3rd Annual Fiddler’s Convention June 21st – 23rd Washington County VA Fairgrounds 7. Twilight Alive June 21st Kingsport, TN 7pm 8. Twilight Alive June 28th Kingsport, TN

Bike Nights: Wednesday: 19E Pit Stop Wednesday: Jonesborough VFW Thursday: Darrell Waltrip Thursday: Old Town Tavern Friday: Tulips June 22nd Biker Wear Bike Night at Wild Wings Café 7pm

Rides: 1. 4th Annual Bryan K. Loan June 1st 9am KSU 10am at Botetourt Funeral Home

TUES. May 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th

WED. May 8th, 15th, 22nd & 29th

2. 4th Annual Bugtussle Bash May 31st – June 1st

PIG OUT MENU Available for a Limited Time

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2. Puppy Poker Run May 11th

Bike Rallies: 1. True Sons Pow Wow May 31st – June 2nd 2. Boone Bike Rally May 31st – June 2nd 3. 22nd Junebug Boogie Bike Rally June 20th – 23rd Telco, TN 4. Thunder in The Smokies June 28th – 30th

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Hello friends, hope all is well with you. Every time I write this article I try my very best to provide my readers with something they will enjoy reading. This time I am going to write about the little community my man Pork and I live in with our two dogs Whiskey and Ozzy.

Mountain City, Tennessee, on the northwest, and the Iron Mountains to the southeast. At 2,785 feet, it is the second-highest community in Tennessee. Shady Valley has one small general store that is a must, a U.S. Post Office. The town holds its annual Cranberry Festival the second weekend in October with food, a parade, and auctions. There are Shady Valley is an several Bed and Breakfast places unincorporated community to rent in you want to just stay in Johnson County, in the the weekend to ride the roads, go northeastern corner in the fishing, hunting, or go to the Drags state of Tennessee. It is just or Nascar Races or Rhythm and outside Cherokee National Forest. After the Pleistocene ice Roots music festival.

The roads that run in and ages, species and ecosystems around the town are popular that had shifted southward often survived in local refugee. among motorcyclists since nearby mountains provide As a result, cold-adapted ecosystems, such as cranberry nearly 500 pigtail curves to navigate. The most popular bogs, remain in Shady Valley, road for motorcyclists is US-421 far south of their usual range.

The Snake, which offers many Shady Valley once contained challenging curves. Shady Valley an estimated 10,000 acres of is well known for The Snake US boreal cranberry bogs. Shady 421. Whether you’re looking Valley is also the name of for heart-pumping curves, or the valley in which the town breathtaking scenery. This is is located, between Holston the road you want to ride over.

Mountain, "the twin city of The Snake will make you want to slow down and soak up the scenery before you twist the throttle, gliding through banked turns, roller-coaster dips and cool mountain air before roaring into the valley to rolling farms lands and roar your way up to the extraordinary Backbone Rock outcroppings, hiking trails, and beautiful photo ops and Holston Lake for photos ops and the Shady Valley Country Store Beanz Biker Corner for some good home cooking and fellowship. Continue into

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Useless Facts: 1. Did you know the first European person to set foot in the area known as Tennessee was Hernando de Soto? His expedition landed at Tampa Bay in 1540.

2. Before the arrival of the Europeans in the state, the land was settled by the Cherokee and Chickasaw Native American tribes.

3. Due to poor living standards in Tennessee from 1915 to 1930, many people migrated to other areas of the country. In history, this time was known as the Great Migration.

4. According to some sources, Tennessee was named after the Tennessee River, which was named for the Indian word “Tanasie,” the name of a Cherokee village.

5. Did you know Nashville, the largest city in Tennessee, was founded on Christmas Eve in 1779?

Full Moons of 2024 1. Pink Moon on Tuesday, April 23 - 7:51 pm 2. Flower Moon on Thursday, May 23 - 9:55 am 3. Strawberry Moon on Friday, June 21 - 9:10 pm 4. Buck Moon on Sunday, July 21 - 6:19 am 5. Sturgeon Moon on Monday, August 19 - 2:28 pm 6. Harvest Moon on Wednesday September 18 - 10:36 pm 7. Hunters Moon on Thursday October 17 -7:27 am 8. Beaver Moon on Friday November 15 - 4:29 pm 9. Cold Moon on Sunday December 15 - 4:02 am

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How do you feel when you use your product or service?

Your potential customers could experience the same feelings. Would you be happy to see your users' reactions to your product or service? If you are not happy with the end result, your target audience may pass on it.

Start thinking of your product or service from the user's point of view. What should the user gain from the experience? Which part of the intended experience is missing? Thinking as a user allows you to see strengths and weaknesses before they are pointed out by the audience you are

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The same mentality should be used on social media.

Think about how your audience sees your content.

Would you be proud to share it on your personal page?

Sharing your content on your personal pages boosts visibility, so if you are uneasy sharing it on your page, engagement will be low, at best.

Motivation is the key to engagement. Motivating yourself to see things from the perspective of your audience will motivate your audience to engage with you, your product, or your service.

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“Feast and Flower” Garden Tour in Johnson City “Feast and Flower” Garden Tour in Johnson City On Saturday, June 8, from 10 – 3, the Shady Oaks Garden Club will present a tour of seven unique and beautiful gardens in Johnson City. The tour is called “Feast and Flower” because these rarely-opened gardens were chosen for their variety: Several devote significant space to edibles, including at least one urban homestead with chickens. Others have taken ordinary yards and over many years, in some cases generations, created gorgeous perennial borders, raised vegetable beds, elegant container plantings, focal point patios, stone paths, bridges, terraced gardens, koi ponds, and a dazzling array of plants and trees.

In addition to the private gardens, the Carver Peace Garden will be open. It contains over 70 raised beds which may be rented for a nominal fee, as well as a recently-installed native perennial pollinator habitat.

One of the tour gardens will also have refreshments, live music, and a plant sale. All plants in the sale were grown by members of the Shady Oaks Garden

Club. These lovely, healthy plants will be offered at attractive prices.

Tickets for the Feast and Flower Garden Tour are $10 per person. The ticket contains addresses of all of the gardens, as well as additional information about each stop on the tour. Advance sale tickets are available from Shady Oaks Garden Club members, at the Fischman Gallery at 133 North Commerce Street, or through Eventbrite at shadyoaksgardenclub.org.

On the day of the tour only, tickets will be sold at 112 Belmeade Circle, Johnson City.

The Shady Oaks Garden Club was organized in 1958 and is part of Tennessee Federation of Garden Clubs, Inc. Our mission is to help beautify Johnson City and increase appreciation of horticulture, landscape and floral design, gardening, and environment. The club welcomes new members.

For more information, go to shadyoaksgardenclub.org, or contact Pat Buck at (423) 474-3438.

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I was recently talking with a friend who is going through some relationship issues; matters of which I tend to tread lightly. As they divulged some of the details of their discord, I found myself repeatedly stating, “you know you’re WORTH more than this.” The more I reiterated this short statement, the more they kept excusing and defending the other person’s behavior, and I suddenly realized that my friend did not in fact know they were worth more than what they were getting. And worst of all, I saw in them the same behavior I myself have routinely exhibited.

One of the most underrated skillsets as a human being is being able to find - and subsequently KNOW - your worth. Whether it’s in regards to relationships, job salaries, or simply personal standards, how does one “set their going rate?”

world. I’m speaking from experience on this matter as someone who struggles a great deal with imposter syndrome every single day. I never really knew what that phrase meant; I assumed it meant you were someone who constantly tried to “fake it til you make it” and were a con or something. It’s not that at all, and in the simplest definition, ‘imposter syndrome’ means you never feel like you deserve good things when you get them, that you’re a fraud for receiving them, or you’re not worthy.

A lot of my issues stem from growing up in the way I did and how that impacted the core person I am today; for that reason I don’t think I’ll ever fully conquer those demons.

While I grew up thankfully with two amazing, loving parents who did the best they could and worked hard to ensure I never wanted for a thing, financially I had less assets The worth of an item is only than my friends. I lived in a trailer; determined by the value assigned the first 6 years of my life in a trailer to it. I’ve never really thought about park, the rest on 3 acres of land in why items cost what they cost, but the country until I moved out to my as I’m writing this article I began considering why it is that 2 purses can own apartment. My parents held down multiple blue collar jobs to have the exact same functionality, keep us going, but there were times style, size, and features, but will I definitely remember payday hitting cost $9.99 at Walmart and $3,799 at on Friday and having $20 left on Gucci; more importantly, why is one Monday that would last the rest of so much more highly coveted? That is because someone, whether it’s the the week. I feel like I’ve lived my life designer, the media, or the consumer, in survival mode, from paycheck-topaycheck, navigating catastrophes have decided that the word ‘Gucci’ as they arise and never fully feeling carries more value than ‘Walmart.’ like I’m able to get ahead. I struggle Knowing that it truly is that simple, with seeing the progress I’ve made, that you only must believe with your whether it’s in my career or health or mind that something is valuable to make it so, why don’t we do the same whatever because I don’t know how to feel comfortable with or worthy thing to ourselves? of the wins; it’s a mindset of scarcity, People will put themselves through that the promotion, the weight loss, incredible agonies because they the move was a fluke and shouldn’t don’t see the value they add to the have happened to me so I don’t need to get too comfortable enjoying it because it won’t last.

There are times I look around the room when I’m eating in nice

restaurants or walking around my neighborhood and think, “this isn’t my life. I’m that girl in the trailer and I’m going to wake up and none of this is real.” Or when I’m doing a private presentation to a group of high end clients in one of their multi-million dollar homes and they’re all listening to what I have to say, I feel like a fraud, like they’re all staring at me and they know I don’t belong there. This same inner voice is what has led me to accept less in relationships, to pursue people who were less attractive, less successful, had smaller goals and ambitions than I wanted, simply because I felt someone of a higher caliber would see right through me and not want me, so why try? It’s the same voice that silenced me into accepting first offers on salaries without negotiation, because I never believed I was smart enough or added enough value to the company to deserve more.

Navigating the last few years on my own has helped me begin to see my own worth and enforce it.

On a personal level most recently by valuing my health as my most precious asset and treating it as such.

I’m worthy of nourishing foods and clean ingredients versus boxed cheap crap full of toxins and chemicals. I’m worthy of fresh air and exercising my body and enjoying every inch of freedom and mobility it affords me. After back-to-back life altering heartbreaks, I’ve stayed single since 2018, refusing to allow another human being that much control over my life again and knowing I’m worth more than being lied to, lied about, and deserve someone who will treat me at LEAST as good as I treat myself because it’s not asking too much.

I’ve put the work into building my career, learning as much as I can and becoming as much of an asset to the workforce as possible so when I climb those rungs on the ladder I have

by Kathie Scalf

ammo for salary negotiations. I know now that my work ethic is stronger than most, that I always rise to meet a challenge and that I deserve every penny I earn because I worked hard for it.

People can subconsciously see the value you’ve assigned to yourself. It’s the way you speak, the way you carry yourself, the things you accept; all those things are how you “set your going rate.” People will treat you with the same respect you treat yourself, so you must believe you’re a very rare, high-dollar item. Think of yourself as that one-of-a-kind Gucci bag and not the Walmart purse that’s been produced for mass consumption at the lowest dollar. Make a physical list of all your wins, the things you’ve done that were no small feat and review them regularly. It truly is as simple as believing you deserve these things to make other people start to see it too.

XO - Kathie

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The new film "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" is based on the 2014 book "Churchill's Secret Warriors: The Explosive True Story of the Special Forces Desperadoes of WWII" by author Damien Lewis. Whew, we are dealing with some long titles here movie fans. The film, directed, co-written and co-produced

by Guy Ritchie ("Sherlock Holmes"), plays fast and loose with Operation Postmaster.

The aforementioned special operation was a off-the-books black-ops sabotage mission to disrupt Nazis' U-boat resupply operation on the island Fernando Po, an island off Central Africa, which was Spanish controlled. The film is set in late 1941, at the height of World War II, before the United States entered the war.

During this period the United Kingdom is having difficulties halting Nazi Germany's attempts to take over Europe, as London is suffering regular bombing attacks and the UK's supply and aid ships are being constantly sunk by German

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submarines. Brigadier Gubbins (Cary Elwes), also known as "M", is ordered by Churchill to prepare Operation Postmaster, and keep the mission offthe-books. The team is put together and includes Gus March-Phillips (Henry Cavill), Anders Lassen (Alan Ritchson), Freddy Alvarez (Henry Golding) and Henry Hayes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin). Two recruits, Majorie Stewart (Elza Gonzalesz) and Mr. Heron (Babs Olusanmokun) are sent ahead by train, with the others departing for Fernando Po on the Danish fishing trawler "Maid of Honor." Marjorie and Mr. Heron encounter Nazis on the train, but deal with them effectively, and arrive at the island before Gus and his crew, who have their own encounter with a ship of Nazis.The mission also includes rescuing Appleyard, who has been captured by the Nazis, and his rescue is quite explosive in several ways.

Once all are on the island, the plan begins to unfold, but not without the villain of the film, the very nasty Nazi Heinrich Luhrx (Til Schweiger), causing all manner of problems. Gus and his crew carry out their mission, but not without a few twists and turns along the way.

Each of the crew have their own special talents, which they use to perfection on the secret mission. I will not say how the story ends, other than to say the crew is victorious, which should come as no surprise. As for the actors, Cavill is having a blast in the role, and despite being "out muscled" by co-star

Lassen, steals the film with his frequent laughter, presence, and witty remarks. I know Cavill, and I'm sure the rest of the cast has a blast making this film, which is described as a spy/action comedy, and this film lives up to said description. As I mentioned earlier, the filmmakers take many liberties with the subject matter, and it is definitely a Guy Ritchie film, so expect lots of blood to spill. The film also features Ian Fleming (Freddie Fox), who used Operation Postmaster as the inspiration

for his James Bond novels.

The real-life gentlemen who are the subject of this mission and film, are shown just before the closing credits, and we see what happened to the brave men and the courageous lady Stewart. Overall, "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" is extremely entertaining, and led by the wonderful cast, is a must-see film for fans of director Ritchie, Cavill, and war films with a twist. (Rated R)

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Are you familiar with the 1991 movie “Dogfight?” The film, directed by Nancy Savoca, was off my radar until a few years ago when TCM ran it during their “TCM Film Festival at Home” programming in April of 2021, if I remember correctly. Film friends on Twitter were excited about the film’s airing, so I tuned in to catch it knowing nothing about it. The film very much surprised me, and I was astonished I hadn’t heard about a movie this good before.

Set in the early 1960s, “Dogfight” is a story of a young marine, Eddie Birdlace, played by River Phoenix, who is on a one-night layover in San Francisco before being shipped off to Vietnam. The Marines all plan a party the for night they’re there, a competition called a dogfight. The idea is that each marine puts in $50, then they all try to bring the ugliest date they can find to the party that evening, and whoever can bring the ugliest woman wins.

It’s a cruel and misogynistic idea, and one based on reality. This is a real thing that happened. The writer of the film, Bob Comfort, was a former marine who participated in a dogfight and later regretted it.

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By Andy Ross theloaferonlineprint @gmail.com

As Eddie looks for his date, he sees Rose, played by Lili Taylor, working in her mother’s cafe. Rose is an aspiring folk singer, in love with the music of the era, pictures of her heroes tacked up above her bed.

Eddie convinces Rose to be his date to the “dance.” Rose is beaming, but during the evening she learns from one of the other “dates” the truth of what is going on. Eddie shows remorse over it, and the two then spend the evening together genuinely enjoying one another’s company. “Dogfight”is a great film.

The film is funny, sweet, sad, and moving. Director Savoca deftly mixes tones and feelings to create a truly beautiful movie.

One reason why you may have never heard of the film before is that it was neutered in its original theatrical release by Warner Brothers.

Supposedly only playing in two movie theaters before being quietly shepherded onto home video and cable TV, where it eventually found an audience. Now the film makes its debut on blu-ray thanks to The Criterion Collection, this is a wonderful edition of the film made with the full participation of Nancy Savoca.

Criterion presents “Dogfight”on bluray in a new 2K digital restoration made from a 35mm interpositive.

Sometimes scanning in HD from an interpositive is more desirable than the original camera negative, as it’s been color-timed and ready to make prints from. This process was supervised by Savoca. The image looks fantastic, the colors are well defined and it’s a vast improvement over the previous master of the film.

Audio on the disc comes in two options. First, we have the original theatrical Dolby Stereo/Dolby Surround track. This was remastered from the 35mm magnetic tracks and is presented as a 2.0 DTS-HD Master Audio track. Accessing the surround sound can be done by activating

the Dolby Pro Logic mode on your receiver. Like some Dolby Stereo tracks from this era, the surround speakers are used sparingly mostly for the atmosphere. But the front three speakers create a fantastic, wide soundscape. The audio sounds clear and sharp.

The second audio option, which also kicks off the bonus material, is an audio commentary with director Savoca and the film’s producer, Richard Guay. This track was originally recorded for the 2003 DVD release by Warner Brothers, it’s nice to see it ported over here. New material exclusive to this release begins with a fantastic half-hour interview with Savoca and star

Taylor, conducted by director Mary Harmon. New interviews with the film’s crew are also included, in addition to a trailer and an essay by critic Christina Newland.

When it was announced Criterion was releasing “Dogfight” there was much celebrating online.

The film is a gem, a little bit of an overlooked one, it deserves to be seen by a wider audience and to have it out in a wonderful edition

by The Criterion Collection is the perfect chance to see it for the first time. This new disc is well worth your time, and I’m happy to have it a part of my home film library. See you next week.

theloafer.net | May 21st, 2024

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