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Dijon Lee Jr. leaves, returns to Alabama-Vanderbilt football with injury
NASHVILLE — Dijon Lee Jr. was escorted off the field during Alabama football's road game against Vanderbilt with an apparent lower-extremity injury. Lee went down and was helped immediately by trainers, who tended to his right leg late in the third quarter. Lee was helped off the field and was limping without contact. Lee returned early in the fourth quarter with a wrapped ankle. Lee had an 83-yard kickoff return that set up Alabama 's third touchdown against the Commodores : a 9-yard connection from Keelon Russell to Lotzeir Brooks. Lee left with a team-leading seven tackles, five of which were solo tackles. Devan Thompkins and Yhonzae Pierre were also tended to for injuries in the third quarter. Colin Gay covers Alabama football for The Tuscaloosa News, part of the USA TODAY Network. Reach him at cgay@gannett.com or follow him @_ColinGay on X, formerly known as Twitter or Instagram @colingaytnews . This article originally appeared on The Tuscaloosa News: Dijon Lee Jr. leaves, returns to Alabama-Vanderbilt football with injury
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The National Museum of African American Music celebrates K. Michelle’s country music
For K. Michelle, Memphis is more than her hometown. It’s the foundation of her artistry, the source of her unmistakable soul and a major influence on the woman she has become. “Memphis gave me an edge. Memphis allowed me to be tough,” the chart-topping singer told an audience gathered...
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One Year Ago Today, Country Music Lost the “Mayor of East Nashville” and One of Its Most Colorful Storytellers
Today (November 14) marks one year since beloved alt-country troubadour Todd Snider died from pneumonia and sepsis at a Nashville hospital. Just 59 years old, Snider never quite broke into the mainstream in the same way that peers such as Kris Kristofferson and John Prine managed to do. However, he left his mark nonetheless. Snider cultivated a dedicated following with his sardonic wit, storytelling prowess, and candid lyricism that often highlighted the plight of regular working-class people and his own struggles with addiction.
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Franklin Lands No. 2 Spot on Unaffordable Cities List, Renters Feel the Squeeze
Franklin has landed near the top of a list no city wants to top: the second most unaffordable place to buy a home in the United States heading into 2027, trailing only Scottsdale, Arizona. The ranking cites an average home value of $913,277 and median rent of $2,111 in Franklin — numbers that have longtime residents like renter Jack Bryant wondering how much longer they can hang on.
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Dozens March Down Nashville's Jefferson Street to Keep Nolan Wells's Case Alive
Dozens of people walked up and down Jefferson Street in Nashville to keep pressure on the unresolved death of Nolan Wells, a Mississippi teenager whose case has drawn advocacy events across the country. The Nashville NAACP branch and other organizations organized the walk to keep attention on Wells's death, which remains unexplained more than four months after he disappeared.
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O’Connell’s PowerBack Nashville to lower energy bills for up to 100 low-income homes affected by Winter Storm Fern
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell launched a new pilot program on Friday to lower energy costs for low-income residents. According to the mayor’s office, the program is called PowerBack Nashville. It’s a partnership between Metro Nashville, CLEAResult, Tennessee Valley Authority, Rebuilding Together Nashville and United Way of Greater Nashville.