Ateeq Ahmed:
There are 6 games left. How many do you see us winning? I m going with 4 - Hornets, Pistons, Raptors, one of the Nets games and Bucks (would be a great home win if it s our last game). Is that enough to get in or too much wishful thinking?
Sam Smith:
It ain’t over ’til it’s….I’d use that fat lady sings thing again that Dick Motta made famous when he coached the Bullets (now Wizards) to a title, but I’m not so sure I can say that anymore. Though maybe I just might have. And by the way, though Motta could be difficult, he should be a Hall of Famer since I think he’d join many other difficult coaches there. Oh yeah, Bulls play-in. Well, maybe not guaranteed, but I do think there’s still a chance in the wake of this Zachless period. But not so much passing the Wizards as the Pacers, against whom the Bulls also do own the tiebreaker (those two play Saturday, by the way). The Pacers have been a full meltdown with major injuries (Myles Turner and T.J. Warr
Faribault County Register
BLUE EARTH Faribault County commissioner Greg Young informed his fellow County Board members there have been two applications submitted for the County Attorney position.
“We are in the process of scheduling interviews with the prospective candidates,” Young said.
The search for a new County Attorney became necessary when Kathryn Karjala submitted her resignation in early April.
The effective date of Karjala’s resignation is July 2. Karjala has offered to help in the transition phase of a new attorney if one is able to be hired before she is set to leave.
Public Works director Mark Daly attended the meeting and reported work will begin this summer on replacing the street name signs in the county.
A Historic Academic Year
Dear MSU Community,
Spring is here, Bobcats, and we are at the conclusion of an academic year like no other in the last hundred springs.
We inaugurated this year in early August, treading into the new and ever-changing territory of a pandemic where innovation and adaptation were daily necessities. It was a time of uncertainty and anxiety for all of us.
And yet, on the morning of the first day of classes, I heard the roar of our heating plant s steam whistle and knew then that everything was going to be well.
The tradition of blowing the campus whistle at the start and the end of each semester
Tommie Rachel Thurman Graham Sunday, April 25, 2021
Tommie Graham
Tommie Rachel (Thurman) Graham, 78 years young, of Ooltewah, passed away on April 24, 2021, peacefully surrounded by loved ones.
Tommie was born on Nov. 29, to the proud parents, Thomas and Leli Thurman in 1942. She married Andy J. Graham on Feb. 19 who was the love of her life. She was owned and operated Tommie’s Hair Care Centre for 32 years and honestly loved every minute of it. She was so passionate about people and their hair was her vehicle in to work with them to ensure that they were living the best life possible. She was an active member and president of the Chattanooga Cosmetologist Association. She was also heavily involved with the American Business Women Association where she held every position and always championed the scholarship program to help young girls attend college where without the support it might not have been possible. She attended Chamberlain Memorial Baptist Church.