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Lee blames Thanksgiving gatherings for COVID-19 surge

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State Physicians Say Governor Lee Should Have Ordered State Mask Mandate

State Physicians Say Governor Lee Should Have Ordered State Mask Mandate Sunday, December 20, 2020 The president of the Tennessee Medical Association said Governor Bill Lee should have ordered a statewide mask mandate due to the increasing COVID-19 crisis. Dr. M. Kevin Smith said, “The physicians of the Tennessee Medical Association have consistently recommended that mask requirement orders be issued in all counties with over 10 new cases per 100,000 population per day. Since the best county in Tennessee at present has over 80 new cases/100,000/day over the past seven days, we believe all Tennessee counties should be under mask requirement orders at this time.

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As covid cases spike in Tennessee, health department warns Christmas surge will completely break our hospitals

If covid cases spike further in Tennessee, health department warns Christmas surge ‘will break our hospitals’ Jaclyn Peiser Replay Video UP NEXT As Tennessee leads the United States in coronavirus cases per capita following a post-Thanksgiving spike, the state’s health commissioner warned Sunday that the hospital system will crumble if residents don’t slow the spread of the virus by staying home, wearing masks and avoiding large gatherings. “If we have another surge over Christmas, it will break our hospitals,” Tennessee Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey said at a news conference, according to the Tennessean. Despite Piercey’s warning, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) refused to order a statewide mask mandate in a video address hours later. Instead, he announced a new executive order to limit indoor gatherings to 10 people and implored people to keep holiday gatherings to just those in their household.

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Christmas covid surge in Tennessee will completely break our hospitals, says Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey

Christmas covid surge in Tennessee will completely break our hospitals, says Health Commissioner Lisa Piercey
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American Bankers Association appoints INSBANK CEO & President as Chairman of its Government Relations Council

American Bankers Association appoints INSBANK CEO & President as Chairman of its Government Relations Council News provided by Share this article Share this article NASHVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ INSBANK President & CEO Jim Rieniets was recently appointed by the American Bankers Association to serve as Chairman of its Government Relations Council. The appointment is for a one-year term and follows Rieniets service as Vice Chairman the prior year. Jim has a tremendous feel for the current and future challenges our industry faces – and the best path forward to allow banks to better serve their customers, clients and communities, said ABA President and CEO Rob Nichols. His insight and wealth of experience will serve him well as he works to develop our industry s policy priorities at the national level. The GRC Committee, representing a broad cross-section of the banking industry by size, charter, and geography, develops recommendations on positions and

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