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Nursing and Disability: Examining the Equity of Nurse Practice Acts

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By Ashley Velez, Lindsay Tessmer, Holly Meyer, Gordon L. Gillespie
| Healio Verified
(2020). Technical standards for nursing education programs in the 21st century. Rehabilitation Nursing, 45(6), 311–320. 10.1097/rnj.0000000000000297 PMID: 33332791 > Crossref MedlineGoogle Scholar . (1982 & rev. 2024). Administrative code: Chapter 610 § 3. https://admincode.legislature.state.al.us/api/chapter/610-X-3 > Google Scholar . (1993 & rev. 2024). Statutes and regulations: Nursing. https://www.commerce.alaska.gov/web/Portals/5/pub/NursingStatutes.pdf > Google Scholar . (2019).
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Fashioning Art & Community

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By Ashley Velez, Mar-Apr Issue
| Enjoy Cherokee Magazine
Cherokee County’s art scene is thriving, and Sierra Bray stands out as one of its most dynamic contributors. As the founder and designer of Patched Gal, Sierra channels her lifelong passion for fashion into a successful business that celebrates individuality, sustainability, and community. Born and raised in Woodstock, Sierra has deep ties to her hometown. “I’m from here, grew up here, and never lived anywhere else but Woodstock. It’s the only place I know,” she says.
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Public Art Gets Personal: Bob the Turkey

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By Ashley Velez, Nov-Dec Issue
| Enjoy Cherokee Magazine
In the heart of Woodstock stands a statue of a bird with a story that transcends its metal form. Crafted from thick-gauge steel, the sculpture affectionately known as Bob the Turkey is a symbol of community and history: a monument to a figure that captured the town’s heart and imagination. Who exactly is Bob? First spotted in 2011, the original Bob was a wild turkey that wandered the streets of Woodstock.
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