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Jeremy Harmon

Salt Lake City
As seen in: The Tennessean, The Salt Lake Tribune, Bryan-College Station Eagle, Laredo Morning Times, The Leaf-Chronicle, Bristol Herald Courier, Dothan Eagle, Columbia Daily Herald, The Daily News Journal, MyRGV, Reel News Daily
Director of Photography and Visuals at The Tennessean and USA TODAY’s South Region. Obsessed with the story of Joe Hill. Also, Star Wars.
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Learn history by walking the beautiful trails at Murfreesboro's Fortress Rosecrans

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By Jeremy Harmon
| The Tennessean Verified
Right in the middle of Murfreesboro, Fortress Rosecrans includes a small network of paths connected to the city's greenway hiking trails. Visitors can stop along the trail to read about the history of the area, including information about the Battle of Stones River and the thousands of Black men who joined the Union Army at the fort.
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Congrats Nashville Class of 2023: See all our graduation photo galleries Original

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By Jeremy Harmon
| The Tennessean Verified
See how the Class of 2023 celebrated their graduations across the Nashville and Middle Tennessee this season. Join us in congratulating these graduates on this important milestone and see all our graduation galleries below.
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Photos: The class of 2021 graduates from schools across Middle Tennessee

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By Jeremy Harmon
| The Tennessean Verified
For seniors in Middle Tennessee, the 2020-2021 school year has been one like no other. Zoom classes took the place of hall passes as students tackled their courses amid a pandemic that disrupted almost every facet of life. Even so, these graduates met the challenge, completed their studies and are prepared for whatever may come next. Included here are photo galleries from several high school commencement ceremonies from the region. The list will continue to grow as we photograph more schools.
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