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U.S. Secretary of Transportation: Amtrak rail in Tennessee could ‘unlock’ economic activity

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By Adam Friedman, Amanda Andrews Verified, Jolie Williamson
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U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigeig speaking at Nashville International Airport on March 3, 2023. // John Partipilo March 6, 2023 Amtrak doesn’t run any rail line east to west through Tennessee, while state Democrats have long advocated for an expansion. ~ By Adam Friedman, Tennessee Lookout While in Nashville last week, the federal transportation secretary signaled his support for expanding Amtrak rail in Tennessee.
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Georgians set to remember Bloody Sunday at annual march in Selma

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By Amanda Andrews Verified, Jolie Williamson, Carmen Gentile Verified, Nate Smallwood Verified
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Several notable Georgia politicians will head to Selma, Alabama for the 58th anniversary of Bloody Sunday and march across Edmund Pettus Bridge. The event takes place March 2 through 6 and has strong ties to Georgia. The late civil rights leader and U.S. Rep. John Lewis led the first march over the bridge March 7, 1965. The protest took place after an activist was killed by Alabama police. This year, Georgians attending include U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams and Sen. Raphael Warnock.
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Building back West Virginia?

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By Jolie Williamson, Carmen Gentile, Nate Smallwood Verified, Natasha Lindstrom Verified
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Brandon Dennison, CEO of Coalfield Development, inside the Black Diamond building they are working to renovate in West Huntington in Huntington, W.Va. // Chris Jackson February 28, 2023 Meet the man who wants to remake the Mountain State ~ By Jolie Williamson // Photographs by Chris Jackson HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — A pre-grad school mission trip, volunteering to fix up homes in Mingo County, changed Brandon Dennison’s life.
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