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Rabun County residents recall 1918 flu epidemic

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By T.J. Smith Verified
| The Clayton Tribune Verified
Back in January, my co-host on the It Still Lives Foxfire podcast, Kami Ahrens, and I thought it relevant to focus our January episode on interviews from Foxfire’s archive about the local response to the 1918 Flu Epidemic. At the time of our decision, everyone was bracing for the annual flu season and Kami and I thought that folks might appreciate a look into our past and how communities of old handled the threat of communicable disease.
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Ravens Wrap-Up with T.J. Smith, Valerie Preactor and Tony Thornton (AFC Wild Card vs. Steelers)

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By T.J. Smith Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
It was Ravens vs. Steelers Part 3, under the lights in Baltimore. The Ravens entered as heavy favorites against their division foes. The Ravens came out strong and easily silenced by the few Steelers fans who braved the frigid temperatures. By halftime, the Ravens had a 21-0 lead and more than 300 yards of total offense led by Derrick Henry and Lamar Jackson, who ran early and often. The Steelers’ offense showed up in the third quarter as they scored 14 points, but the Ravens remained in control.
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The Ravens Wrap-Up with T.J. Smith, Valerie Preactor & Tony Thornton (Eagles)

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By T.J. Smith Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
Lamar Jackson has suffered only one defeat to an NFC team during his tenure as quarterback in the NFL. The Ravens were back home against the hot Philadelphia Eagles, and it seemed the wind was to the Ravens’ backs. They jumped out to an early lead; however, the ominous sound of a “doink,” a Justin Tucker-missed extra point that hit the upright, was only an indicator of things to come. The 9-0 lead was where it ended for the Ravens.
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