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9:29 am
Thu March 6, 2008

Beekeepers May Get No Relief

Washington, DC – Honeybees that help pollinate Tennessee's apples, pumpkins and squash are disappearing. Struggling beekeepers who have lost their hives are looking for relief in the Farm bill.

Beekeeper Kevin Jester lives about fifty miles north of Memphis in West Ridge, Arkansas. He typically raises about two thousand colonies of bees. In 2006, he lost nearly all of them. He bought more bees, but then lost them too. Needless to say business hasn't been good.

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6:27 am
Fri February 22, 2008

Georgia Eying Tennessee River

Charleston, WV – In 1796, Congress designated the Georgia-Tennessee border at the 35th
Parallel. Years later, Georgia commissioned a mathematician to officially mark the
boundary. He ended up creating a new boundary about a mile short of the 35th
parallel.

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Mid-South News
7:47 am
Thu February 21, 2008

Mississippi Files Intent to Appeal Water Case

Memphis, TN – The water dispute between Mississippi and MLGW and the City of Memphis took yet another turn late Friday. Mississippi has appealed a federal circuit judge's decision dismissing the case, sending it to the Circuit Court of Appeals. Still, it may land in the US Supreme Court. What might that mean to MLGW and the citizens who depend on it for water?

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5:30 am
Wed February 13, 2008

Tracing African American Ancestry Through DNA

Memphis, TN – WKNO and the Pink Palace Family of Museums have embarked on a series exploring the use of genetics in various ways, from farming to climate change, to memory and medical interventions.

Today, we will explore how genetics can help people trace their ancestral roots.

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6:13 am
Wed February 6, 2008

Super Tuesday: Shelby County & Tennessee

Memphis, TN – The results are finally in this evening for Shelby County and the State of Tennessee. In many ways, Shelby County is very different than the rest of the state. Candice Ludlow explains.

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