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Today, the focus is on the solar eclipse. Although East Tennessee will not witness totality, we will observe a partial solar eclipse, where the Moon only partially obscures the Sun. The last experience of totality in East Tennessee was in 2017. Because we will only experience a partial solar eclipse, do not expect a complete darkening of the sky like we saw in 2017, as some of the Sun will still be visible. In Athens, the partial eclipse will begin at 1:47 pm, reach its Max Percent Coverage of 88.1% at 3:05 pm and will end at 4:22 pm. During a solar eclipse, it is essential to wear solar eclipse glasses to observe the event safely. In this area, where we'll witness a partial eclipse, it's necessary to keep solar eclipse glasses on for the entire duration. Furthermore, if you intend to view any part of the solar eclipse through a camera lens, binoculars, or a telescope, be sure to use a solar filter over the front lens to prevent eye damage.

Political Cartoon:

Seniors:

This Week, I Will

Relax, my story is not finished.

Remember, my energy is a gift. Protect it.

Stop waiting for everything to be perfect to start. 

Focus on what is in front of me. One step at a time.

Breathe. I don't have to have it all figured out right now. 

Coalition Calendar: April

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