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Knoxville Youth Wins International Jiu-Jitsu Title

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Knoxville Youth Wins International Jiu-Jitsu Title

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In East Tennessee, Bearden Middle School student Rilyn Propst won the Teen 1 Female Feather title at the IBJJF Pan Kids No-Gi Championship, adding to Alliance Jiu Jitsu Knoxville’s record of youth titles. Knoxville’s week ahead includes National Tennessee Day observances, fall events and activities, alongside a forecast of clear skies and mild temperatures. A local faith essay reflects on how giving a panhandler a dollar prompted its author to confront dehumanizing attitudes and consider the importance of recognizing others’ humanity.

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