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Doubters don't dog teen entrepreneur's spirit
www.tennessean.com
[The Tennessean] - In Tennessee, the teen unemployment rate, which refers to 16- to 19-year-olds, is percent. However, Jack Abrams of Franklin is not among the unemployed. Abrams — a rising freshman at Father Ryan High School — started his own hot dog cart
Edward Chalifoux Named PIAS' Person of the Year
whattheythink.com
[What They Think] - They have two children, Mackenzie who is 16 and is a Junior at Father Ryan High School and loves to dance, sing and read and Trey who is 14 and is a Freshman at Father Ryan who is an avid Wrestler. The PIAS Person of the Year is chosen for service to
Google News: Happy 100th birthday, historic Hadley Park
[The Tennessean] a basketball exhibition on July 13 that will recognize some of the original players from Pearl and Father Ryan high schools from the first integrated state championship in 1966, and a community concert, picnic, and festival 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on
Google News: Aggies Add Kellar To '12 Recruiting Class
[NCAT Aggies] - Kellar, a broadcast journalism major, had a highly successful high school career at Father Ryan High School in Nashville, Tenn. She earned third-team All-State, All Mid-State and All-Region honors in after posting 343 kills, 291 digs and 229 blocks.
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