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Olivia Reeves of the United States lifts in the women s 81kg weightlifting event at the Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile, Monday, Oct. 23, 2023. AP Photo/Moises Castillo Olivia Reeves is on top of the world. Again.The 21-year-old weightlifter from Hixson won the World Weightlifting Championship in Bahrain on Wednesday, becoming the first American in 66 years to win both a world title and an Olympic gold medal. You can t top the Olympics, so this one is going in at No. 2 on my all-time list of favorite competitions, Reeves said to the International Weightlifting Federation after the victory.In advance of the competition in Bahrain, Reeves was asked about the world championships in an interview with the Chattanooga Times Free Press. What if I m not in shape to do anything Reeves said in August. And, I don t know, I m an Olympic champion, but I don t want to embarrass myself a
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Follow @DaltonGeorgia CLEVELAND, Tenn. - The Cleveland Tree Board celebrated one of the city s oldest trees Tuesday afternoon, a 135-year-old southern magnolia that stands 65 feet tall next to Arnold Memorial Elementary School. Every tree has a story, said Dan Hartman, the city s urban forester, to a gathering of more than 130 students and a couple of dozen government and education officials at the ceremony.Hartman related the tree s tale according to its marker, which states that it had traveled as a seedling from Louisiana and was planted in the front yard of brick mason Joseph R. Taylor around 1876. The tree was a gift for Taylor s daughter, Sallie.After the sale of the Taylor homestead in the mid-1920s, the tree became a fixture on the Arnold campus, which was built in 1929. This beautiful tree has been a part of my family for many generations, and we are glad to see that it is finally getting the recognition it deserves, Cleveland businessman Allan Jones said in an emailed statement.Jones family owned the land before it became school property.Hartman said the magnolia joins a growing list of tr
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