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Photos: First day of classes at UTC

Staff photo by Troy Stolt / Senior engineering majors Eduardo Baez and Erik Loredo walk toward the University Center on campus at UTC on Monday, Aug. 17, 2020 in Chattanooga, Tenn. Monday was UTC's first day of in person classes since March, when all University of Tennessee schools moved to virtual classes in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. — Staff photo by Troy Stolt / Senior engineering majors Eduardo Baez and Erik Loredo walk toward the University Center on campus at UTC on Monday, Aug. 17, 2020 in Chattanooga, Tenn. Monday was UTC's first day of in person classes since March, when all University of Tennessee schools moved to virtual classes in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. Staff photo by Troy Stolt / Senior engineering majors Eduardo Baez and Erik Loredo walk toward the University Center on campus at UTC on Monday, Aug. 17, 2020 in Chattanooga, Tenn. Monday was UTC's first day of in person classes since March, when all University of Tennessee schools moved to virtual classes in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.

By Troy Stolt August 17, 2020 1 min read

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Daily Photos 08.03.2011

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JASON IVESTER --08/02/11--
Alex Sumrall (cq), 9, of Bella Vista paints a design on her plate during Ceramics Camp inside the American Legion Community Hall in Siloam Springs on Tuesday, August 2, 2011. The week-long camp offered through the City of Siloam Springs is led by Jackie Katsuren (cq).

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/DAVE HUGHES

A private plane under contract with the Arkansas Forestry Commission drops a
load of water on a grass fire south of Norwood Drive in Greenwood about noon
Tuesday. The fire that started Thursday continues to rekindle in hot, dry
and windy conditions despite efforts to extinguish it.8/2/11

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/MICHAEL WOODS --08/02/11--Alan Wilbourn, Public Information Officer with the Fayetteville Public Schools introduces all the new teachers to the Fayetteville School District Tuesday afternoon at the new Happy Hollow Elementary School in Fayetteville during a lunch for the new teachers sponsored by the Rotary Club.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JASON IVESTER --04/16/11--
UA Red-White Spring Game
Offensive lineman Jason Peacock

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/RYAN MCGEENEY --08-02-2011--
University of Arkansas students Dylan Ward, left, and Brett Seller, both of Fayetteville, practice tennis volleys Tuesday morning n Wilson Park. Tuesday's 100+ degree temperatures are expected to drop to the mid-90s through the rest of the week.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/KAREN E. SEGRAVE
8/2/11

Zach Hannahs with Kinsley Electric prepares to install his eight ceiling fan of the day in a new home in the final stages of construction located at #3 Bluestem in Little Rock on Tuesday. New home construction is on the decline in Arkansas.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEVE KEESEE 8/2/11 Corbin Desoto, 8, visiting the Arkansas Skatium's ice skating rink, 1311 S. Bowman Rd. Little Rock, with a group from Malvern, found the ice Tuesday nice and cool.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BENJAMIN KRAIN --8/2/11--
Stan Jones, president of Complete College America, and Gov. Mike Beebe discuss a $1 million grant financed by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to help fund efforts to increase college completion during a news conference Tuesday at the State Capitol.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/WILLIAM MOORE
3rd-grade-teacher Andrea Lofton gets decorations ready for her classroom Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at Butterfield Trail Elementary in Fayetteville. School for Fayetteville starts again August 15.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BENJAMIN KRAIN --8/2/11--
Ice cream melts before Griffin Haynes, 6, can eat his cone while he cools off from over 100 degree temperature at Key West in Maumelle on Tuesday.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JASON IVESTER --08/02/11--
Brooklyn Lykins (cq), 9, of Gravette paints a design on her plate during Ceramics Camp inside the American Legion Community Hall in Siloam Springs on Tuesday, August 2, 2011. The week-long camp offered through the City of Siloam Springs is led by Jackie Katsuren (cq).

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/KAREN E. SEGRAVE
8/2/11

Farris Hensely (center) a member of The Little Rock Police Pension Board addresses the media at a press conference on Tuesday with concerns that the current sales tax increase proposal does not provide enough justification for the wide variety of city services the sales tax would benefit. Hensley is flanked by other pension board members, Donald Wood (L) and Lee Harrod.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/fSTATON BREIDENTHAL 8/2/11
Shakira (cq) Childers (left), 11, listens to Gerald Johnson play saxophone Tuesday in the Metropolitan Bank building plaza in downtown Little Rock. The event was organized by, Art Porter Music Education Inc., as part of events this week to celebrate the musician's 50th birthday on Aug. 3.

8/2/11
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEPHEN B. THORNTON
Sweat beads on his face as Aljabbar Salam gulps down his first bottle of cold water upon enter the cooling station at the Salvation Army at 1111 W. Markham Street Tuesday afternoon in Little Rock. Salam says he has been living on the streets after moving to Little Rock from Magnolia to look for work. The Salvation Army opens it's doors as a cooling center from 1-4pm everyday the heat index rises above 100 degrees.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/WILLIAM MOORE
3rd-grade-teacher Andrea Lofton gets decorations ready for her classroom Tuesday, August 2, 2011 at Butterfield Trail Elementary in Fayetteville. School for Fayetteville starts again August 15.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JASON IVESTER --08/02/11--
Brooklyn Williams, 7, of Siloam Springs paints a design on her plate during Ceramics Camp inside the American Legion Community Hall in Siloam Springs on Tuesday, August 2, 2011. The week-long camp offered through the City of Siloam Springs is led by Jackie Katsuren (cq).

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/KAREN E. SEGRAVE
8/2/11

Arkansas' catcher Orlando Mercado (facing) waits with the ball to tag Springfield's Matt Adams out at home plate in the bottom of the first inning Tuesday night.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BILL BOWDEN

8/2/11

Eureka Springs tower

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEVE KEESEE 7/28/11 Volunteers, Kay Payne (center) and Ashley Zimmer from the Junior League of Little Rock help Little Rock School District employees, Kem Austin (left) load boxed school supplies into one of three trucks used Thursday to deliver the donated items for students to six district elementary schools. The JLLR program called Stuff the Bus began five years ago with the goal of adding one LRSD elementary a year.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEVE KEESEE 7/28/11 Little Rock School District employees move carts with boxes of school supplies Thursday that the Junior League of Little Rock have donated to students in need at Little Rock School District's Stephens Elementary, one of six district schools receiving the items . The JLLR program called Stuff the Bus began five years ago with the goal of adding one LRSD elementary a year, Romine Elementary was added this year.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEVE KEESEE 7/28/11 Volunteers, Lexie Sadler (left) and Jayme Holland, members of the Mount St. Mary Academy cheerleading squad , help unload a truck Thursday filled with school supplies that the Junior League of Little Rock is donating to students in need at Little Rock School District's Romine Elementary, one of six district schools receiving the items . The JLLR program called Stuff the Bus began five years ago with the goal of adding one LRSD elementary a year.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEVE KEESEE 7/28/11 Volunteers, Kay Payne (center) and Ashley Zimmer from the Junior League of Little Rock help Little Rock School District employees, Kem Austin (left), load boxed school supplies into one of three trucks used Thursday to deliver the donated items for students to six district elementary schools. The JLLR program called Stuff the Bus began five years ago with the goal of adding one LRSD elementary a year.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEVE KEESEE 7/28/11 Volunteer, Lexie Sadler, a member of the Mount St. Mary Academy cheerleading squad , helps to unload a truck Thursday filled with school supplies that the Junior League of Little Rock is donating to students in need at Little Rock School District's Romine Elementary, one of six district schools receiving the items . The JLLR program called Stuff the Bus began five years ago with the goal of adding one LRSD elementary a year.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEVE KEESEE 7/28/11 Volunteers, Kay Payne (left) and Ashley Zimmer from the Junior League of Little Rock help Little Rock School District employees load boxed school supplies into one of three trucks used Thursday to deliver the donated items for students to six district elementary schools. The JLLR program called Stuff the Bus began five years ago with the goal of adding one LRSD elementary a year.

7/31/11
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEPHEN B. THORNTON
Carter quadruplets from left, Michael, Leslie, Katherine, and Ashley blow out candles on their 16th birthday cake at the home of their grandparents Jim and Patti Dailey Sunday afternoon. In background at top is their cousin Mary Dailey, 15.

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/fSTATON BREIDENTHAL 8/2/11
Kingston Alexander (right), 4, plays an electronic game Tuesday morning at Dr. Don R. Roberts Elementary School while his mother, Jewell Alexander, completes paperwork during Little Rock School District check-in for the upcoming school year. Check-in continues today from 10 a.m to 7 p.m.

8/2/11
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEPHEN B. THORNTON
Lawrence Riggins, right, concentrates on his tiles as he plays dominoes with Porter Mitchem, left, and other friends Tuesday morning at the Dunbar Community Center in Little Rock. (MITCHEM IS CQ)

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/MICHAEL WOODS --08/02/11-- Breanna Pettay, 9 from Rogers, (left) and Emily Kemp, 10 fom Springdale, take a look at some bugs under the microscop Tuesday morning at the Botanical Garden of the Ozarks during a summer class for local elementary school students.

7/31/11
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/STEPHEN B. THORNTON
Jim and Patti Dailey, top, watch as daughter Laura Carter looks at a 15 year old photo of her quadruplets in their arms during a birthday gathering in the Dailey home Sunday afternoon.

Monday was UTC’s first day of in person classes since March, when all University of Tennessee schools moved to virtual classes in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19.