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It highlights storm cleanup support through volunteer organizations, ongoing recovery from winter weather, and team efforts in Macon County. The issue also announces UCHRA’s 2026 Driver’s Education program details and discusses community engagement through a homelessness solutions screening and town hall. It concludes with an AAAD presentation supporting Baxter seniors through services and the Aging Well survey.","Positively UCA moment to focus on the good  our team isdoing every day  \nIce from the weekend's storm still clings to thisUCHRA Public Transportation van in ClayCounty as of Thursday afternoon.  \n# SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES THROUGH WINTER WEATHER CHALLENGES\n\ncleanup following the storm,free help may beavailable through volunteer organizationsacross Tennessee.Staff and communitymembers are encouraged to review the imagebelow for full details on available cleanupresources.  \nThis past weekend,the Upper Cumberlandexperienced significant winter weather,withMacon County among the hardest hit.Manyresidents are still recovering from snow,ice,and freezing temperatures,and some remainwithout power.  \nFor continuous updates,guidance,andresources,  please visit the TennesseeEmergency Management Agency websitehere:January 2026 Winter Weather Updates.  \nIn response,members of the UCDD andUCHRA teams traveled to Macon County todeliver supplies,share resources,and offersupport to residents affected by the storm.Their efforts focused on meeting immediateneeds and checking in with neighbors—showing up and helping where it matteredmost.  \nThank you to all team members who helpedsupport our neighbors during this challengingtime and for continuing to uphold UCDD andUCHRA's commitment to the communities weserve.  \nFor those needing assistance with property  \n# UCHRA DRIVER'S ED PROGRAM GEARS UP FOR 2026 CLASSES\n\nUCHRA has announced its 2026 Driver'sEducation class dates,  continuing itscommitment to helping new andinexperienced drivers build the skills andconfidence needed to drive safely andresponsibly.  \nA final exam is administered on the last day,and students who pass with an 80 percent orhigher receive a certificate required by theDMV to move forward with licensure.  \nClasses meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5-8 p.m.,with driving instruction scheduled onweekdays and Saturdays.  \nUCHRA's Driver's Education Program isdesigned to go beyond the basics,preparingstudents for real-world driving situations.  \nThe total cost of the program is $375,withmultiple payment options available.Participants will be contacted prior to the startof class to confirm dates,times,and location.Refunds are available for withdrawals madebefore the class begins.  \nThe six-week program combines 30 hours ofclassroom instruction with 6 hours of behind-the-wheel driving to create a strongfoundation in traffic laws,defensive driving,and safe decision-making.  \nFor additional information,contact MikeBrownat931-261-3752ormbrown@uchra.com.  \nStudents must be 15 years or older and hold alearner's permit prior to the start of class.  \nOUR MISSION  \nTo help the Upper Cumberland region cultivate self-sufficiencyand build true wealth through innovation,collaboration,andleadership.OUR VISION  \nplugged in.Follow us on social media forthe latest updates.  \nWE ARE  \nA region abundant in resources,fostering a productive andvibrant lifefor the people of the Upper Cumberland.  \nJan.80,2026 |Issue 4  \n# COMMUNITY SCREENING SPARKS DIALOGUE ON HOMELESSNESS SOLUTIONS\n\nPanelists included Mayor Ryle Chastain,County Executive Terry Bell,Sheila Fann of  \nRecently,McMinnville and Warren Countyresidents gathered at the Park Theater for afree screening of Beyond The Bridge:ASolution to Homelessness,hosted by MATCH(McMinnville Action to Create Housing).Thedocumentary highlightssuccessful,community-driven     approachestohomelessness,drawn_from producers DonSawyer and Tim Hashko's 40,000-milejourney across the country.  \nH.O.M.E.,Neal Kelley of Saint ThomasAscension_Hospital,and Mark Farley,Executive Director of UCDD and UCHRA.  \nUCDD and UCHRA staff were also inattendance,underscoring the agenciescontinued commitment to regionalpartnerships and coordinated strategies toaddress homelessness.The event served as animportant opportunity to raise awareness andstrengthen community collaboration aroundhousing solutions.  \nA Town Hall Meeting followed the screening,bringing together local leaders to discusscolla","cbCaivsGe41qaxek","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivsGe41qaxek","pdf",14905861,7,1,3,"English","en",105,"# SUPPORTING COMMUNITIES THROUGH WINTER WEATHER CHALLENGES\n## UCHRA DRIVER'S ED PROGRAM GEARS UP FOR 2026 CLASSES\n## COMMUNITY SCREENING SPARKS DIALOGUE ON HOMELESSNESS SOLUTIONS\n## EMPOWERING BAXTER SENIORS THROUGH INFORMATION AND CONNECTION","[{\"question\":\"How can residents get help with storm cleanup after the winter weather challenges?\",\"answer\":\"Cleanup support may be available through volunteer organizations across Tennessee. 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