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Inside: Public Notices ENTREPRENEURS TENNESSEE TITANS Varied roles keep Byard a receiver? her on her toes Almost happened Free! Trained ballerina Quist’s UK wanted the Pro Bowler many leaps of faith have led on o ense. H.S. coach, Please to success on, o the stage. MTSU had a better plan. P18 P20 take one. November 8-14, 2019 Vol. 45 | Issue 45 KNOXVILLE EDITION www.TNLedger.com/Knoxville The power of information. KNOX • ANDERSON • JEFFERSON • CAMPBELL • CUMBERLAND CLAIBORNE COCKE • GRAINGER • HAMBLEN • BLOUNT • LOUDON • MONROE • MORGAN • ROANE • SCOTT • SEVIER • UNION Ledger FORMERLY WESTVIEW SINCE 1978 ‘The kid everybody loved’ Callaway’s biggest fans admire him for more than football skills Story by Rhiannon Potkey begins on page 2 Photo by Tennessee Athletics/UTsports.com Community Calendar ............................4 More inside: Public Notices .........................6-15, 22-33 Find Public Notices Career Corner ..........................................3 Newsmakers ..........................................17 inside & online: Personal Finance ....................................3 Crossword...............................................21 www.TNLedger.com News Briefs ..............................................5 Behind the Wheel .................................34 Page 2 www.TNLedger.com/Knoxville NOVEMBER 8-14, 2019 ‘He is just Marquez’ Tennessee Athletics/UTsports.com Marquez Callaway leads the SEC and ranks 11th nationally in yards per catch at 21.33. He has four TD catches and one on a punt return this year. Mom, teammates, friends weigh in on what makes Callaway special By Rhiannon Potkey of it.” everyone if he can.” Callaway’s receiving skills and special teams play are on Callaway starred in basketball, football, soccer and track arquez Callaway thought it was a bit display nationally every Saturday in the fall for the Vols. in middle school. By high school, he narrowed it to just strange that he was allowed to return home But it’s the senior’s work away from the spotlight that has football and basketball. only a week before his rst career game in a endeared him to many. Callaway thought about quitting football and just Tennessee uniform. He’s always willing to help others and provide support focusing on basketball until one of his high school His family told Callaway that his to anyone on campus. coaches talked him out of it. He was recruited by grandmother was being honored at a local Last month, a man fell out of his wheelchair outside midmajor programs to play basketball in college, but Mchurch in Warner Robins, Georgia, and he needed to be of the ornton Center. Callaway had just crossed the realized he had more upside in football. there. street, but rushed back to help after seeing him fall on the “I had a teammate who was being highly recruited, and Former Tennessee wide receivers coach Zach Azzanni concrete. scouts were coming in every day looking at him. I wanted gave Callaway his blessing to leave six days before the “He surprises us all the time with some of the things to be noticed like that and I wanted people who wanted 2016 season started. he does,” says Callaway’s mother, Maureen. “He is very me to come to their school,” Callaway recalls. “ at is Once Callaway arrived at the church, he realized sweet and has always been very polite. What you see is what made me work even harder to get that opportunity he’d been tricked. ere was nothing planned for his what you get with Marquez. He is true to himself and in football and it ended up happening.” grandmother. It was all for Callaway. doesn’t put on airs. Callaway loved the environment at Tennessee, and the He was being honored as the Volunteer of the Year by “He is just Marquez.” personal touches the Vols provided on his o cial visit. the Special Olympics for the entire state of Georgia. Jamaal Garman has known Callaway since he walked “He loves my meatloaf, and they had all this meatloaf Callaway’s aunt participates in the Special Olympics, into Garman’s social studies classroom at Warner Robins they had ordered from one of the restaurants there when and he started watching her compete when he was young. Middle School in the sixth grade. Garman coached he came. He loved that,” his mother says. “I thought it He loved seeing the joy on the faces of the athletes and Callaway in seventh grade football and was his high was funny they found out how much he loved meatloaf.” decided to begin volunteering on his own in middle school basketball coach for four years. Tray Wilkerson met Callaway in the sixth grade when school. “ e rst thing about him is that smile. Man, that Wilkerson moved to Warner Robins. Callaway was “I was really, really surprised when I got that award,” smile draws you in and you are intrigued by what is picked to show Wilkerson around the new middle school Callaway acknowledges. “It really meant a lot to me to get behind the smile,” Garman says. “ e guy is so caring, on his rst day. recognized. I never did it for that, but I was pretty proud and he really hates to tell people no. He wants to help CALLAWAY >> PAGE 35 NOVEMBER 8-14, 2019 www.TNLedger.com/Knoxville Page 3 Other countries way ahead Good candidates can be great Speedier payment systems Cutting the horn could curb your expenses o the unicorn I saw the perfect pro le for a recruiter Here’s an illustration recently. “I am not a ninja / purple of the many ways slow Related link squirrel / unicorn hunter, nor someone payment systems can who hires ‘rock stars.’ I am a strategic inconvenience you and NerdWallet: Charged an Overdraft and tactical recruiter, meaning I partner cost you money. Fee? Expect to Pay $35 at Banks, with leaders and we hire – at scale, for Let’s say Homer is $26 at Credit Unions http://bit.ly/ ANGELA the niche skills required to make the LIZ two days from payday. overdraft-fees COPELAND WESTON di erence to a business.” e family checking CAREER PERSONAL CORNER Have you ever heard of this phrase – FINANCE account at First Bank “purple squirrel?” In the world of the of Spring eld is on the Federal Reserve needed to step in, says job search, it is a reference to a hiring fumes. ere’s just Lauren Saunders, associate director for the Ledger manager who wants to nd the perfect applicant. ey’re enough in the account, Homer thinks, to National Consumer Law Center. looking for that once-in-a-lifetime candidate who will gas up his Plymouth sedan and buy Bart a “It’s just really important that a public The power of bring everything they want to their business and more. 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Plus, they forgot the power Nashville, TN 37201 available at nancial institutions of all (615) 254-5522 way. e dotcom crash happened in 2000. is is around bill is due, and utility owner Mr. Burns sizes, which means consumers everywhere FAX: (615) 254-5525 the same time that Monster.com started to be the way charges a wicked late fee. can bene t, says Christina Tetreault, Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m companies hired. Other sites like LinkedIn, Indeed and Homer hits up Lenny and Carl for senior policy counsel for Consumer Glassdoor also have come onto the scene, but the process a loan, but Lenny uses Venmo, Carl President & Chairman Reports. Peter Schutt has remained largely the same. uses PayPal and Homer uses only Zelle. Unfortunately, this transformation Publisher & CEO Employers are able to input a large list of criteria and, Eric Barnes Lenny writes Homer a check, but it’s won’t happen overnight, even though in return, nd a candidate who has the qualities they’re from National Bank of Spring eld, so Associate Publisher we’re already decades behind some & Executive Editor looking for. is worked perfectly ne when the job First Bank puts a hold on the deposit. countries. (Real-time payments came to Lyle Graves [email protected] market was terrible. You could upload a list of, say, 30 Desperate, Marge breaks into Lisa’s piggy Japan in 1973 and Switzerland in 1987.) skills and get a handful of people who matched. bank for money to pay the power bill, but Planning Editor e Fed is shooting for implementation Cindy Smith Today, however, we’re in the middle of the best job has to pay a fee to “expedite” a same-day by 2024. In the meantime, here are some [email protected] market in 50 years. 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