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athenahealth, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATHN), a leading provider of cloud-based services and mobile applications for medical groups and health systems, and Summit Medical Group, PLLC (SMG), East Tennessee’s leading primary care organization, today announced that SMG has selected athenahealth’s cloud-based population health service, athenaCommunicator Enterprise, to enhance care coordination and advance its population health management initiatives.

Pilot Flying J announced today that Whitney Haslam Johnson, director of brand and customer experience, has joined the Pilot Flying J board of directors.

JOSEPH Construction has selected Moxley Carmichael, East Tennessee’s premier communications firm, as a partner to lead its marketing and public relations efforts.

Asbury Place continuing care retirement communities recently named Dannie Dingus director of nursing for its Kingsport campus.

The Franklin County Commission unanimously renewed its exclusive ambulance provider contract with Shoals Ambulance at a specially called meeting in September after a successful first year of service by the company.

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Clean Energy Fuels Corp., (NASDAQ: CLNE) celebrated the opening of the first LNG station in Mississippi with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The event was attended by Mississippi State Senator Dean Kirby, District 30 and State Representative Ray Rogers, District 61, who were integral to the station’s opening. Located within the Flying J Travel Plaza at 685 US-80 in Pearl, Mississippi, the station will support the fueling needs of Raven Transport’s 115 LNG heavy-duty trucks hauling goods for a leading consumer packaged goods company.

Knoxville-based Premier Transportation provided the use of 20 motor coaches to transport 1,000 members of high school bands and JROTC groups from Chattanooga area schools to march in the Chattanooga Unite Armed Forces Parade on Sept. 16.

The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra has hired Jeffrey J. Taylor as the new Development Manager to support the Director of Development and manage the KSO’s Annual Fund. Mr. Taylor comes with experience in nonprofit management, fundraising and development, marketing and grant writing. He joined the KSO staff in late summer.

U.S. Cellular will host hiring events on Wed., Sept. 16 and Wed., Sept. 30 in an effort to fill 10 job openings in Knoxville.