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Nashville, TN - Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has released 2023 “Leading the Nation” highlights and accomplishments that have contributed to greater

After dying in a motorcycle crash, Dakota Sams' organs were donated to more than 130 people.

The Plateau Walk to make Alzheimer’s a memory event on Sept. 16 raised $54,775 for Alzheimer’s Tennessee, exceeding its $45,000 goal.

January Staff at Agnes Gray got an unwelcome gift over the Christmas break when overhead pipes froze, causing a sprinkler head pipe to burst and flood the school’s gymnasium and cafeteria. The damage was discovered in the form of at least eight inches of water covering the floor of the cafeteria. Part of the ceiling […]

Nashville, TN - The Tennessee Board of Regents, in a special called meeting, appointed Laura Travis as the next president of the Tennessee College of

On Dec. 14, president Mae Wright and three SkillsUSA students from the Tennessee College of Applied Technology visited Trousdale County Elementary School to present a special Christmas gift to the

Top colleges aim to create a diverse campus with students from all walks of life; so they're traveling to places they've neglected before: rural communities.

Top colleges aim to create a diverse campus with students from all walks of life; so they're traveling to places they've neglected before: rural communities.

Students of the Furniture and Cabinet classes successfully built a new press box using salvaged boards from the Roundhouse Renovation Project that took place in the past summer.

State and local officials gathered in Clarksville at the LG Chem groundbreaking, another global business making its way to Tennessee.