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Western Nevada College and greenUP! announced Monday the formation of the Nevada Green Business Network, part of a statewide effort to generate a green business certification program.

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN – Students in a brand new EMT program that got underway earlier this year at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology learned real-life lessons when visited by a Murfreesboro Police officer who saved the life of an infant about a month ago. The TCAT class for Emergency Medical Technology listened closely as Officer Robert Baer talked about the importance of CPR when on the scene of a medical emergency. Baer shared the story of how he worked with a 911 operator...

The Tennessee College of Applied Technology gives high school students an option other than a traditional college to establish a career.

Cleveland Mayor Kevin Brooks and former Tennessee state Sen. Mike Bell were tapped to serve on an advisory committee that will lead the Tennessee Board of Regents search for the

TISHOMINGO — Murray State College held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new gunsmithing education facility to be located on their campus in Tishomingo.

Michael Dascal of Fidelity talks about how he ended up working in quantum and how his 'unusual' background lead to his success in the area.

Gateway Community and Technical College has received a grant from ADM Cares in support of the college’s Food for Thought Pantry. The agricultural organization also established three new academic sch

This week, we spent five minutes with Trish Coles, chair of the ESL Department and Assessment Centre at Canada's Centennial College.

Fayetteville Public Utilities (FPU) was honored to be one of the hosts for Pulaski’s Tennessee College of Applied Technology’s (TCAT) AMP Camp. Sixteen students from Lincoln, Giles and Lawrence counties

The 25th annual Coats For the Cold drive will accept donations of new and gently used coats, jackets and sweaters now through Nov. 10.