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Ultium Cells leadership says the plant in Spring Hill is recruiting over 1,000 local workers in the region to build a new generational workforce.

Appalachia Service Project holds its seventh annual Race to Build event during the Bass Pro Shops Night Race Weekend at BMS, Sept. 14-16, to build three homes for local families.

Shelby County Sheriff Floyd Bonner heads the law enforcement agency for the largest county in Tennessee. Now, he wants to be mayor of Memphis.

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) – The Tennessee College of Applied Technology’s (TCAT) Elizabethton campus will see more students this year than it ever has. In a press release, TCAT Elizabethton President David Hicks said the college projected 1,050 students for the Fall trimester. Hicks said the college set another enrollment record over the Summer. 437 students […]

Franklin Savings Bank’s Community Development Foundation has this year awarded $51,000 in college scholarships to 21 students from 11 local high schools and four technical centers. Recipients benefited from scholarships ranging from $1,500 to $3,000. Scholarships awarded to the area high-schools have been specially designated for students with an inclination towards business-related programs, covering areas […]

ALFRED — Jennifer Noble has been named the assistant dean for the School of Applied Technology at Alfred State College.

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One of the four state finalists will be named the 2024 Maine Teacher of the Year in October after the final stages of the selection process are complete.

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American Battery Factory, based in Utah, is looking to break ground in October on a factory near Tucsons airport, officials say.