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TCAT Dickson and Clarksville campus would like to congratulate its Stewart county summer 2022 graduates

SMYRNA – Longtime Smyrna resident and Vice Mayor Marc Adkins announced today that he will run for re-election to the Smyrna Town Council. “I’ve enjoyed serving the citizens of Smyrna for the past 13 years; I grew up here; and I went to high school here,” said Adkins, who is Principal Managing Broker at Parks Realty in Smyrna. “We have a lot of projects in the works, and I would like to see them through to fruition. I also want to continue to fost...

Oxford County sheriff's deputies were called to South Main Street at about 8:30 a.m. for reports that a man had died after a tree fell on him.

The Memphis Area FAFSA challenge will be on Tuesday, Oct. 18 at the Rose Theatre at the University of Memphis.

ELIZABETHTON — Most people in Carter County are very familiar with the 14 schools operated by the Carter County School System. But there is another school that most are not

Anderson Countys Drive to 55 college education center recognized.

Approximately 150 local students from the Grahamwood Elementary School joined the Clearloop executive and operations teams along with officials from the Tennessee College of Applied Technology, the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), and the Jackson Chamber of Commerce.

Three women are training to work on power lines at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology, hoping to break gender barriers and show the field isn't only for men

Clearloop Flips the Switch on First Solar Project in Jackson

Project marks the first utility-scale solar ranch in the U.S. directly funded with carbon offsets Clearloop, a Tennessee-based company that helps companies