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U.S. Rep. John Rose will address Cumberland County Republican Women at their monthly meeting on April 4.

A strategic plan to restore the image of the sole internationally-approved maritime education and training university in the Western Hemisphere has begun to bear fruit. Employing a multipronged approach to repair the massive reputational damage as...

Aims Community College invites the community to our public events

The new campus of the Tennessee College of Applied Technology at Boones Creek celebrated a ribbon-cutting on Friday.

University of Utah will bestow honorary doctorate degrees to a Utah humanitarian, a philanthropist and renown computer science researcher during commencement ceremonies at the university on May 2.

Curt Alexander, John Holsclaw, 4th District

The Home Builders of Greater Kingsport is building a home with TCAT students.

With the opening of as LG Chem, Dongwha Electrolyte and others, an estimated 1,075 jobs are being added to the Clarksville economy in 2025.

The South Atlantic Anomaly makes a section of the southern aurora weaker and likely dimmer.

Rural districts will be hit hardest by unlimited voucher expansion, where they already operate on tight budgets.