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The Havre Education Association is holding a forum tonight for the candidates for the Havre School Board with people invited to attend in person or

ELIZABETHTON — “Elections have consequences,” Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger of the 1st District of Tennessee told the audience at the 2022 Elizabethton/Carter County Chamber of Commerce Legislative Breakfast on Friday morning

The winner of the May 3 GOP primary will be the only candidate on the Aug. 4 general election ballot.

Tullahoma High School will enter into a new dual enrollment program with the Tennessee College of Applied Technology in the next school year, district officials have announced.

In March, Alethia Smartt-Rawn, a current SRO with the Coffee County Sheriff’s Office, spent time asking questions alongside her boss, Sheriff Chad Partin, at a forum hosted by The Tullahoma

Region 9 School of Applied Technology cut a forestry and a career exploratory program, Director Brenda Gammon said.

Choate Rosemary Hall Junior Thrives in Biotechnology- After hours of hard work and anticipation, the award recipients for the 74th Annual Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair have finally been announced! Although the fair was virtual this year, that does not take away from the fact that over 300...

Their groundbreaking discovery answers the question of whether other planets, including those beyond our solar system, may suffer geomagnetic storms regardless of the integrity of their magnetosphere or the presence of an ionosphere similar to Earth's

Men vastly outnumber women majoring in most STEM fields in college. Gender gaps are exceptionally and needlessly high in some of the fastest-growing and highest-paying jobs like mechatronics, robotics, cyber

Their finding, a first, answers the question of whether other planets, including those outside our solar system, can have geomagnetic storms