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The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee has announced that 13 students from Rutherford County have been awarded one of its college scholarships.

Dredging and expanded docking infrastructure is expected to provide greater flexibility for transient boaters, including megayachts. Some residents view the project as a positive economic benefit. Others worry about public access.

A new Tennessee College of Applied Technology location is welcoming current and prospective students in Parsons.

Tennessee has passed a massive incentive package — the largest ever in the state’s history — for the "mega campus" Ford is planning to build near Memphis. The $884 million package includes a $500 million grant for Ford and covers construction and infrastructure costs.

A seed grant will help Shenandoah University and Arab American University collaborate on virtual reality experiences to advance health care education. 

Amber Ray knows that less than 1% of linemen are women; but, she is determined to be in that group.

ELIZABETHTON — One of the most divisive matters between the local governments of Elizabethton and Carter County may be on the way to a resolution following a strong vote of

ELIZABETHTON — The Carter County School Board toured the Workforce Development Complex in the Watauga Industrial Park on Monday evening, spending much of its time looking at the large rooms

After a successful career in various sales and marketing roles, Nikole Clay felt unfulfilled in the corporate sector. She decided to make a change and enrolled in the massage therapy program offered through Continuing Education at College of DuPage, which provided a quick path to reach her goals.

Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) CEO Peter Conde has announced he will stand down from the role in the new year, following the success of the Tokyo