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Editor’s note: In this column, former journalist Bob Robinson remembers a trip behind the Iron Curtain to the Soviet Union. Bob Robinson It was a cold and rainy evening at LaGuardia Airport in New York City when we boarded the overnight TWA flight to Brussels, Belgium and then on to Moscow. I was the youngest of 25 Tennesseans traveling to the Soviet Union as part of President Dwight Eisenhower’s People to People Goodwill trip. It was an agriculture mission led by the director of the ...

This summer finds one local lawmaker working on initiatives to expand Tennessee’s alternatives to prison incarceration, as well as programs to expand vocational education opportunities in the state. State Rep. Tim Hicks, R-Gray, said he is working with local judges to transform the Northeast Correctional Complex Annex at Roan Mountain into a substance abuse rehabilitation center. Hicks said the prison work annex is set to close, and judges in the area hope the facility can be used for a 60...

Minister On 2021 Senior School Graduations “I think it is safe to say that no other graduating year group has been through as much as the Class of 2021. Two academic years interrupted with pandemic and the pandemic related changes is without question stressful,” Minister of Education Diallo Rabain said in the House of Assembly. “Yet, we were able to see 139 students graduate from the Berkeley Institute and 91 from CedarBridge Academy. These students knew and appreciated the importance of ...

Dubai: Grade 12 students in public and private schools following Ministry of Education’s curriculum have achieved a pass rate of around 91 per cent in their final exams held recently. His Highness Shaikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, congratulated the top seven students on his Twitter account: • Hind Al Jenahi, Elite Stream, Al Salam High School • Abdulrahman Al Neimi, Elite Stream, Institute of Applied Technology RAK • ...

A plan to turn the old Boones Creek Elementary School into a satellite campus for the Tennessee College of Applied Technology in Elizabethton was given the green light by the Washington County Board of Education on Thursday. The school board approved the concept of leasing the former elementary school property to the state to allow the Elizabethton TCAT to expand its workforce development training programs. Board members said they wanted to see the wording of the agreement modified before givin...

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ELIZABETHTON — It is quite a gratifying experience for a teacher when one of his or her students receives a high honor. Toni Campbell, cosmetology instructor at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology Elizabethton, had that experience this past week when one of her students, Kenlee Blake Hall, won the gold medal in the National SkillsUSA competition on June 24. Hallhad alreadywon the gold medal in state competition earlier. Both teacher and student were unavailable for comment on Frida...

한국재료연구원이 창원시와 협력해 지난 2017년 9월 개소한 ‘한독소재센터’가 지역 기업들의 핵심 애로기술 해결에 큰 역할을 하고 있다.9일 재료...

Sam Stockard reports Rep. G.A. Hardaway, D-Memphis, says Gov. Bill Lee is merely dusting off old plans with the Memphis Regional Megasite.

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