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As Tennessee’s recent boom years fade with slower tax revenues, Gov. Bill Lee is forging ahead on some big-ticket items in his state budget proposal. Some include a dramatic expansion

As Tennessee’s recent boom years fade with slower tax revenues, Gov. Bill Lee is forging ahead on some big-ticket items in his state budget proposal — among them, a dramatic

DAYTON — The Rhea County Commission voted unanimously on Tuesday to amend the agreement with the State of Tennessee on the purchase of the Abel farm property along Delaware Avenue,

Students at the Region Two School of Applied Technology are learning about all aspects of working in and running a commercial kitchen.

The Tennessee Promise is a last-dollar scholarship designed to help high school graduates get an associate degree, credential or diploma for free.

Region 5 Way roadmap stresses importance of partnerships with families and community members to help students reach their fulfill potential.

(The Center Square) – Students who take part in the Tennessee Promise program earn credits and awards at a higher rate and are retained more often than students who are

Kim Bray, Cumberland County schools’ operations chief, said staffing for the schools’ transportation department is two steps forward, one step back.

Officials say right now, there are 2 million job postings in the nation's health care industry -- in our area, there's roughly 500 available positions.To help m

Ballad Health officials announced the pilot program Thursday at West Ridge High School, which along with Sullivan East High, Dobyns-Bennett High and Tennessee will be part of the pilot.