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10 News is breaking down where speed enforcement cameras are catching drivers.

As a superintendent, my focus is the success and health of our students and staff. I’m proud that my district, Central Cambria, continues to be a destination for parents seeking

Births on leap day, Feb. 29, in the region run the gamut from before World War II to a Bluff City girl set to be induced Thursday in Bristol, as well as at least three sets of twins.

Highlights from this weeks Davenport school board meeting.

In addition to growing businesses and expansion throughout the community, local school districts are seeing the rise in their classrooms. Both Tyler ISD and Chapel Hill ISD addressed these concerns by proposing bonds to expand and update their facilities. Smith County voters approved both proposals, and work is progressing for both districts.

A charge against a Davenport elementary school teacher of lascivious conduct with a minor has been dismissed at the request of the Scott County Attorney’s Office.

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Dr. Holly Ferguson recalls that when she first joined Prosper ISD, the district had about 700 students.

More than 40 schools competed in the Clayton County Public Schools Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl recently held at Kendrick Middle School.

The Central Cambria School Board will soon find out what their options are regarding the elementary feasibility study the district authorized Eckles Construction Service and Draw Collective to conduct in November. According to Superintendent Jason Moore, representatives from Draw Collective will present their recommendations of short-term and long-term options for the board to consider during […]