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Project planned for Hillsboro-West End property located near I-440

Photo: MTSU management professor Joshua Aaron, Pam Wright Chair of Entrepreneurship in the Jennings A. Jones College of Business, holds the Small Business Institute’s 2022 “Showcase Award” on the balcony of the Business and Aerospace Building. Aaron accepted the award, signifying the top entrepreneurship program of the year within the professional development organization, at the annual SBI national conference in Charleston, South Carolina, in late February. (MTSU p...

Michele Richards has announced her retirement after more than 30 years of service at the Little League International headquarters.

Hundreds of volunteers fanned out across the county in predawn light amid freezing temperatures

“Remember our fallen veterans. Honor those who serve. Teach your children the honor of freedom.” That’s the mission statement of Wreaths Across America and for Woolwich native Roger Brawn, a retired U.S. Army veteran, they’re words to live by. Brawn...

NASSAU, The Bahamas — After the Blue Raiders 31 - 24 victory over Toledo, Middle Tennessee State University’s senior administrators used their remaining time in this island commonwealth leading up to the Bahamas Bowl to recruit potential study-abroad students and meet with the nation’s top leaders.MTSU took full opportunity of the visibility afforded to its football team’s invitation to play the University of Toledo to brag that The Bahamas is its third-la...

NASSAU, The Bahamas — Middle Tennessee State University’s senior administrators used its time in this island commonwealth leading up to the Bahamas Bowl to recruit potential study-abroad students and meet with the nation’s top leaders.MTSU took full opportunity of the visibility afforded to its football team’s invitation to play the University of Toledo to brag that The Bahamas is its third-largest provider of international students. About 50 from...

MTSU Trustee Darrell Freeman is letting his wallet “do the speaking” as he plans to buckle down on diversity issues on campus and graduation rates for students of color following

Holiday celebration originally set in 2020 but delayed by pandemic SUISUN CITY — Members of the Wednesday Club traveled back in time last week for their December luncheon. A Dickens theme, originally planned for December 2020, became a celebration of surviving the pandemic as well as a chance to com

WATERLOO, Iowa (AP) — The labor-intensive work of processing pork at Tyson Fresh Meats...