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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – On Friday morning, first responders, victim advocates and members of the community gathered at the Brinkley Center in Johnson City for the inaugural Upper East Tennessee Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Summit. Presenters at the event included members from various departments and organizations who work directly with those who are […]

High Point University students traveled to New York City and Washington, D.C., during their fall break to get a behind-the-scenes look at what it is like to work in business,

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MADISON - The mayor and Borough Council have been awarded the New Jersey Municipal Management Association (NJMMA) Elected Officials Award for 2023.

First-generation law students with parents who never obtained a bachelor’s degree differ in some significant respects from classmates with at least one parent who completed a college degree, according to a new survey of more than 13,000 law students at 75 law schools.

On October 25, a team of Accreditation Peer reviewers from Wyoming Department of Education, Karen Wattenmaker, Stephanie Benboe and Beth Lougee came to the Arvada Clearmont school, SCSD#3, to observe, and give their comments about how the school is doing. They also added their recommendations for im

When the Carson City School District learned it would receive funding through a competitive grant program authorized by Nevada’s Read by Grade 3 Act, it came up with an innovative summer reading program to help its English Language Learner population. Results from the 16-day program were overwhelmingly positive.

  On Wednesday, U Career Success celebrated its grand re-opening. The center celebrated moving to its new office space, as well as expanded growth in the services it offers. The re-opening was accompanied by an open house event held in their new offices, located in the Garff Building, Suite 1300, which included tours of the...

Partners who choose an “activator approach” are more likely to be successful at business development, according to a new study called Unlocking the Secrets to Successful Business Development: The Rainmaker Genome Project.

Support. Skills. Community. That's what a new Yale School of Medicine program hopes to provide its first-generation and/or low-income individuals. And the