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Tim Aten Knows: Pizza slice shop coming to Shea's former space off Fifth - Vimarsana News

Tim Aten Knows: Pizza slice shop coming to Shea's former space off Fifth

Specialty pies will take center stage at Pizzeria G, a sleek, modern venue emulating slice shops in the Big Apple.

MTSU Mondays: Young scholar excels, trailblazers honored, horse show benefit - Vimarsana News

MTSU Mondays: Young scholar excels, trailblazers honored, horse show benefit

Here's the latest news from Middle Tennessee State University.

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National Women's History Month at MTSU focuses on 'Women Who Tell Our Stories' - Vimarsana News

National Women's History Month at MTSU focuses on 'Women Who Tell Our Stories'

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — An Emmy-winning broadcaster and humorist who’s brought joy, thought-provoking commentary and plenty of fascinating stories to Sunday mornings for two decades will help Middle Tennessee State University celebrate its storytellers for National Women’s History Month.  Nancy Giles, a contributor to “CBS Sunday Mornings” since 2002, is scheduled to make the National Women’s History Month keynote address Thursday, March 23, at 6 p.m. in t ...

MTSU Mondays: Mental health, Equal Rights discussed - Vimarsana News

MTSU Mondays: Mental health, Equal Rights discussed

The latest news from MTSU includes upcoming events on mental health awareness and the Equal Rights Amendment.

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MTSU Forensic Science partners with state agencies to host refresher for 100 TN drug recognition experts - Vimarsana News

MTSU Forensic Science partners with state agencies to host refresher for 100 TN drug recognition experts

Photo: Tennessee Drug Recognition, or DRE, experts listen intently as MTSU biology assistant professor Kiel Ormerod shares information about the brain and central nervous system and the effects from drug usage during the two-day ADAPT — “Advanced Drug Assessment through Physiology and Toxicology” — workshop recently in the MTSU Ingram Building's MT Center. About 100 DRE police officers attended the session sponsored by MTSU Forensic Science, the TBI and the Tennessee High ...