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Artificial intelligence pervasive, here to stay, speaker tells educators, employers
By Buzz Trexler Star Correspondent JONESBOROUGH – About 100 people from the East Tennessee business, educational, governmental, and economic development sectors gathered Wednesday at Grace Meadows Farm for the 7th Annual Education 2 Employment Summit to hear about workforce challenges and opportunities, from artificial intelligence (AI) to Gen Z. First Tennessee Development District Director of […] The post Artificial intelligence pervasive, here to stay, speaker tells educators, employers appeared first on www.elizabethton.com.
First Alert Forecast: Staying hot through Friday
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - First Alert Weather Day through tomorrow for excessive heat. Some heat and rain relief is on the way. Download the WSMV 4 First Alert Weather app for iPhone or Android, so you can stay informed on the go and in between newscasts. We share custom videos, plus you can choose to get messages from us on the latest conditions and forecast.
'But the bear doesn't leave' | Appalachian Bear Rescue says people are making bears lose their fear of humans
TOWNSEND, Tenn. — East Tennessee's bear rescue is asking for people to start securing their trash, put away their bird feeders and keep their vehicles locked if they live near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Appalachian Bear Rescue said 20 bears have been euthanized in Tennessee this year,...
Fort Campbell Inks IGSAs With Christian, Todd Counties
Three Intergovernmental Support Agreements have been signed between Fort Campbell Garrison Commander Colonel Christopher Midberry and senior officials with Christian and Todd counties. The first: a renewal of an existing plan from an expiring five-year term, to a new 10-year extension signed by City of Hopkinsville Mayor J.R. Knight, providing...
Bryce Oliver chose to return to Titans over joining Jets
Bryce Oliver was one of the biggest highlights of the Tennessee Titans preseason. He has the athleticism and talent required to be an NFL wide receiver, but the Titans simply didn’t have enough room for him on the final 53-man roster. It’s a numbers game, after all. The...
Nashville teacher arrested for allegedly kissing and fondling student
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A teacher wasaccused Thursday of touching a 13-year old student inappropriately during his time teaching at Stem Preparatory Academy last school year, according to a recentMetro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) press release. He was arrested on one count of sexual battery by an authority figure.
$50,000 Powerball Winner Sold in Murfreesboro
8-29-2024 – A lucky Powerball player in Murfreesboro matched four numbers plus the Powerball in last night’s drawing to win $50,000. The winning ticket was sold at Jefferson Pike Market, 574 W. Jefferson Pike in Murfreesboro. Congratulations!. No additional information is available until the prize is claimed. About...
Dr. Grant Winrow joins Lincoln University of Missouri as vice president for University Advancement
Lincoln University of Missouri has selected Dr. Grant Winrow as its new vice president for university advancement. Winrow, who joins the university with more than 25 years of expertise in administrative management, project leadership and business-to-business sales, previously served at Tennessee State University as assistant dean of student services and special assistant to the president/director of special projects. Winrow assumed responsibility for this position on Aug. 19.
Tennessee Titans fans are allowed to be excited about the 2024 season
When the Tennessee Titans fired Mike Vrabel, a large portion of the media took that chance to bury a team they were hardly paying attention to anyway. At that point, the roster had more questions than answers and it was fair to think that it was going to take two or three years for this team to build up a roster that could compete with the rest of the AFC South.
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