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7th Juried Faculty and Alumni Art Exhibition to Open September 9
The 7th Juried Faculty & Alumni Art Exhibition is scheduled to open on Monday, September 9 in the Alabama Center for the Arts’ Main Gallery. The show will feature 49 works from 29 artists consisting of faculty, staff, or alumni of Calhoun Community College and Athens State University. The show will remain open until Friday, November 8. An artist reception will be held on Friday, September 20 at 5:30 pm. Both the exhibit and reception will be free and open to the public.
Football Recap: Richland Falls to Lincoln County in First Game of Season
Richland kicked off their season on the road on Friday and hit a couple of potholes. They were dealt a 42-14 loss at the hands of the Lincoln County Falcons. The defeat leaves the Raiders without a win on the season. Lincoln County can attribute much of their success to...
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.
Middle Tennessee parents sue Williamson County school board, claim child was unfairly expelled, punished
The parents of an Independence High School student are suing the Williamson County school board and District Attorney Stacey Edmondson after they say their child was unfairly expelled and punished under a districtwide zero tolerance policy. The case is the latest filing against the board regarding the zero tolerance policy, passed in 2023 as a result of the Covenant School shooting in Nashville. A second case, filed May 21 in the U.S. District Court's Middle Tennessee district...
“Bound to consider needs of an addict”: THA approves proposed Methadone Clinic
Following a three-hour meeting in Nashville, the Tennessee Health Facilities Board voted 6-2 Wednesday afternoon to approve the “certificate of Need” that will allow Cedar Recovery to open a Methadone Clinic in Putnam County, according to County Mayor Randy Porter. Many county residents and public officials gathered in...
Eric Church to bring unique concert experience to Nashville Bar Chief's. Here's how you can listen in
Eric Church is returning to his Neon Steeple stage at Chief's, his six-month-old Lower Broadway bar, honky-tonk, restaurant and performance venue. On Sept. 30, the "Springsteen" vocalist will perform during a SiriusXM broadcast from his six-story space. ...
Lainey Wilson Makes Grand Entrance On Horseback For ‘Beer For My Horses’ Duet With Jamey Johnson At Toby Keith Tribute
Lainey Wilson certainly made her presence known during tonight’s two-hour Toby Keith tribute event, when she joined forces with Jamey Johnson to perform “Beer For My Horses,” an RIAA platinum-certified tune that was originally sung by Keith and Willie Nelson. Fans were drawn to the corner inside...
Tennessee boxer plans on bringing the belt home in Saturday night title fight
"The only person that can judge you on your success is you, because you're the only one who knows how much left in the tank you really had." -Alex Hormozi. If there is one thing about Tennesseans, it's we're not afraid to work. From our rural farms to the ever-expanding skylines, it isn't hard to look out your window and see somebody working on something. It may be why fate brought boxer Efetobor "Tobor" Apochi to Nashville when he was faced with his biggest obstacle. Maybe fate brought him here so he could be surrounded by others not afraid to do the work. Work which has resulted in a title fight fight on Saturday night for the WBA Intercontinental Cruiserweight title in Los Angeles.
Lainey Wilson Wanted To Fight Radio DJ After He Rudely Told Her She Was No Good
Lainey Wilson currently sits as one of the top artists in the country music world. Her new album Whirlwind continues to impress listeners across the country, she rakes in countless awards. Moreover, the legends in the industry give her the ultimate cosign as the next big country star. Frankly, it's hard to imagine a time where she wasn't reigning towards towards the top of Nashville. However, she always reminds people, it wasn't always sunny. Sometimes, the disrespect almost spirals into full blown fights.
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