Tech Student Starts Magazine For LGBTQ Community In The UC
A Tennessee Tech student has started a magazine for LGBTQ teens and young adults in the Upper Cumberland. CEO of “Girls, Gays, and Theys” Magazine Lane Mochow said that he wanted to create a magazine of more substance than typical teen magazines. He said that he also wanted it to be an outlet for LGBTQ […]
Take Your Next Meal Outside The Box When Manning The Grill
DeKalb County 4-H is heading to the state 4-H Grill Master competition, the man leading them has grill tips to use at home. DeKalb County Ag Extenstion Office Director Johnny Barnes said they start with a charcoal grill, using a charcoal chimney instead of lighter fluid. He said direct and indirect heat is the most […]
BBB Warns Of Shortages, Scammers When It Comes To Holiday Shopping
The Better Business Bureau warns that national supply chain shortages could lead to an increased presence of scammers. BBB of Middle Tennessee President and CEO Robyn Householder said that when it comes to holiday shopping, if it seems too good to be true, it probably is. “Especially in the market we’re dealing with right now,” […]
Food Insecurity Issues For Community College Students Being Answered
Food insecurity for community college students is a lingering problem on campuses. Vol State Public Relations Coordinator Eric Melcher said the school started its food pantry, called The Feed, when its own data showed this was affecting its students. Melcher said the pantry is available on all campuses, to all students. “We want to make […]
