Incoming TTU Freshmen Class Set To Be Largest Since 2013
Tennessee Tech President Phil Oldham said this upcoming freshmen class is set to be largest since 2013. Oldham shared the projected numbers to the Joint Economic Community Development Board Tuesday. Oldham said the 2022 class is set to be 300 students stronger than the 2021 fall semester. “The campus improvements play into that,” Oldham said. […]
Livingston Retail Consultant Shares Initial List Of Suitable Companies
Aldi, Chic-Fil-A, and CVS could be good fits for Livingston based on a retail study shared with the Mayor and Board of Aldermen Monday night. The city hired a national retail consultant last year to identify areas of sales tax leakage and recruit businesses. After two months of work, Retail Coach Project Director Kyle Cofer […]
Alderman Dale Wanted Longer Suspension Of Etheredge
Livingston Alderman Rex Dale said he would have liked a longer suspension and probation of Police Chief Greg Etheredge. Dale voted against the suspension proposed by Alderman Chris Speck Monday night that ended in a 3-2 vote. “So my reasoning was more of while I still support the chief, and I think that he has […]
TTU Gets Clean Audit Report For Last Fiscal Year
Tennessee Tech University earned a clean financial and compliance audit for the fiscal year ending 2021. The report was released by the State Comptroller’s Office Tuesday. An independent auditor reported fair financial statements, cash flow and management practices.
TTU Adjunct Professor To See Queen Elizabeth Once Again Next Week
Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee came to a close this week as Great Britain celebrated 70 years of the monarchy. A Tennessee Tech Communications Adjunct Professor tuned in with great passion. Sylvia Horn said she has been to Britain at least 20 times. “I’ve seen her at the Balcony at Trooping the Colour. I’ve seen her […]
