Tech Receives Donation For New Track And Field Facilities
Tennessee Tech will move forward with plans for a new track thanks to a $500,000 gift from Tech graduate Tom Jones. Athletic Director Mark Wilson said the decision to move the track was made late in the process of the Tucker Stadium renovation project, so the school will be playing catchup until it is built. […]
New STEM Lab Up and Running At Livingston Middle
Livingston Middle School has a new STEM Lab to give students hands-on access to coding and electrical circuits. Assistant Principal Sarah Sullivan said the lab will give early exposure to STEM concepts that most kids would not learn about until high school, if ever. She said the lab is complete with state-of-the-art workstations and advanced […]
UCHRA Fatherhood Initiative Taking Next Steps Through Partners
UCHRA has partnered with local agencies to develop a three-focused approach to its new Fatherhood Initiative. Director of Economic Development Megan Choate said she has been connected with resources and data through a partnership with Tennesseeans for Quality Early Education and the Brightstart program. She said the information they have shared has shaped the goal […]
Fair To Remain At Current Putnam Fairgrounds For One More Year
The Putnam County Fair will remain at the current Fairgrounds for one more year as construction continues at the new Tennessee Avenue location. Putnam County Mayor Randy Porter said after conversations with the developers of the new Fairgrounds, this timeline makes the most sense. He said the county awaiting word on if it will be […]
Crossville Council To Talk With Hale About Manager Role
Crossville City Council may have found its next city manager. “And that’s Ms. Valerie Hale,” Crossville Mayor RJ Crawford during a Tuesday night work session. “So next steps is we got to figure out how we want to do this. My thought process is we’ve got pretty evident case here to support that. We know […]
