Peaks Of Hope Launches New Divorce Care Program
Peaks of Hope launching a new Divorce Care program in Crossville to provide emotional support and practical guidance for individuals navigating the end of a marriage. Facilitator James Williams said the initiative began after Scott Allen of the Church of the Nazarene identified a local need for the service following the conclusion of similar ministries […]
UCHRA Enhances Tennessee Tech Transit Access Monday
The Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency is revamping its Cookeville Go bus routes starting Monday, August 17, to improve on-time performance and enhance transit access for Tennessee Tech students. RAP Coordinator Jerry Myers said the agency is reducing the coverage area of the three Cookeville routes to ensure buses arrive more efficiently at high-density pickup […]
Putnam Curriculum To Include Child Trafficking Prevention
Putnam County Schools revising its family life education curriculum to incorporate child trafficking prevention and awareness training for students across all grade levels. Instructional Supervisor Bubba Winningham said the district is continuing to update its existing policies to align with Tennessee state standards and legal requirements. Winningham said the addition of human trafficking education will […]
Van Buren Relaunching Homeschool Student 4-H Program
Van Buren County relaunching its 4-H program for homeschooled students to accommodate a growing population of families seeking alternative education options. UT Extension 4-H Youth Development Agent Shelby Boyer said the interest meeting will take place at the Van Buren County Learning Center in Spencer. Boyer said the initiative aims to restart a program that […]
York Institute Marks Century Of Sergeant York’s Legacy
Alvin C. York Agricultural Institute is launching a centennial celebration on August 21 to honor 100 years of education and the enduring legacy of its founder, Sergeant Alvin C. York. Director of Schools John Bush said the milestone is a special occasion for the institution to reflect on its history of providing rural education to […]
Grant Supports Over 400 Homeless White County Students
White County Schools utilizing a $94,307.92 federal grant through the Title IX McKinney-Vento program to provide essential support and resources for more than 400 students currently identified as experiencing homelessness. Director Schools Kurt Dronebarger said the funding primarily covers the salaries of two liaisons who work through the Family Resource Center to assist families in […]
Gainesboro Awards Bid For Historic Roxy Site Amphitheater
Gainesboro awarded a construction bid and is moving forward with plans to transform a historic site into a downtown amphitheater and community gathering space. Alderman Tom Goetz said the property was deeded to the town with the specific requirement that it be developed into an amphitheater named after Daniel Maynard, the donor’s son. Valerie Goetz, […]
