Bryan Symphony Benefit At Tech Supports Youth Music
The Bryan Symphony Orchestra is hosting the annual “Clarinet and Confections” benefit concert on June 11 at Tennessee Tech to raise funds for youth music education programs across the Upper Cumberland. Bryan Symphony Orchestra Executive Director Susan Miranda said the fundraiser features musician Mark Cramer and aims to generate $5000 in support for the symphony’s […]
Public Meeting Targets Cookeville Traffic And Growth
Cookeville will host a public meeting Tuesday to gather community feedback on the Cookeville 2050 Comprehensive Plan. Community Development Director Jon Ward said the meeting presents a current analysis and solicits public comments. Ward said the city has already utilized a random sample survey and a recently relaunched online survey to gather initial thoughts from […]
Expert: Data Centers A Result Of Growing AI Demand
A local technology expert cites the massive demand for artificial intelligence as the driving force behind the construction of large-scale data centers across the nation, including Warren County. Residents spoke for some 90 minutes last week, speaking against the center. Vol State Dean of Technology Kevin Blankenship said these facilities consist of vast collections of […]
Tennessee Tech Remembers Coach Connie Inman Friday
Former Tennessee Tech men’s basketball and tennis head coach Connie Inman being remembered Friday. Inman led the men’s basketball program for seven seasons between 1969 and 1976. Inman also coached the tennis team for two years and served as an assistant basketball coach during the 1967-1968 Ohio Valley Conference tournament championship season. Inman passed away […]
Tennessee Tech Alumna Named 2026 World Cup Official
Tennessee Tech alumna Brooke Mayo has been selected to serve as an assistant referee for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Tennessee Tech said Mayo graduated in 2011 and previously played for the university’s women’s soccer team. The press release said Mayo received the news of her appointment from fellow officials Tori Penso and Kathryn Nesbitt. […]
New Bike Shelter Underway To Assist With Tech Parking
Work underway on a secure, locked bike shelter on the Tech campus to provide students with a safe storage option and easier access to the campus center. Planning and Finance Senior Vice President Claire Stinson said the project is scheduled for completion this October. Stinson said the facility will require a student ID card for […]
Flyin’ Frogs Ready For Inaugural Cookeville Opener Tuesday
The Cookeville Flyin’ Frogs will bring the region’s new wooden bat league with a roster harboring local talent to its Monday opener. General Manager Philip Hopewell said the team has focused heavily on recruiting pitchers to handle the demands of a busy summer schedule. Hopewell said the pitching staff has doubled in size since the […]
New Tech Biology PhD Strengthens Research Impact
Tennessee Tech is launching a new integrated biology PhD program to provide students with a terminal degree while expanding the university’s research footprint. Biology Professor and Department Chair Steve Hayslette said the university has seen dramatic increases in research funding for several years. Hayslette said the program is designed to train the next generation of […]
Fans Secure All Luxury Suites At Tennessee Tech Stadium
Tennessee Tech fans have secured all luxury suites at the new Tucker Stadium for the 2026 football season. The reserved club-level seating remains available, though midfield seats are almost gone. Tennessee Tech Athletic Director Casey Fox said the university is preparing for the stadium’s grand opening on August 29 against Monmouth. Fox said the facility […]
Tech Nutrition Program Celebrates 50 Years Of Local Impact
Tennessee Tech celebrating 50 years of its nutrition and dietetics program, which provides accredited training for students pursuing careers as registered dietitians. Graduate Program Director Samantha Hutson said the nutrition program’s accreditation ensures students receive a standardized education that prepares them for national exams. Hutson said the curriculum is designed to protect students by providing […]
