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Coronavirus
6 years ago
TDOE shares video messages from TN leaders, celebrities to congratulate Class of 2020

Elected officials, athletes, and musicians share special messages for 2020 Graduation.

Education
6 years ago
APSU’s Distance Ed helped keep University running during pandemic

The Distance Education team developed a series of webinars to train faculty on technology to continue education during the pandemic.

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Coronavirus
6 years ago
Order requiring face coverings in all Metro buildings signed by Mayor Cooper

Metro Nashville government buildings will require face mask of all employees and visitors.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Fort Campbell to hold virtual town hall on COVID-19

The virtual town hall will be live-streamed on the Fort Campbell Facebook page.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
CMCSS to Publish Online Graduation Ceremonies for the Class of 2020

CMCSS will be publishing online graduation ceremonies this week for its almost 2,400 graduating seniors and continues to plan in-person ceremonies over the summer.

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Coronavirus
6 years ago
Clarksville-Montgomery County exceeds 200 COVID-19 cases

There are currently 108 active cases reported in Montgomery County.

Lifestyle
6 years ago
Trail Life USA Troop honor fallen officers

The young men recognized fallen officers with their own ceremony after the National Police Week Memorial Ceremony was cancelled.

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Coronavirus
6 years ago
Allergist offer tips for sinus, allergy sufferers during high pollen season

Tree and grass pollen counts tend to be higher during this time of year.

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Military
6 years ago
Tennessee Valley Healthcare starts new community contract

The new network serves as the direct link between TVHS and local health care providers.

Coronavirus
6 years ago
Thousands of soldiers defer plans to leave the military during COVID-19 crisis

The Army had already exceeded its retention goal of 50,000 soldiers for the fiscal year ending in September, re-enlisting more than 52,000 so far.