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Tune in live as Maj. Gen Brian Winski leads a discussion on COVID-19 and addresses community concerns.
Buses are undergoing extra cleaning at least three times daily.
APSU made decision following new recommendations from the CDC to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Tennessee cases of coronavirus continues to increase across the state, while Montgomery County still has no known cases of the virus.
Many grocery stores are introducing adjusted hours as they work to accommodate recent surges in demand.
CCMSS will offer free grab-and-go breakfast and lunch at several elementary and high schools this week.
CMCSS middle and high schools will be open for four hours on Tuesday, March 17.
Following recent cancellations, the Roxy will be adding extra showings of ‘A Streetcar Named Desire,” and “The Little Mermaid.”
As many Tennesseans begin to practice social distancing, State Parks provide a safe, free alternative to staying indoors.
Three suspects were arrested on Bevard Road after a gun store robbery in Henry County.