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Grassland: Elementary student dons reporter's hat
Grassland Elementary student Emma Hall is one of 38 students chosen nationwide for the Scholastic Kidspress team to report for Scholastic Magazine and its Web site.
Garrison Appointed to Leadership Post for American Bar Section
Dr. William E. Troutt Janice Ballard Lynda Hobbs Karl J. Amelchenko Dan Lapoint Joey Bland Grady M. Garrison has been appointed to serve as vice chair of the Intellectual Property Litigation Subcommittee for the American Bar Association Litigation Section.
Tennessee Biotechnology Association Announces Integrative Biotechnology Workshop
The Tennessee Biotechnology Association and its Graduate Alliance are jointly hosting an afternoon of biotech, business, and law on December 7th, 2009.
Tennessee's Sen. Bob Corker says health plan uses 'trickery'
Democratic-led efforts to reform the nation's health-care system depend on budgeting 'trickery,' Sen.
Hardaway earns lifetime achievement award
A long-time Hendersonville resident whose Nashville construction company has had a hand in dozens of the area's most recognizable structures was honored recently for his lifetime of service to the industry.
Nation's Christmas Tree Greeted Music City Style
The Capitol Christmas Tree, also known as The People's Tree, is the much celebrated holiday tradition at the nation's capital that comes from a different location each year.
Dickerson named to marketing post at Planters Bank
Michelle Dickerson has been named marketing director for the Clarksville market of Planters Bank.
Oceans part of U.S. security: Nashville forum tomorrow
The world's seas and oceans might be a ways from Nashville but a U.S. Naval Commander is bringing their issues to town in a public forum tomorrow on the Law of the Sea Treaty.
Former health secretary predicts reform bill will pass by year's end
Former U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson predicts a health care reform bill that includes a public option and compromises on federal funds for abortion services will clear Congress before Christmas.
Rhonda McClung is director of corporate and foundation relations for Belmont University.
By-the-book cook loves off-the-beaten-path food
FRANKLIN - Lillian Stewart embraced the flavors and culture of France when she studied there for a year during college.
Executive MBA programs shift gears to weather recession
Enrollment in most local MBA programs aimed at working professionals has spiked during the recession, but the rocky economy has meant that more of those students are footing all or part of the bill themselves.
Cassidy Lynn makes it to round-of-32 in Music City Madness contest along with Custom Taylor Band
Cassidy Lynn, of Sherburne, is on schedule to graduate in May from Belmont University, where she's continuing her pursuit of making it in the country music world.
Jeffrey Kinsler is founding dean of Belmont University's College of Law. Kinsler will leave his position as a professor of law and senior scholar with Elon University School of Law in North Carolina.
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Godwin-Thompson guitar duo to perform at Brock Recital Hall in Birmingham
Two Nashville guitarists will be plucking and strumming in Birmingham on Tuesday, but not the way you may think.
Gibson County High School will present 'Annie Get Your Gun'
Annie Oakley wasn't just good with her guns. She was 'feisty' and 'a charismatic go-getter,' says Madison Morris, 17, Gibson County High School senior who's playing the role Nov.
Elon law professor will head new law school in Nashville
An Elon University law school professor will be the founding dean of Belmont University's College of Law.
Yale Grad Named Belmont's Law School Dean
Belmont University has named a Yale graduate as the first dean of its new law school.
Universities that seek to expand into neighborhoods take note of the substantial costs to Belmont University of picking on the wrong sports writer : I don't think any one case created more turmoil than that of the local sports writer Margaret Lindsley Warden.
Mobile businesses prove popular with Nashville entrepreneurs on the go Mandy Lunn / the Tennessean
When Mark Jones began looking for a business opportunity, the first idea that came to mind was something mobile that didn't require paying a lot of rent and utilities associated with a fixed office space.
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