Tusculum College News

A new documentary film by former Greenevillian Shelley Rogers about the national organic food industry was presented to an enthusiastic local audience of some 50-75 people at Tusculum College's Behan Arena on Saturday evening.

The many flags Tusculum College displays in its Niswonger Commons have been increased, with new flags of country's representing the college's foreign students added in a ceremony.

The Greene County Commission on Monday will accept nominations and elect a replacement to fill the vacancy created by the death last month of Commissioner Marion "Alex" Edens.

Wind likely caused an approximately 200 year old tree to fall yesterday on the campus of Tusculum College in Greene County, a school spokesperson said.

The Farragut West Knox Chamber of Commerce is planning its last Brown Bag Lunch of the year, with speaker Kevin Kragenbrink.

Who he is: President and CEO of Nanocomp Technologies Inc. in Concord, N.H., where he is moving carbon nanotube materials toward commercialization for applications such as vehicles, aerial vehicles and transmission lines.

Early in her history, Bristol became somewhat of a wholesale center. Permanent among firms offering various kinds of merchandise were those supplying hardware.

Golf is a hot topic in Cocke County, especially since Cocke County High School sent the boy's golf team to the state championship tournament for the first time in the school's history.

Former Tusculum College colleagues, familymembers and friends gathered Saturday morning to pay tribute to the memory ofJean Hixon, a long-time staff member of the college, by dedicating a tree inher name on campus.

Wingate University junior middle blocker Stormi Gale has been named this weeka s South Atlantic Conference Volleyball Player of the Week, league officials announced Monday.

Tusculum College's Simon Holzapfel has been named the South Atlantic Conference Male Cross Country Runner of the Week, and Robin Smith has been named the South Atlantic Conference Female Cross Country Runner of the Week.

All four Greene County high schools won first- or second-place awards in the Greeneville Band Classic held Saturday at Tusculum College's Pioneer Field.

From a marching band festival to a beauty pageant, from first-rank gospel music to a quilt show and a couple of country fairs, numerous local events scheduled this weekend offer a variety of entertainment for all ages.

For the first time in the history of the event, all four Greene County high schools will compete this Saturday, Oct.

Nancy Mary Travers Lay Gilmore, 55, of Stafford County died Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2009, at her home, surrounded by her family.

Tusculum College has announced that it has "reached an historic milestone" with the entrance of its 2009-10 on-campus class, which includes 370 new students.

U.S. Rep. Zach Wamp, R-3rd, of Chattanooga, who is running for the Republicans' 2010 nomination for governor, was here Monday to meet with local officials and campaign.

Tusculum College's Bo Cordell and Miles Washington have been named the South Atlantic Conference Football Players of the Week.

The prestigious Barter Theatre in Abingdon, Va., has chosen the Niswonger Performing Arts Center as the first leg in its national tour of the John Steinbeck classic, "Of Mice and Men." Evalyn Baron, outreach director with Barter, said Monday that for the theatre, "Niswonger is a partner, an ally, in arts in the region" so it was natural to choose ...

Tusculum College's first benefactor, Nettie Fowler McCormick, would give students' rooms a "white glove treatment" to check for cleanliness when she visited the campus.