News for Lincoln County, Tennnessee
There will be a charity fundraiser at Tidal Wave Auto Spa in Shelbyville, TN, on Friday, September 15, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Half of the benefits will go to Skills Development to help support our clients. About Skills: Skills Development Services, Inc. is a non-profit, community-based agency that provides services for people with intellectual and developmental challenges …
Skills Development Fundraiser is Friday in Shelbyville Read More »
Schools across the state have been applying for part of the nearly $200 million in school safety grant money since June. All public schools and private schools are eligible to apply for two grants. So far, here is a list of allocations:
The vast majority of counties in Tennessee experienced a decrease in their unemployment rates during July, according to the Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD). Seventy-nine of Tennessee’s 95 counties reported lower unemployment compared to the county statistics for June. Williamson, Cheatham, Sevier, and Moore counties all had the lowest rates of unemployment at …
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Special agents from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Internet Crimes Against Children Squad have arrested and charged an Ardmore man accused of unlawful photography and sexual battery. Last weekend, special agents began the investigation after receiving information about a man, identified as Larry Wayne Cunningham (DOB 3-17-61), using an online chat application to tell other …
Ardmore Man Arrested, Charged in TBI ICAC Investigation Read More »
Motlow State Community College recently visited Tennessee Tech University to sign an articulation agreement to benefit Motlow’s Engineering students. Tennessee Technological University President Philip Oldham, along with TTU faculty and staff, met with Motlow’s President, Dr. Michael Torrence, and Executive Administrator Alissa Roebuck to sign the agreement. The document ensures that students who are pursuing …
Tennessee Tech Signs Transfer Agreement with Motlow State Read More »
30th Annual Multi-County Cancer Support Network Walk-a-thon fundraiser will be held at the old Franklin County high school football stadium at 6 PM on Friday, September 8. Get your team ready and raise some funds to help out local people who are fighting cancer. This is a vital source of income for MCCSN. Without it, …
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State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) announced her “Listening Meetings” in Senate District 16 for August 2023. In the summer and fall Bowling – who represents Coffee, DeKalb, Franklin, Grundy, Lincoln and Warren Counties in the Tennessee Senate – holds monthly meetings in each of the counties she represents to meet with citizens and hear their …
Senator Bowling “Listening Meetings” taking place This Month Read More »
The Lincoln County Commission passed a budget for the 2023-24 fiscal year at a special called meeting on Tuesday, and it includes a 37% property tax increase. The commission passed the budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year by a 15-7 margin, which includes the $0.78 tax increase after multiple other proposals failed at the special …
For those looking to deepen their career in the medical field, Motlow State Community College offers a one-year program that allows Paramedics to obtain an Associate of Applied Science in Nursing. Motlow’s paramedic and nursing programs include active field training experiences such as the College’s recent Simulation Day. Students test their skills in mock scenarios …
Only Middle Tennessee One-Year Paramedic-to-RN Bridge Continues Read More »
