News for Moore County, Tennnessee
Motlow’s Smyrna campus recently became the College’s third site to receive an ambulance simulator for the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Program. A crew worked for three days straight to build the simulator, giving instructors a new resource to expand the simulations and training available to students. The purpose of the simulator is to create scenarios …
Motlow State Community College’s Sparta Site will offer four opportunities this fall to train current medical professionals in advanced medical practices and assist EMS personnel in obtaining progressive certifications. Each course supports the advancement of emergency professionals at various stages in the medical field. These courses make medical training an affordable and convenient process. From …
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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Metro Moore County Sheriff’s Department is seeking assistance identifying multiple suspects. These individuals were involved in a theft from a local business on August 12, 2023. The suspects were last seen driving what is believed to be a 2020 or newer Kia K5 GT, white in color. If you have information about the theft or …
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 …
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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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United Way of Highway 55 announces the funding of twelve local nonprofits. On June 20, 21, & 22, the United Way of Highway 55 allocations committee, made up of local community and Board members, reviewed applications and conducted interviews with each agency. Of 30 nonprofit applicants, the committee chose 12 nonprofit partners to help fund. …
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Metro Moore County Sheriff’s Office recently took First Place at the Tennessee Lifesavers Conference & Law Enforcement Challenge over all agencies that participated from across the State with 11-25 officers. The Tennessee Highway Safety Office hosts an event each year to advocate for Traffic Safety across the State. Metro Moore County Sheriff’s Office congratulates their …
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