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LEBANON — The Cookeville High School girls basketball team was crowned champion of the Region 4-4A Tournament on Wednesday night as the Lady Cavaliers outlasted their District 7-4A rival Lebanon Devilettes 45-32 in the finals at Lebanon High School. Cookeville's newest church will have its first worship gathering this

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Tennessee Tech climbs to highest enrollment in more than a decade

2+ day, 15+ hour ago   (231+ words) COOKEVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee Tech University reached its highest total enrollment in more than a decade, according to fall 2026 census data released today. A semester after sending off its largest graduating class in university history, Tech’s new and returning Golden Eagles…...

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Girl Scout restores rail trail benches

4+ day, 18+ hour ago   (1006+ words) Ev Bowers-Schoen sits on one of the three cedar benches she stripped, sanded and refinished over the summer, with her project display board behind her. Keith Lilly, former chair of the Tennessee Central Trail Authority, accepts his original bench plaque…...

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Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is more important than ever

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (766+ words) Herald-Citizen.com How do we celebrate the life of Dolly Parton? She was such an iconic figure who transcended time, race, social class and gender. Her music will live on, influencing generations to come. Songs such as “Coat of…...

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School system recognizes retiring educators

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (275+ words) The Putnam County School Board recognized retiring educators at this month's school board meeting, from left, Debra Whitney, Diane Winningham, Mitchell White, Sheri Roberson, Megan Ratley, Terry Moore, Randy Mansell, Marisa Julian, Eric Howard, Sandy Harris and Christoper Buckner. "It…...

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Accounting professor honored for 40 years of university service

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (286+ words) Sean Alley, interim dean of the College of Business (right), presents Dan Fesler with a pin recognizing four decades of service to the university. Tennessee Tech University accounting professor Robert “Dan” Fesler was honored for 40 years of service to the…...

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School system may allow out of county students to enroll

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (699+ words) Putnam County School Board member Lynn McHenry talks about a proposal to allow out-of-county students to pay tuition to attend Putnam County schools. Faced with declining enrollment numbers, the Putnam County School Board Thursday began the process of adopting a…...

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Tennessee Tech waives undergraduate application fees throughout September

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (203+ words) Students gathered on Tennessee Tech University’s Centennial Plaza give a “Wings Up” hand signal. Tennessee Tech University is waiving application fees for domestic undergraduate students throughout the month of September, making it easier for prospective Golden Eagles to take the…...

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How is your child doing in school? How do you know?

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (639+ words) A few well-chosen, well-timed words can go a long way in helping children succeed in school, education leaders say in a WCPI interview. From left: Director of Warren County Schools Dr Grant Swallows, Dibrell Elementary School principal Haley Wood, Irving…...

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Nearly 2,000 high school students welcomed at Upper Cumberland College Fair

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (350+ words) Visiting high school students gather in Tennessee Tech’s Hooper Eblen Center for the annual Upper Cumberland College Fair. Nearly 2,000 students from 23 high schools across the region recently descended on Tennessee Tech University’s campus for the Upper Cumberland College Fair, an…...

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TCAT offers new tile manufacturing operator program

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (337+ words) Trent Chapman touches the control panel alongside Kenneth Davis at Landmark Ceramics in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee. Trent Chapman holds a piece of tile alongside Kenneth Davis and Michael Campbell at Landmark Ceramics in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee. Those seeking jobs in…...