Education Visual? Verbal? Know How Your Child Learns Kids have different ways of learning and identifying those ways is very helpful for them.
Things to Do Historian Uncovers the Lost Buildings of Nashville Do you ever wonder about the history of some of the buildings in Nashville? One local author did and decided to write a book about it.
Education Gov. Lee Calls on Parents to Download SafeTN App The free app provides students and parents a direct line to Homeland Security.
Williamson Fall Recruitment Drive Begins for Boy Scouts Every Williamson County elementary and middle school will hold a recruitment event between August and October.
Education Limited Waiver for Student Loan Forgiveness Ends Oct. 31 If you've worked in public service, you may be eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Limited Waiver.
Education Back-to-School With Success Establish important school and home routines for your kids as summer fades away. School success is a formula filled with positivity and effort.
Rutherford Qualifying Students Can Attend MTSU for Little or No Tuition University launches web portal to help students assess options.
Williamson “Porch Talks” and “First Fridays” Continue at McLemore House Come out for good food and a free museum tour on July 8.
Education SCS Adds Four More STEM Designated Schools Sumner County Schools leads the state in STEM education with 4 more schools earning special designation.
Things to Do Free Apple Camp Programs Return to Apple Stores Apple Camp is designed to engage kids ages 8 to 12 alongside their parents or guardians.