While younger generations master digital life with ease, they’ve unknowingly traded away nine fundamental life skills that their parents and grandparents wielded like superpowers—from navigating without GPS to sitting comfortably […]
Editor’s Note: Yesterday, I called to check on my former legislative assistant, Marvin. He is currently attending the Nashville School of Law and working for the Tennessee Administrative Office of […]
Tennessee Leaders and Communities Unite for Diwali, the Festival of Lights Nashville, TN– Tennessee came alive with the glow of thousands of diyas this week as state leaders, community organizations, […]
This article is provided by Turner Security, Cantrell’s Concrete and Affordable Heating and Cooling. Editor’s Note: Growing up with divorced parents from age two shaped my relationship with money early. […]
Mayor Jason Cole Invites everyone to attend La Vergne Fall Festival & Parade for Family Fun and Community Spirit The City of La Vergne is gearing up for one of […]
Story by Mikayla Hart | Contributing Writer Marketing professor at Middle Tennessee State University Dr. Rajesh Srivastava, or more well known as Dr. Raj, has been combining his marketing expertise […]
By now, you’ve probably heard the buzz: more and more young people are rethinking the traditional four-year college route—and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Take Nush Ahmed, for example. […]
Editor’s Note: Join Us at the Annual BAPS Charities Walk | Run! We invite you to be part of something meaningful at our annual BAPS Charities Walk | Run. This […]
The Relevance of Adlerian Psychology in Today’s Mental Health Crisis Editor’s Note: In an our current era where mental health challenges are seem to be on the rise, particularly among […]
*This story originally published in The Guardian by Maya Yang May4, 2025. Audrey Backeberg who disappeared at age 20 in 1962 was found living out of the state, county sheriff’s […]