Despite the down economy, the city of Franklin is creating a sustainability commission, and will hire a grant coordinator to gather funding for green initiatives.
Franklin pushing to go greener
Alexander Offers Alternative to Cap and Trade
Tennessee Republican Lamar Alexander says he has a solution to global warming that’s better and cheaper than the plan from Democrats.
Middle School Teachers Need Help Preparing Kids for Later Grades
If Middle School students are going to be adequately prepared for rising high school standards, their teachers will need more help from the state and district level.
Fort Campbell Quiet Since Suicide Stand Down
Fort Campbell has now clicked past more than two months without a soldier committing suicide.
GOP Candidates Compete for Money, Recognition
The race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination is a four-way competition for money and name recognition.
Albany International Closes Portland Textile Factory
A New York-based paper company announced Monday that it will close its facility in Portland, Tennessee, which makes fabrics used in paper production.
Ramsey: It’s a Shame an Intern Policy is Needed
Recent revelations of an inappropriate relationship between a senator and his intern have made it clear that the state legislature has no written policy regarding interactions between members and their interns.
Titans Say Max Ticket Tax Might Not Even Cover LP Capital Needs
Titans management say a ticket tax planned to be in place next year may not even cover all the repair needs for LP Field.
State Gearing Up for Expanded Weatherization Assistance Program
Training is underway across Tennessee for home energy auditors and contractors, as part of the federally funded Weatherization Assistance Program.
Federal tax credit draws home buyers
Nashville home sales are getting a boost from the federal tax credit for first-time home buyers.