Jobs Bill Gets Mixed Reaction From Local Business
Congress recently passed legislation that provides incentives to hire unemployed workers and invest in equipment. Local businesses have mixed reactions about its potential impact.
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United Way Highlights 2009 Achievements at Annual Meeting
At its annual meeting, United Way announced its 2009 fundraising total of $11.6 million while recognizing supporters and highlighting program achievements. -
Allied Arts Kicks Off 2010 Fundraising Campaign
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RiverCity 'Seizing This Moment' to Focus on Downtown Growth
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Urban Teacher Residency Is Here
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Art and Learning Under 'CANstruction'
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Van Irion Dismisses Residency Concerns
The Knoxville resident tells a Nashville blogger why it's not that important that he lives very close to, but outside of, the Third Congresssional District boundary.
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Knoxville Columnist Names Smith 3rd District Frontrunner
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You Could Have Left Your Hat On
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Video: Interview With Van Irion
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Video: Interview With Tim Gobble
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Howard School of Academics and Technology Targeted for State Takeover
Was Race to the Top legislation passed at the expense of Howard School of Academics and Technology? Kelli Gauthier reports that the school is being targeted for state takeover as part of the Tennessee First to the Top Act, and prominent Howard alumni are challenging the state's actions.
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Zoning Out Former Plans
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School District and Businesses to Train Aspiring Principals
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Tennessee a Finalist for Race to the Top Education Funds
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Possible Financial Benefits of Open Enrollment