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Antioch High parents petition for metal detectors

Antioch High School parents are advocating for the installation of metal detectors following recent safety concerns. The petition reflects a growing demand for enhanced security measures in schools amid rising incidents of violence. Community members emphasize the importance of protecting students and staff as a priority.

Antioch High parents petition for metal detectors

Parents of Antioch High School students are advocating for the installation of metal detectors in response to recent safety concerns following a shooting incident. The petition underscores a growing demand for enhanced security measures in schools, reflecting heightened anxieties about student safety in the wake of gun violence.

Antioch High parents petition for metal detectors

Parents of students at Antioch High School are advocating for the installation of metal detectors in response to safety concerns following a recent shooting incident. The petition reflects growing anxiety among the school community about violence in educational settings and the need for enhanced security measures. This local initiative highlights the ongoing dialogue regarding school safety and preventive strategies.

17 Tennessee Lady Vols Basketball Prepares for Showdown with 2 South Carolina at Food City Center

The #17 Tennessee Lady Vols women's basketball team is set to face #2 South Carolina at the Food City Center, aiming to break the Gamecocks' 14-game winning streak. This highly anticipated matchup, scheduled for January 27, 2025, will be broadcasted on ESPN2, highlighting the significance of the game in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). With both teams showcasing impressive records, the outcome could have major implications for their standings in the league.

APSUs Eriksson College of Education Names Dr. Charles Gonzalez and Dr. Christi Maldonado as Associate Deans

Dr. Charles Gonzalez and Dr. Christi Maldonado have been appointed as associate deans at Austin Peay State University's Eriksson College of Education, effective January 2025. Gonzalez will focus on student success and inclusivity, while Maldonado will oversee assessment and accreditation efforts, bringing over 20 years of experience in public education.

Tennessee Unemployment at 3.6 in December, Outpacing U.S. Rate of 4.1

Tennessee's unemployment rate for December 2024 stands at 3.6%, significantly lower than the national average of 4.1%, as reported by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development. The state has seen steady job growth, particularly in the healthcare and social assistance sectors, reflecting a robust local labor market.

Explore Community Services at CMCSS Transition Fair on March 27th

The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System (CMCSS) is hosting a Transition Service Fair on March 27, 2025, aimed at connecting students and families with essential resources for post-secondary success. This event will feature representatives from various organizations, including Vocational Rehabilitation and Disability Rights, providing crucial information tailored for students with disabilities. Attendees can pre-register to ensure their participation in this impactful community event.

APSU Men's Basketball Suffers Overtime Heartbreaker at North Alabama, 88-84

Austin Peay State University's men's basketball team faced a tough loss against North Alabama, finishing 88-84 in overtime despite standout performances from Isaac Haney and Sai Witt. Haney scored a season-high 28 points, but the team's struggles on the boards proved costly. This game marked a significant moment in the season as the Govs aimed to maintain their competitive edge in the ASUN Conference.

Experience the Magic of Musical Theatre with the Roxy Regional Theatres Company Cabaret

Experience the magic of musical theatre at the Roxy Regional Theatre's Company Cabaret on February 7, 2025, featuring Broadway hits and performances by local talent. Tickets are affordably priced at $10, making it an accessible event for both theatre enthusiasts and newcomers. Join the community for an unforgettable evening celebrating the artistry of musical theatre.

Austin Peay State University Mens Tennis Falls to Tennessee Tech 6-1 in Spring Debut

Austin Peay State University men's tennis team lost their season opener to Tennessee Tech with a score of 6-1 in Bowling Green, KY. The only victory for the Governors came from Lucas Ranciaro and Tom Bolton in doubles, while Tom Bolton secured a singles win. The team is set to face Belmont in their next match.

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