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Christian Brothers University Receives $6.2 Million Gift to Enhance Business Education

Christian Brothers University Receives $6.2 Million Gift to Enhance Business Education

Christian Brothers University (CBU) in Memphis, Tennessee, has been awarded a $6.2 million donation from philanthropists Bob and Paula McEniry. This substantial gift is intended to bolster the university's School of Business, which will be renamed the McEniry School of Business, Education and Humanities in recognition of the donors' generosity. The funds will support key programs such as the Master of Business Administration and accounting programs, aiming to strengthen ties with employers and the broader business community. CBU President Ronald L. Brandon emphasized the investment's significance for students and the future of Memphis, highlighting the McEnirys' belief in the university's mission and its impact on the community.
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Saia, Inc. Offers Local City Driver Position in Davenport, IA with Competitive Benefits

Saia, Inc. Offers Local City Driver Position in Davenport, IA with Competitive Benefits

Saia, Inc. Offers Local City Driver Position in Davenport, IA with Competitive Benefits
The Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Dispatch
Private college opening new Columbus campus for health care education

Private college opening new Columbus campus for health care education

A Tennessee-based private college has opened a campus in Dublin, offering health care-related education to central Ohio students.
The Columbus Dispatch The Columbus Dispatch
Powerball winning numbers for Aug. 10. Did someone win?

Powerball winning numbers for Aug. 10. Did someone win?

The Powerball jackpot climbed to $422.3 million for the Aug. 10 drawing. Here's a look at the winning numbers and whether anyone won the top prize.
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Venomous Timber Rattlesnake Spotted at Percy Warner Park in Tennessee

Venomous Timber Rattlesnake Spotted at Percy Warner Park in Tennessee

A Timber Rattlesnake, identified as the largest and most dangerous venomous snake in Tennessee, was spotted at Percy Warner Park in Nashville. The sighting was reported by a local entrepreneur, Renuka Christoph, who encountered the snake while preparing to hike. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) confirmed the snake's identity and provided details about its appearance and habitat preferences. Timber Rattlesnakes are known for their large size, distinctive rattle, and preference for wooded areas with rocky hillsides. The TWRA advises the public to exercise caution and avoid disturbing these snakes if encountered.
El Paso Times El Paso Times
What were last night's Powerball numbers? Did anyone win?

What were last night's Powerball numbers? Did anyone win?

The jackpot was $929.1 million or a cash value of $391.9 million. Here are the winning numbers.
The Knoxville News-Sentinel The Knoxville News-Sentinel
Record U.S. measles outbreak: What Tennessee families should know before school starts

Record U.S. measles outbreak: What Tennessee families should know before school starts

Tennessee has reported three measles cases in 2026, including one in West Tennessee and two in Middle Tennessee. As U.S. measles cases reach record highs, here's what Tennessee families should know before students return to school.
The Knoxville News-Sentinel The Knoxville News-Sentinel
When is the first day of class? University of Tennessee dates to know

When is the first day of class? University of Tennessee dates to know

The University of Tennessee at Knoxville expects its largest class to date. Here are important dates to know, from first day of classes to graduation.
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Weekend Flooding in Williamson County Leads to Road Closures and Evacuations

Weekend Flooding in Williamson County Leads to Road Closures and Evacuations

Heavy rainfall over the weekend caused significant flooding in Williamson County, Tennessee, leading to road closures and evacuations. Flooding was reported along Five Mile Creek and the West Harpeth River, affecting areas such as Lewisburg Pike, Interstate 65, and Critz Lane. Emergency responders, including the Williamson County Sheriff's Office and Franklin Fire Department, conducted welfare checks and assisted with evacuations. Residents were advised to stay home and avoid flooded roads, which are particularly hazardous at night.
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Careerscape Seeks Office Support Specialist for Remote Role

Careerscape Seeks Office Support Specialist for Remote Role

Careerscape Seeks Office Support Specialist for Remote Role
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Evelyn Hess: Passionate Enrollment Counselor at Maryville College

Evelyn Hess: Passionate Enrollment Counselor at Maryville College

Evelyn Hess: Passionate Enrollment Counselor at Maryville College
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Hickory Construction Seeks Commercial Project Manager to Enhance Project Coordination

Hickory Construction Seeks Commercial Project Manager to Enhance Project Coordination

Hickory Construction Seeks Commercial Project Manager to Enhance Project Coordination