AFS-USA opportunities for high school students to study abroad in some 40 countries (many with scholarships) WHAT: Application deadlines are drawing near for high school students who wish to take advantage of going on exchanges abroad. Scholarship funding goes early. Students should apply now. WHEN: The AFS-USA foreign exchanges may be for semester, summer, community service, gap (year after high school) and year long home and language stays.. Many scholarships
A grant is available to help more people in middle Tennessee spay and neuter their big dogs at reduced cost of $25 thanks to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). The Middle Tennessee Spay and Neuter Clinic (MTSNC) received $2,000 through the “Fix the Incredible Hulks” grant program to help those on fixed incomes be able to surgically sterilize dogs over 50 pounds. “This is
Jennifer Joy Jernigan, Jordan Parris, and Megan Eaves lived in New York City this summer. Jernigan acquired a graphic design internship at Sporting News. Parris played baseball with the Riverhead Tomcats. Eaves was a book intern at Glamour magazine. The three are pictured at a Yankees game in Yankee Stadium.
Strong leadership is a proud quality of Vision Hospitality Group, Inc., and the newest members of the team clearly represent that attribute: Vision Director of Finance and Accounting Byrnes James; Comfort Inn & Suites Schererville, IN General Manger Ed Mamrila; and Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tullahoma, TN General Manager Don Rogers. Joining the corporate team as director of finance and accounting, James comes from over 20 years of auditing
Mid South Chapter Alzheimer’s Association Leaders Meet with U.S. Senators in D.C. Pictured from left are U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander, Dr. George Jensen, chairman of the board for the Mid South Chapter Alzheimer’s Association, Melinda Vance, chair, Mission & Advocacy Committee; and U.S. Senator Bob Corker on April 24 during the weekly Tennessee Tuesday event sponsored by state senators. Chapter leaders were in the nation’s capital to help spread awareness
Rotary International’s District 6780, which includes 65 Rotary clubs in the eastern half of Tennessee, has selected Ray Knowis of Tullahoma’s Noon Rotary Club as District Governor for Rotary year 2013-2014. After retiring from Micro Craft, Inc. in Tullahoma, Knowis became a very active Rotarian, serving as a club officer for all offices including club president. He then served on the district level on the Membership Committee as chairman for
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