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TVA’s Investment Challenge students beat the market in 2017
KNOXVILLE – University students participating in the Tennessee Valley Authority Investment Challenge Program delivered double-digit returns, outpacing the S&P 500 in 2017.
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WGU Tennessee offers new B.S. in Computer Science
NASHVILLE, TN – Western Governors University (WGU), parent university of WGU Tennessee, has added a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science degree program through its College of Information Technology.
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Tractor Supply kicks off semi-annual 4-H fundraiser
BRENTWOOD, TN – Tractor Supply Company, the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the country, is hosting its ninth year of Paper Clover.
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Team Tennessee AmeriCorps to serve Knoxville community during National Volunteer Week
NASHVILLE, TN – Volunteer Tennessee will mark National Volunteer Week with a citywide service event in Knoxville on Tuesday, April 17.
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NASS gathering information on financial well-being of Tennessee agriculture
NASHVILLE, TN. – The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) is collecting data from 297 Tennessee farmers and more than 35,000 farmers across the country.
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KCHD launches Webidemic to combat digital misinformation
KNOXVILLE — Online misinformation has become so widespread the World Economic Forum considers it one of the main threats to human society. Digital misinformation is a challenge not just for the world’s economies but also for health and medicine. Unfounded claims about infectious diseases, such as Zika or Ebola, fad diets, supposed cure-all products, unnecessary or ineffective “treatments,” and many other health myths are prolific on the Internet. In an effort to help shine a light on this issue and help the public see through often sophisticated misinformation efforts, the Knox County Health Department is launching a new public health campaign called Webidemic.
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