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Tennessee State University’s Hospitality and Tourism program is helping students capitalize on the state’s multibillion-dollar tourism and hospitality industry.
October 23, 2019
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Tennessee State University’s Hospitality and Tourism program is helping students capitalize on the state’s multibillion-dollar tourism and hospitality industry.
Sharon Hurt is a number of things: a City Council member, a businesswoman, an activist. But most of all, she’s a Nashvillian who simply wants
Terence Powell is proud of his African American heritage, but when it comes to the military, he has reason to stick his chest out just
Cyntoia Brown will be released from prison this week after serving 15 years in prison for killing a man who bought her for sex. And
As a child, LaDonna Boyd recalls her father’s desire to build a museum that would recognize African Americans’ contributions to music.
With church membership steadily declining, faith leaders are seeking ways to impact their communities, as well as win souls.
Two Tennessee authors have written devotionals that were inspired by their father and grandfather.
Experts at a recent forum on mental health stressed the importance of doing away with the stigma associated with mental illness, especially in the church.
Civil rights leader and activist the Rev. Al Sharpton stressed unity and a commitment to higher achievement at Tennessee State University’s spring Graduate Commencement ceremony.
If state lawmakers have their way, the use of handheld electronic devices while driving will soon be illegal in Tennessee. The House and the Senate