Tuck-Hinton Architecture & Design announced that Paige Jessop and Gina Raffanti both earned their professional designation as licensed architects and are currently project architects at the firm.

Engel & Völkers, a European-based premium real estate brand, announced elite club award winners for 2019.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation officials explained the reasons for delays customers and firearms dealers may have experienced recently while securing a firearms background check or appeal in the state, and the steps taken to alleviate the situation.

It seems some bad recycling people have played a part in a trash disposal company’s decision to pull the plug on its recycle services in Mt. Juliet.

She’s Heart of Donelson-Hermitage Influencing Women award recipient

Nashville State Community College announced classes, student services and college operations would move online from March 23 until further notice. 

Lewis Thomason announced the addition of three new attorneys to its statewide law firm. 

KNOXVILLE—The coronavirus pandemic is causing rapid changes to daily lives and the economy. 

Due to the novel coronavirus COVID-19 and the extraordinary circumstances it caused across the state and nation, Tennessee Extension offices are temporarily closed to public access to help protect the health and safety of the employees and the communities they serve.

Gov. Bill Lee issued executive order No. 16 to ensure government operations continue to function openly and transparently during the COVID-19 emergency while taking measures to protect the health and safety of citizens and government officials.

While a one-two gut punch in the Donelson, Hermitage and Old Hickory areas have some on the mat, officials try to remain positive and informed.

In an ever-changing health crisis, Metro Nashville Schools is doing what it can to make sure students can get meals via its partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank.

The TSSAA Board of Control voted March 17 to continue to keep the TSSAA state basketball tournaments in a suspension status.

OLD HICKORY—A handful of Wilson Central High School wrestlers donated their time and strong backs March 19 to help out some hungry folks.

Nashville Mayor John Cooper on Sunday announced the safer at home order, issued by the medical director pursuant to the Metro Public Health Department’s declaration of a health emergency.

With Nashville schools closed through at least April 3 at Gov. Bill Lee’s statewide request, Metro Nashville Schools took steps to share digital tools with their students and family. 

The Tennessee General Assembly voted March 19 to waive the required 180 days of instruction, as well as assessment testing, for the current school year. 

With schools shuttered by mandate because of the threat of the spread of the COVID-19 virus, officials at Tennessee’s largest high school in Donelson are scrambling like all others dealing with pending, scheduled graduation services, an unprecedented suspension of end-of -year state testing …

Mayor declares state of emergency for Nashville, Davidson County 

David Sturdivant and Shannon Prow recently joined Tennessee Bank and Trust, according to Brian Heinrichs, president and chief banking officer.

The Tennessee Wildlife Federation, one of the largest and oldest nonprofits dedicated to conserving the state’s wildlife and natural resources, saw a record number of Tennesseans create wildlife habitats in 2019.

Twenty years of news in the Donelson community was recorded in the pages of the Donelson News-Diary. The paper is microfilmed for future generations to read by personnel in the department of reproduction and restoration at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Leslie Pritikin is pictured…

McKENZIE—Bethel University vice president Kimberly Martin announced the College of Professional Studies' first dean's list, and three Nashville students made the list. 

Nashville attorney Phillip Miller will join Michael J. Swanson, CEO and chairman of Advocate Capital, Inc. and author of "How David Beats Goliath, Access to Capital for Contingent-Fee Law Firms" for a free webinar, “Framing Your Case for Today's Jurors” on March 25.

To commemorate its 55th anniversary, Delta Dental of Tennessee announced a new grant program to replace existing water fountains at 55 elementary schools across the state with Elkay bottle-filling stations.