A series of new articulation agreements between Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Shelbyville and Chattanooga State Community College will help to facilitate students transferring from TCAT Shelbyville to Chattanooga State. The agreements then allow Chattanooga State to award cr…

Bank of Lincoln County presented the School Debit Card Reward Program checks to the Lincoln County Schools, Fayetteville City Schools and Riverside Christian Academy during the month of September.

Lincoln County High School’s Naval Cadet Corps has been invited to Normandy, France, in June 2020 by Historic Programs to participate in the D-Day Anniversary Parade and the International Salute to Liberation that will commemorate the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, announced Se…

October is Dyslexia Awareness Month established to create awareness of the signs of dyslexia, dispel myths and offer resources to parents or teachers who need help with a child that struggles in school.

On the heels of signing a five-year agreement that will see the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) leasing a portion of Lincoln Central Academy (LCA), local officials learned Lincoln County is one of 59 Tennessee counties to receive a ThreeStar grant that will benefit the program.

The OneLC Robotics team will head to Calhoun Community College this week for the Tennessee Valley Bosting Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) competition.

Billy Hix, retired teacher at Motlow State and founder of the Motlow College Foundation STEM Outreach program, recently spent two weeks in Chile serving as one of seven astronomy professionals chosen from across the United States for the Astronomy in Chile Educator Ambassador Program (ACEAP).

With the deadline less than three months away, tnAchieves needs an additional 5,000 volunteer mentors across the state to support TN Promise applicants from the Class of 2020.

Motlow State is one of the fastest-growing colleges in Tennessee and the nation. It is also considered one of the safest colleges among Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) institutions. Recent student surveys indicate that more than 99 percent of students feel safe at Motlow.

The Retired Teachers of Lincoln County met at Shoney’s Restaurant on Thursday, Sept. 12, with 16 people present.

Sigma Phi Epsilon at the University of Tennessee at Martin presented three scholarships to incoming freshmen, including a Flintville student, Walker Weir.

Talented photographer and Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) superhero Nancy Rutledge visited Fayetteville High School to speak to the media class, sharing her top 10 hints on taking photos and sharing some of her favorite photographs with the students. FHS media students produce photo …

Newly painted murals on the walls of the South Lincoln School Library are sparking the imaginations of students there, thanks to Lincoln County High School art teacher Jennie Roles-Walter and art intern Emma Womble.

Dr. Penny Schwinn, Tennessee’s Commissioner of Education, made a stop at Fayetteville Middle School Thursday afternoon to visit classrooms. The commissioner joined students in activities and congratulated administration and staff on Fayetteville Middle’s designation as a Reward School. State…

Three members of the Lincoln County Board of Education have earned recognition from the Tennessee School Board Association.

As another school year begins, any struggles that kids might face often become more evident in a classroom setting. Students juggle the common challenges of learning, growing up and just fitting in among peers, but they may also experience additional stressors such as dealing with family iss…

Martin Methodist College (MMC) is privileged to host Anthony “Tony” Mottola, who will present “Above and Beyond the Call of Duty: Observations from Ground Zero Command,” a firsthand account of the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center.

Trying to find the resources and services you or a loved one with a disability need are often difficult and confusing, especially when many of those resources are located in larger cities.

Fayetteville Public Utilities (FPU) hosted its first Student Utility Board (SUB) meeting for the 2019-2020 school year, their orientation day, on Aug. 15 at FPU’s office.

American Legion Post 42 Boys State delegates, who were honored at a banquet Aug. 5 after attending the weeklong program at Tennessee Tech University earlier this summer, are pictured with Jack Buck and Barbara Locklear of the Legion. The delegates include (from left) Eli Dodson, Will Ellis, …

American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary’s Girls State delegates, who were honored during a banquet Aug. 5 after attending the week-long program at Lipscomb University earlier this summer, include (from left) Hannah Stout, Caroline Mills, Libby Quick, Emma King, Carson Williams, and Emi…

Fayetteville Middle School has earned the distinction of being named a Reward School by the Tennessee Department of Education, an honor recognizing the school’s gains in academic achievement and growth for all students and for all student subgroups.

South Lincoln School has earned the distinction of being named a Reward School by the Tennessee Department of Education, an honor recognizing the school’s gains in academic achievement and growth for all students and across all student subgroups.

Lincoln County High School art students recently collaborated on a large scale mural project at the Fayetteville Recreation Center.