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MTSU Remembers 9/11

This is a radio story I did for WMOT, MTSU’s NPR affiliated radio station. Listen as I share the story of remembering 9/11 16 years later.

KPD Officer Mows Lawn for Elderly Woman in Need

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Betty Brown isn’t able to mow her yard now that she’s nearing 80, but a heaven-sent officer took the task off her hands.

Smokies Service Days Kickoff with Litter Pickup

GATLINBURG, Tenn.– Nearly eight months after the wildfires, volunteers came from all around to help Gatlinburg pick up the pieces. The first of nine Smokies Service Days involved picking up litter along the spur.

Keep Three Feet: East TN Cyclists Urge Motorists to Get Educated on Cycling Laws on Roadways

Cyclists and vehicles are forced to share the road at times, and some bicyclists in East Tennessee urge drivers to stay patient and more importantly, follow the laws so the cyclists feel safe.

Fireworks Safety Hits Close to Home for Firefighter

KODAK, Tenn.– Fireworks are what make the Fourth of July exciting, but in 2005, Riley Amoriello had a life-altering experience when his neighbors launched fireworks under his home.

Selfless man is dragged by car in an attempt to stop purse thief

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Robert Jett is recovering from wounds he received earlier this week when he attempted to stop a purse thief.

SGA Senators Call for Resignation of Newly Elected SGA President, VP Campus Relations

Update: Courtney Brandon and Timothy Bassett released statements on April 28 and April 29 respectively denying the claims made by SGA Senators. Statement from Courtney Brandon. Statement from Timothy Bassett. MTSU– The Student Government Association’s newly elected President Courtney Brandon and Vice President of Campus Relations Timothy Bassett are being called to resign by someContinue reading “SGA Senators Call for Resignation of Newly Elected SGA President, VP Campus Relations”

Board of Trustees Holds Inaugural Meeting, Elects Student Trustee

MTSU— Middle Tennessee State University’s new board of trustees held its inaugural meeting Monday and did everything from pass the board’s bylaws to elect a student trustee to sit on the board.

Middle and High School Students Decode Their Way Through Language

MTSU– Speaking one language is hard enough, but at the eleventh annual Linguistics Olympiad at Middle Tennessee State University, students had to put their brains to the test and solve problems in an assortment of different languages.