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Tennessee Black Caucus Legislative Summit Coming In November
November 2, 2026 – NASHVILLE, TENN.—The annual Tennessee Black Caucus Legislative Summit will be held this November 13-14 in Jackson, TN at historic Lane College. For years, The Black Caucus Legislative Summit has brought together legislators, local lawmakers, community leaders, and concerned citizens from across the state to discuss issues facing Tennesseans from Memphis to Mountain City.
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Education Pioneers Enters Tennessee and Launches in Memphis to Recruit, Train 80 New Education Leaders by 2015
Oakland, CA – Tennessee is on the forefront of education reform in this country, and making sure that talented leaders are trained to assist in this evolution is important. Education Pioneers, a national nonprofit with a network of education leaders, managers, and...
‘Fat City’ Distinction a Good Reason to Attend the June 1 Obesity Summit
Free Event Features Fitness Expert Donna Richardson, Health Screenings, Workout Sessions, Door Prizes and Give-a-ways (MEMPHIS, TENN – May 9, 2013) A total of 650,000 area residents call themselves Memphians. Of that number, one third are obese, which puts them at...
Rural/Metro Scholarship Program for Minority High School Seniors Who Want to Become an EMT or Paramedic, Deadline is May 8th
There is a national shortage of Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT) and Paramedics and an even greater shortage of minorities who choose Emergency Medical Services (EMS) as a profession. This is a statistic that Rural/Metro Ambulance wants to change. For the last six...