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Project THRIVE: $250K initiative launched to transform teen mental health
MSU’s Project THRIVE equips Flint residents to deliver mental health support to teens in trusted community spaces.
Tilt Studio grand opening brings family fun and games to Sandusky Mall
Tilt Studio will celebrate its grand opening with an afternoon of family fun, starting at 2 p.m. Feb. 6 at its Sandusky Mall location, 4314 Milan Road.
Shores & Islands Ohio welcomes two new staff members
Shores & Islands Ohio recently welcomed two new staff members to its travel and tourism team.
Business View Magazine names Erie County one of its ‘Best Managed Communities, 2024’
Erie County recently received some serious love from Business View Magazine, being the subject of a feature article in November and earning a “Best Managed Communities, 2024” award from the Sanibel, Florida-based publishing company.
Conservation efforts at Tennessee’s newest state forest to help protect Memphis drinking water
"This property holds great historical, cultural, and archeological significance, as well as long-term forest research plots, and exceptional hardwood forestland," says State Forester Heather Slayton.
How this Memphis cybersecurity firm found new business partnerships in Nigeria
A Memphis-based cybersecurity firm has gone international, finding success in not just West Tennessee but now West Africa.
National Civil Rights Museum plans King Day celebrations around big 60th anniversary year
“King Day is a time to honor Dr. King’s profound legacy and his dream of the Beloved Community,” says Dr. Russell Wigginton, President of the National Civil Rights Museum.
UofM researchers win grant to bring more ESL teachers to MSCS schools
“The emphasis of this grant is on increasing bilingualism, as research shows that being bilingual improves cognitive processing, makes the brain more resilient to damage and the effects of aging, and contributes to increasing the GDP of the country,“ says Thrush.
UM research center wins prestigious award for 5-year study of Memphis aquifer
"Tennessee continues to be a place where we can grow our economy and protect our natural resources at the same time," says Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) Commissioner David Salyers.
Project THRIVE: $250K initiative launched to transform teen mental health
MSU’s Project THRIVE equips Flint residents to deliver mental health support to teens in trusted community spaces.
Tilt Studio grand opening brings family fun and games to Sandusky Mall
Tilt Studio will celebrate its grand opening with an afternoon of family fun, starting at 2 p.m. Feb. 6 at its Sandusky Mall location, 4314 Milan Road.
Shores & Islands Ohio welcomes two new staff members
Shores & Islands Ohio recently welcomed two new staff members to its travel and tourism team.
Business View Magazine names Erie County one of its ‘Best Managed Communities, 2024’
Erie County recently received some serious love from Business View Magazine, being the subject of a feature article in November and earning a “Best Managed Communities, 2024” award from the Sanibel, Florida-based publishing company.
Conservation efforts at Tennessee’s newest state forest to help protect Memphis drinking water
"This property holds great historical, cultural, and archeological significance, as well as long-term forest research plots, and exceptional hardwood forestland," says State Forester Heather Slayton.
How this Memphis cybersecurity firm found new business partnerships in Nigeria
A Memphis-based cybersecurity firm has gone international, finding success in not just West Tennessee but now West Africa.
National Civil Rights Museum plans King Day celebrations around big 60th anniversary year
“King Day is a time to honor Dr. King’s profound legacy and his dream of the Beloved Community,” says Dr. Russell Wigginton, President of the National Civil Rights Museum.
UofM researchers win grant to bring more ESL teachers to MSCS schools
“The emphasis of this grant is on increasing bilingualism, as research shows that being bilingual improves cognitive processing, makes the brain more resilient to damage and the effects of aging, and contributes to increasing the GDP of the country,“ says Thrush.
UM research center wins prestigious award for 5-year study of Memphis aquifer
"Tennessee continues to be a place where we can grow our economy and protect our natural resources at the same time," says Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) Commissioner David Salyers.
