➤ Statewide: Parents voiced concerns about technical issues and poor communication during the rollout of Tennessee’s expanded voucher program, the Education Freedom Scholarships. (Details)
➤ Memphis: Alumni from the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity rallied to raise the funds needed to restore electricity for a woman who had been living without power for months. (More)
➤ Memphis again: A laundromat owner called two of her customers “superheroes” after they saved her from a man swinging a baseball bat on Wednesday. (See Video)
➤ Knoxville: William Phillip Ballard, the current elected Knox County property assessor, was indicted by a grand jury on Thursday for official misconduct. (More)
➤ Chattanooga: Some downtown business owners complained after parking was blocked in front of their Market Street storefronts, which officials described as “growing pains.” (More)
➤ Johnson City: Little Milligan Community Center celebrated its grand opening on Saturday, with plans to give out supplies to the community weekly and to build a new playground. (More) |