Union’s student-teachers are placed at two different schools throughout the semester, and the School of Education requires one placement to be in an urban school district. […]
The Lady Bulldogs softball team started off its 2012 season in a way that no team wants to start, with a home loss to a non-conference team. However, thoughts of a losing season did not resonate even for a minute with the players as the women fully kicked the season into gear by winning the rest of their games in February. […]
H.R.H. Dumplin’s of Jackson is upping its game. March marks the second year for new owners Dick and Peg Ramsay, and the two are dedicated to improving and expanding their business. While they have already added an array of options to their menus, the Ramsay’s say there is more to come. […]
Construction is under way to convert a 17-acre piece of land near Highland Avenue and the West Tennessee Farmers Market into a new city walk, the largest part of a revitalization project for downtown Jackson. The project will consist of 150 apartments, two small retail and commercial centers and a large wellness center owned and operated by West Tennessee Healthcare. In the past six months, about 20 single-family homes in nearby neighborhoods also have been torn down to be replaced with new homes. […]
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney walked away from Super Tuesday with a total of 419 delegates, more than any of his fellow GOP presidential candidates. However, with many delegates still up for grabs, the future GOP candidate is still unclear. A candidate needs 1,144 delegates in August at the national convention in Tampa to become the official nominee. […]
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney solidified his delegate lead with a strong Super Tuesday showing, squeaking past former Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) in battleground Ohio to move one step closer to the Republican nomination.
In Tennessee, Santorum captured 37 percent of the vote, garnering 40.86 percent in Madison County. He claimed 22 of Tennessee’s 35 delegates, Romney took eight delegates, and Newt Gingrich, former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, won five. […]
Noon Ball which started in 1993 by two Union professors, brings faculty and students together three times a week to enjoy a game of basketball. […]
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