By Beth Byrd Editor-in-Chief It is a handful of minutes past midnight, and Tom Erwin is wide awake. Safety and Security’s third-shift supervisor slouches on a worn wooden stool in the welcome house, the square […]
By Holly Jay Asst. Arts & Entertainment Editor For sophomore Paige Tang, The Jackson Symphony Orchestra’s 33rd Starlight Symphony outdoor concert is more than just a picnic with family. It is a significant life experience. […]
For many new freshmen and transfer students, Life Groups are the first extracurricular activity they experience after walking onto campus.
Life Groups typically consist of two leaders and about 12 to 14 students. Groups meet every other week for about an hour, and meetings usually include a time of fun and fellowship, followed by prayer, devotions or discussion. […]
A bustling city filled with arts and entertainment, culture, community, food and nature is located in Southeastern Tennessee. Chattanooga, nicknamed the Scenic City, lies on the Tennessee River between the Appalachian Mountains and the Cumberland Plateau. […]
Clark and Juanita Shaw, owners of Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store in Jackson, are preparing to open the newly renovated and relocated Neil House is for hosting its first event in May. The Shaws relocated the home in Casey Jones Village, where it will be a venue for parties, weddings and engagement dinners. The 173 year-old home, formerly located in Trenton, belonged to chief justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court Judge M.M. Neil. […]
Cone-shaped tubes filled with heavily-scented paste could be seen scattered on quilted blan- kets and pillows April 28 in the warm sunshine outside the Hope Resi- dence Complex. […]
Ryan Linkous, junior biblical studies in languages major and winner of the Barnabas Leadership Award, wears a wide-banded silver ring on his left-hand middle finger engraved with the words, “Greater is he that is in me,” from John 4:4. […]
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