August was an incredible month of celebrations for the Tennessee Board of Regents and the College System of Tennessee.
Columbia State Community College, alongside partners TCAT-Hohenwald and TCAT-Pulaski, hosted a fabulous Friday night gathering August 21st, including live music and a 300-drone light show to mark the opening of the Southern Regional Technology Center. This new facility is a regional hub for hands-on training in high-demand fields, including nursing, welding, HVAC, automotive technology, respiratory care and engineering systems technology.
August 3rd, the Tennessee College of Applied Technology Harriman opened. This $46.3 million dollar investment in technical education and training expands space for programming that includes construction, electrical, HVAC, machine tool technology and others.
August 24th, the 49,000-square-foot Fentress County Higher Education Center officially opened its doors. Located in Jamestown, this $25 million investment is a partnership between Roane State Community College and TCAT Oneida/Huntsville. It will modernize and expand education and technical training opportunities in practical nursing, telecommunications, industrial maintenance, building construction technology and allied health.
It's Football Time In Tennessee !!!
Final Major Boating Weekend Of 2026 Coming-Up
They're Dancing In Fayetteville
Board Of Mayor & Aldermen Meeting (9/8)
Community RFD Still Looking For Volunteers
Tobacco Cessation Scholarships Available
ATV/UTV Safety Reminers
