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The Tennessee Tech Tuba Ensemble will be presenting "Octubafest" on Wednesday, Oct. 24. Members of the 2018-19 ensemble include (bottom row, from left) Tyler Ricks, Lebanon; Sean Bond, Nashville; Hannah Eitzen, Hixson; Jonathan Ownby, Cleveland; Lena Marsh, Morristown; Dan Davis, San José, California; Mara Wilks, Mountain City; Josh Whited, Hendersonville; and Taylor Winkler, Brentwood, as well as (top row, from left) Michael Barton, Crossville; Jonah Hammontree, Knoxville; Professor R. Winston Morris, Director; Guy Bortz, Kingsport; Devin Rains, Murfreesboro; Riley Davis, Dunlap; Tom Ryan, San Diego, California; and Zach Davis, Cleveland. The internationally acclaimed Tennessee Tech Tuba Ensemble will present its annual fall Octubafest performance at 7:30 p.m. in Wattenbarger Auditorium in the Bryan Fine Arts Building of TTU, in Cookeville. The ensemble, which is currently celebrating its 52nd season, is documented as the most recorded ensemble of its kind in the world. Octubafest 2018 will feature the music of one of Tennessee Tech’s best-known composition students from 1975, Señor Aldo Rafael Forte, an internationally renowned composer.
Tennessee Tech Tuba Ensemble will be presenting Octubafest on Wednesday
Students in Stuart Elementary’s third-grade class were wearing blue in support of the movement to Stomp out Bullying Joining the students was Mrs. Richelle Shelton, school principal. A Twitter handle – #Blueup Day – was also used in the anti-bullying effort.
Stomp Out Bullying
New BEST partners, from left, include Principal Jeremy Jones, Ed. S., Valley View Elementary principal; Tony Holmes, Renfro Corporation production manager; Susan Burgess, Renfro Corporation HR manager; Christy Goza, Bank of Cleveland VP; Doug Caywood, Lewis Group Architects managing principal; and Sherry Crye, Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce Workforce Development director.
Valley View, Renfro Corp. new BEST partners
The Cleveland/Bradley Chamber of Commerce's newest BEST partnership is a relationship between Valley View Elementary School and Renfro Corporation.“For us to continue great things at Valley View … more
Area Sewanee students inducted into Order of the Gown
SEWANEE – –The following area students were inducted into the Order of the Gown at the University of the South during the Foundation Day Convocation on September 21, 2018. • Adam Wilson … more
Constitution Day
Oak Grove Elementary second-graders recently hosted a visit from Mrs. Gayla Miller, Bradley County Circuit Court clerk, in honor of Constitution Day – Sept. 17. She shared important facts and fun … more
Tisby
Tisby to give 'History as Activism" lecture
Lee University will welcome Jemar Tisby who will present “History as Activism: How Learning the Past Helps Us to Change the Present.” The lecture will take place at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. … more
The seventh- and eighth-grade class at Bowman Hills School, with the help of Carl Williams from the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency, uncovered a rare blue crayfish on a “field” trip Oct. 11. Students learned how to carefully excavate the hole of a burrowing crayfish and extract several of the beautiful creatures from the mud in the field near their school in Cleveland. Classroom teacher Valerie Hunt shows the blue crayfish close up. A student Tanner Walker was the first student to find the elusive species during the adventure.
Bowman Hills School students find blue crabs
Oak Grove Elementary School second-graders recently read a story called "Cherokee Stickball Game" and learned about some of the Cherokee culture. They enjoyed a visit from Jamie Russell to end the weeklong study. Mr. Russell shared music, traditions, and amazing stories of the Cherokee people. Students in Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Hall, and Ms. Mason’s classes were able to handle and learn all about the many artifacts Russell brought in, and hear the Cherokee language spoken and sung with some of the handmade instruments. (Contributed photos)
A lesson in Cherokee culture, history
Fall 2018 enrollment is Belmont University record
NASHVILLE – Belmont University, located in Nashville, kicked off classes for its fall 2018 semester earlier this year with a record-breaking enrollment number as the university welcomed 8,318 … more
ETSU announces summer 18 dean’s list
JOHNSON CITY – East Tennessee State University has announced the names of students who attained a GPA qualifying them for inclusion in the dean’s list for the summer 2018 semester. To receive … more
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