By Justin Stokes Last week, we shared an article about the summer workshops and programs that teach Middle Tennessee youth about the value of STEM, from building robots to programming computer code. There's more to vocational preparedness than
By Justin Stokes Summer is all about providing students a break from their curriculum to let them have fun and enjoy time away from their desks. That doesn’t mean that they have to stop learning altogether, though. Why not keep them engaged with
Photos and story by Laura Pochodylo For nearly two decades, Nashville has joined the host of cities across the nation marking each June with a Pride celebration. Nashville’s LGBTQIA community converged on Public Square Park in downtown Nashville
By Danielle Corcione Despite how queer and trans communities still face inequalities in the workforce, they’ve made remarkable contributions within the technology industry. However, this isn’t a new fact: the LGBTQIA community has been involved
By Justin Stokes You can’t have good summer fun without a little #SpringClean—especially not in an area like Davidson County, where the surrounding beauty can easily be tarnished by litterbugs. On Saturday, April 29, a few hundred volunteers
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