Bowling Green Daily News · Murfreesboro, TN
A spot in the Conference USA championship game is out of reach for Western Kentucky. Middle Tennessee put that slim possibility to rest by dealing the Tops a 51-42 loss last week in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. WKU (3-6 overall, 2-3 CUSA), the preseason pick to win the league title in the coaches’ poll, won’t be hoisting the trophy this season. But with three games left to play in the regular season, the Tops still have plenty to play for starting with a Homecoming matchup against co-CUSA leader Jacksonville State at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday at Houchens-Smith Stadium. There’s still the potential for a bowl bid, for one – WKU has earned a bowl bid in each of head coach Tyson Helton’s seven seasons leading the program, winning five. Avoiding a losing record by winning the last three to finish .500 is another source of motivation. “A lot of ups and downs, you know, bringing us together more so,” WKU graduate senior linebacker Jaylen Wester said.
Nashville Post · Nashville, TN
Nearby: Nashville, TNLobbying firm taps Tennessee Higher Education Commission chief operating officer and general counsel
The Mountain Press · Nashville, TN
Nearby: Nashville, TNThe Tennessee Highway Patrol recently graduated eight new state troopers. TENNESSEE — On Nov. 10, Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security Commissioner Jeff Long and Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) Colonel Matt Perry welcomed the newest graduating class of Tennessee State Troopers. The department conducted an 11-week lateral trooper cadet class, and the graduation took place at the Tennessee State Museum in Nashville.Gov. Bill Lee served as the keynote speaker during the graduation ceremony and swore in the new troopers as they delivered their oaths of office.Lateral Class 101 was made up of eight new troopers, all of whom were previously Peace Officer Standards and Training Commission (POST) certified law enforcement officers. Class 101 included three troopers with bachelor’s degrees, and two with prior military service.
Christian Post · Nashville, TN
Nearby: Nashville, TNSteven J. Lawson | YouTube/The Reformed ManJust over a year after prominent Reformed Christian pastor Steven J. Lawson was removed from leadership at Trinity Bible Church in Dallas over an adulterous relationship, elders at Stephens Valley Church in Nashville, Tennessee, reportedly endorsed him for ministry opportunities.An official at Stephens Valley Church told The Christian Post on Wednesday that they could not immediately confirm the report from conservative polemics and theological discernment website Protestia. Citing documents it obtained, the website reported Wednesday that Stephens Valley elders endorsed Lawson as fit for ministry in a private letter dated Nov. 25, 2025. “We, the Elders of Stephens Valley Church, a biblical and Reformed congregation, have observed the life of Dr. Steven Lawson for the last 15 months. Several of us have met with him individually on a weekly basis.
The Pocahontas Times · Nashville, TN
Nearby: Nashville, TNThursday, November 15, 1951 The trip last week was over the hills and far away to the distant city of Nashville, Tennessee – a long day’s travel by automobile of more than the half of a thousand miles. The mission was to sit in at one of four regional gatherings of laymen of the Presbyterian… Read the full story
Bowling Green Daily News · Nashville, TN
Nearby: Nashville, TNBowling Green – Sheila Annette Barrett, 56, died in Nashville, TN, November 06, 2026. J.C. Kirby & Son Lovers Lane Chapel