A variety of issues impact us as we go about our day-to-day lives. Take a peek inside to see how these articles can help navigate some of these matters such as hunger, rethinking our national legacy, continuing education, valuing American workers., and more. 

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In today’s fast-paced electronic age where parents are finding less time to read, literacy experts maintain that reading books and/or magazines can make the difference between success and failure for school-age children. “Kids who are exposed to books and reading at an early age are most successful in school,” says registered nurse, Susan Cooley, Ph.D., […]

For most children, summer recess means fun. Running, jumping, skating and biking are a few of the myriad of activities. But to beat the summertime heat, swimming and playing in and around water is their all-time favorite pleasure. While Memorial Day traditionally kicks off the long water recreation season, safety is important everyday as millions […]

Eight years ago a major campaign was launched to protect infants from a silent killer called sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Today, physicians are hailing the effort a success. Since 1992, the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended that infants be placed in a non-prone position (other than stomach) when sleeping to reduce the risk […]

You can never be too young to start learning about money. How young? Well, that question is debatable. But financial experts across the country agree that it is more imperative than ever before for children to learn fiscal responsibility to survive in our consumer-driven society. Washington, D.C. based Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy (http://www.jumpstartcoalition.org) […]

Education is big business in Dickson County and there are several successful programs as proof. While this by itself is reason to celebrate, widespread community involvement makes this story more momentous. Empowerment is the key to its educational success.

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Chamber of Commerce offers specialized support to attract and retain young professionals who are often lured away by big-city competition.

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Big things do come in pint-sized packages, particularly when that package is a child. One small-town elementary school makes strategic changes to prepare its students for the long term.