KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Two Henderson County students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: — Matthew R. Horn, 16255 Tenn. Hwy. 104 North, Lexington, earned a $1,500 valedictorian scholarship at UT-Knoxville for his accomplishment as a student at Lexington High School. He is the son of Robert
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Three Hawkins County students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: — Jennifer R. Dobbs, 154 Will Simpson Road, Church Hill, earned a $1,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville. She is the daughter of Grover Dobbs Jr. and Rhonda Dobbs. — Ben H. Houston, P.O.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Charles McGinley, P.O. Box 548, Savannah, is a recent recipient of a scholarship from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. McGinley, a graduate of Hardin County High School, earned a $1,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville. He is the son of Creed and Yainieh McGinley. —
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Melissa L. Craft, 115 Elnora Circle, Bolivar, is the recent recipient of a scholarship from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. Craft earned a $1,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville. She is the daughter of Donna and Rickey Craft. —
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Twenty-nine Chattanooga area students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: — Tonya F. Amour, 3826 Pin Oak Terrace, earned a $1,500 valedictorian scholarship at UT-Chattanooga for her accomplishment as a student at Brainerd High School. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Five Hamblen County students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: — Sabino R. Kornich, Route 2 Box 215, Sneedville, earned a four-year $6,400 National Merit Scholarship at UT-Knoxville. He is the son of William Kornrich. — Dean T. Howell, 504 Howell Road, Morristown,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Three Gibson County students are recent recipients of scholarships from the University of Tennessee National Alumni Association. The recipients: — Sovell W. Huey, 178 Trenton Highway, Milan, earned a $1,500 freshman scholarship at UT-Knoxville. He is the son of Benjamin M. and Tina Walker Huey. — Amber L. McMinn, 506 Parker St.,
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– It’s a dirty job, but the University of Tennessee “Soil Vols” do it well. UT’s soil judging team finished third at the 1997 Southeastern Collegiate Soil Judging Contest held recently in Athens, Ga. Dr. Tom Ammons, who heads soil research for the Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station, said the strong showing qualifies UT for
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee’s economy has stabilized after an abrupt slowdown with no significant change projected into early 1999, says a quarterly forecast by economists at the University of Tennessee. “Earlier in the decade the state was on the forefront of regional and national economic growth,” economists say in the fall issue of “Tennessee Business
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Five University of Tennessee-Knoxville students have been awarded First Tennessee Bank Scholarships for the 1997-98 academic year. They are Kelly Ervin, Link A. Gibbons, Brad R. Lefler, Brian Moody and James Willson Taylor II. Ervin, daughter of Dan and Jo Ervin, Morristown, is a graduate of Morristown West High and is majoring