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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Dec. 19, 2014 For more information, Contact: Amanda Shell Jennings Moxley Carmichael (865)255-0661 [title] Just in time for the holidays, US Nitrogen and its contractors are delivering a life-changing gift to a Greeneville man who lost his

US Nitrogen presented the City of Greeneville Fire Department with a check for $50,000 on Dec. 16 to construct a five-story training facility that will simulate fire and rescue emergencies faced by local and regional personnel.

In a specially called meeting Monday, Loudon County Commission unanimously recommended Priority Ambulance as the exclusive emergency and nonemergency ambulance services provider to Loudon County pending contract approval.

Today, 32 student pharmacists received the first doctoral degrees ever conferred by South College at the higher education institution’s inaugural School of Pharmacy graduation.

Today, 65 physician assistant students – the sixth class to graduate from South College – received their master’s degrees at the Tennessee Theatre.

The Tusculum College men’s basketball team, as part of its community service day, installed flooring on Friday to help complete a Greene County Habitat for Humanity home in time for the holidays. Flooring is one of the final steps before Billy Bledsoe can move into his new home at 328 Pine St., in Greeneville.

Maricopa Ambulance has submitted an application to the Arizona Department of Health Services for a certificate of necessity to operate ambulance services in the greater Maricopa County area.

Knoxville author Michelle Ironside Henry has penned “My Anchor Holds,” an inspirational account of her battle against Stage IV colorectal cancer.

Pilot Logistics Services and Thomas Petroleum announce the completion of their merger to form the premier provider of fuel, lubricants and chemical solutions to the North American energy, mining and marine industries. The combined organization will operate as Pilot Thomas Logistics, headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas.

Seven local teams of architects, engineers and construction companies received the results of Knoxville’s second annual “Holiday Canstruction” at an awards reception at the Knoxville Convention Center, with Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee as the ultimate winner. Holiday Canstruction, a massive can sculpture art competition presented by Messer Construction Co., benefits Second Harvest, which will use the donated canned goods to feed thousands in East Tennessee this holiday season.