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Dickson County Family Hosts Exchange Program Chaperone Over Summer

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By Nancy Phillips Stephens Verified, Karen Stevenson
| Dickson Post Verified
Sakae Nakamura poses with a mural in downtown Dickson. SUBMITTED Dickson County is serving as a cultural crossroads this summer, hosting twenty-four Japanese exchange students and three adult chaperones through a partnership between the state’s 4-H International Programs and the LABO International Exchange Foundation.
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Spring Hill High’s MacKay Elected SkillsUSA State Secretary

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By Nancy Phillips Stephens Verified
| Main Street Media of Tennessee Verified
Robert MacKay, a student at Spring Hill High School in Maury County Public Schools, has been elected to serve as a State Officer for SkillsUSA Tennessee, a Career and Technical Student Organization focused on bridging the gap between Students and the Workforce.
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Patton receives Ascend Federal Credit Union scholarship

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By Nancy Phillips Stephens Verified
| Main Street Media of Tennessee Verified
Ascend Federal Credit Union recently awarded $25,000 in individual academic scholarships to 10 Middle Tennessee students and an additional $18,500 in scholarship funding to Fisk University and Middle Tennessee State University. Ashlyn Patton, of Columbia, was among the 2026 individual member scholarship recipients. Patton is continuing her education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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