Recent Articles: Over 150 Hamilton County residents protest sheriff’s agreement with ICE ~ Hidden in plain sight: A 27-year-old mistake ~ Collegedale City Officials select Jon Holmes as new City Manager ~ Southern loses DHSI grant amid nation legal shift ~ ‘Seeing others Deeply’: David Brooks speaks to Southern community ~ Big changes in little Collegedale: City Manager Wayon Hines steps down from his position ~ Southern’s Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant Challenged ~ Big Changes in Little Collegedale: City Manager Wayon Hines Steps Down ~ Policy Change for Those Operating Scooters, Skateboards and Bikes at Southern; Hazing Policy Strengthened ~ Collegedale at a Crossroads ~ Legacy, Loss and Leadership: The life of Mayor Morty Lloyd ~ Letter from the incoming Editor: Not expected but here ~ Student Senate votes $100,000 for campus accessibility ~ Ken Shaw comments on university’s diversity efforts amidst new legislation ~ Police banquet celebrates officers ~ Building belonging in uncertain times ~ Immigration climate causes concern: Student Senate considers evolving immigration policies ~ Enrollment Numbers: Southern continues to see student growth ~ Contributor to: Collegedale to Host Free Women’s Self-Defense Class in February ~ Advance Auto Parts opens at Collegedale’s Four Corners ~ Debbie Baker re-elected to Collegedale Commission after tie ~ Community celebrates police officer Enoch Hurd’s life ~ Howse, Johnson and Burnette win Collegedale commission seats in tight race ~ Southern impacted by turbulent election season ~ Local elections in Collegedale: Candidate insights ~ Contributor to: University considers armed presence on campus ~ Southern Combats Delays to Mountain Cottages ~ Apison Pike expansion continues: An updated look at the multimillion-dollar TDOT project ~ School voucher program: Friend or foe? ~ K9 excellence: Maxim and Krino stand out at 2024 police awards ~ Public Works Department to utilize AI-powered scanning service for road maintenance ~ Legacy unpreserved: Does Collegedale need a museum? ~ Water pipe bursts near Student Park

Recent Articles: Over 150 Hamilton County residents protest sheriff’s agreement with ICE ~ Hidden in plain sight: A 27-year-old mistake ~ Collegedale City Officials select Jon Holmes as new City Manager ~ Southern loses DHSI grant amid nation legal shift ~ ‘Seeing others Deeply’: David Brooks speaks to Southern community ~ Big changes in little Collegedale: City Manager Wayon Hines steps down from his position ~ Southern’s Hispanic-Serving Institution Grant Challenged ~ Big Changes in Little Collegedale: City Manager Wayon Hines Steps Down ~ Policy Change for Those Operating Scooters, Skateboards and Bikes at Southern; Hazing Policy Strengthened ~ Collegedale at a Crossroads ~ Legacy, Loss and Leadership: The life of Mayor Morty Lloyd ~ Letter from the incoming Editor: Not expected but here ~ Student Senate votes $100,000 for campus accessibility ~ Ken Shaw comments on university’s diversity efforts amidst new legislation ~ Police banquet celebrates officers ~ Building belonging in uncertain times ~ Immigration climate causes concern: Student Senate considers evolving immigration policies ~ Enrollment Numbers: Southern continues to see student growth ~ Contributor to: Collegedale to Host Free Women’s Self-Defense Class in February ~ Advance Auto Parts opens at Collegedale’s Four Corners ~ Debbie Baker re-elected to Collegedale Commission after tie ~ Community celebrates police officer Enoch Hurd’s life ~ Howse, Johnson and Burnette win Collegedale commission seats in tight race ~ Southern impacted by turbulent election season ~ Local elections in Collegedale: Candidate insights ~ Contributor to: University considers armed presence on campus ~ Southern Combats Delays to Mountain Cottages ~ Apison Pike expansion continues: An updated look at the multimillion-dollar TDOT project ~ School voucher program: Friend or foe? ~ K9 excellence: Maxim and Krino stand out at 2024 police awards ~ Public Works Department to utilize AI-powered scanning service for road maintenance ~ Legacy unpreserved: Does Collegedale need a museum? ~ Water pipe bursts near Student Park

A man playing drums on a street corner with a group of people lining up in the background.
A person with a bandaged head, wearing sunglasses, and having burn scars on their shoulder and back, posed against a dark background.
Group of Hamilton County residents protesting sheriff's agreement with ICE in a room, some standing and some seated, with serious and attentive expressions.
An elderly woman with white hair standing outdoors near a house with beige siding, wearing a white lacy top with detailed embroidery and a relaxed expression.
A man delivering a speech at a podium with a microphone, gesturing with his right hand, during an event titled "Legacy, Loss and Leadership: The life of Mayor Morty Lloyd" on April 22, 2025.
Black and white photograph of a smiling man dressed in a suit and white shirt, cropped from the nose down, with background wall. Accompanying text mentions City Manager Wayon Hines stepping down, dated September 17, 2025.
Group of dancers performing traditional Hispanic folk dance, with the central figure twirling in a white dress with red accents, surrounded by others in similar attire.
Portrait of Jon Holmes, a bald man with a goatee, wearing a suit and tie, with a dark green textured background. The image accompanies a news article about Jon Holmes being selected as the new City Manager of Collegedale.
A diverse group of smiling people outdoors, posing in front of a brick building with a sign that reads 'Building 2.' They are dressed warmly for cold weather.
Strings of various national flags hanging on street wires during a sunny day.
A line of people waiting outside a building, socially distanced, on a cloudy day. The building has a metal roof and a mix of wooden and beige exterior walls, with trees and shrubs nearby.
A young woman with black hair and a white striped shirt, smiling, against a plain gray background.
A man and a woman are standing back-to-back, smiling, with the man's face partly visible and the woman's face partially shown. The man is wearing a dark suit and white shirt, and the woman is wearing a beige sweater. The background is dark. The capti
Group of smiling women and girls gathered together, some holding flowers and flags, celebrating at an event.
David Brooks, a man in a blue blazer with glasses, is speaking to a woman with short blonde hair in a striped shirt, while holding a book. They are engaged in conversation at a gathering or event, with multiple people in the background.
A man in a suit sitting at a table with a blue background behind him that features the St. Louis 2025 logo and text about the 62nd general conference session, with another person's blurred head in the foreground.
Black and white photograph of a man smiling, dressed in a light blazer and a dark shirt, sitting in a formal setting with wooden furniture in the background.
A skateboarder performing a trick on a staircase outside a building, reflected in a large glass window.
A young man happily holding a small golden retriever puppy in a crowded outdoor setting.
A man in a blue suit and glasses smiling while holding a microphone during a formal event or hearing.
Green background with white stylized letters 'SA' and the words 'Southern Accent' beneath it.
A man in a purple suit, white shirt, and bow tie is speaking into a microphone.
A police officer receiving a framed recognition plaque during a banquet, surrounded by other officers and attendees, with American flags in the background, at a formal police event.
A group of diverse students standing outside on a school campus, some smiling and talking, near parked cars and a building, with a sign indicating they are waiting in line or gathering for an event.
Flyer for a women's self-defense class hosted by Greg Roy's Martial Arts Academy. The class is scheduled for February 20th from 6pm to 7:30pm at the City Hall Court Room. The flyer features a photo of a woman with fists up, and indicates the class is
A man with silver hair, wearing glasses and a suit, awards a medal to a young woman in a military uniform with a hat, outdoor setting with trees and people in the background.
Photo of a parking lot in front of an Advance Auto Parts store with several parked cars, including a white SUV, a black pickup truck, and a gray hatchback. The store has a large red sign and a checkered flag logo, with a partly cloudy sky and hills i
A woman with short gray hair and glasses smiling, wearing a blue jacket over a white shirt, standing against a dark background.
People gathered at a community event honoring police officer Enoch Hurd, with a display featuring a flag and a floral arrangement in the background.
Political campaign signs for Esther Helton-Haynes, a Republican State Representative, District 30, displayed beside each other on a grassy area with trees in the background.
Political campaign signs on a roadside, with a main sign for Esther Helton-Haynes, a Republican state representative candidate, featuring her photograph, name, and district number, alongside neighboring signs for other candidates.
A university campus with students walking and a man in a bright yellow raincoat holding an orange baton, possibly giving directions or managing the crowd.
Construction site with newly built mountain cottages, dirt ground, and a red fire hydrant in the foreground.
Under construction view of the Apison Pike multi-million-dollar TDOT project, showing a large concrete bridge support and an unfinished roadway with construction materials and equipment nearby, surrounded by green trees.
A smiling middle-aged man with gray hair, wearing a dark suit, white shirt, and red striped tie, posing for a photo.
A police dog wearing a yellow collar with the word "POLICE" on it, sitting in front of a backdrop featuring an American flag and a school flag.
An AI-powered road scanning car used for road maintenance, with sensors on top and equipment at the rear, labeled 'SpeedScan'.
A large two-story brick building with white columns and a triangular pediment. There is a walkway leading to the front door, which is decorated with holiday wreaths and garland. Small potted plants and outdoor furniture are on the porch. A sign on th
A large water pipe burst spraying water high into the air near a park, with a boat on a trailer and a power line in the foreground.