Cowley College Sumner Campus held its robotics competition on April 23-24 Sumner Newscow report — Cowley College hosted another successful Sumner County Robotics Competition at its Sumner Campus on April 23–24 welcoming enthusiastic student teams from across the region for two days of robotics innovation The Basic Competition This non-coding event focused on accessibility and fun giving students of all academic backgrounds the chance to explore robotics through team-based challenges Activities ranged from drone knockdowns and maze navigation to robot mini golf and creative challenges like the “Make Van Gogh Happy” art station Students also engaged in thrilling contests such as Sumo Dash the Advanced Competition focused on coding and engineering Sixteen teams from six schools participated These students tested their programming and problem-solving skills through a variety of events programming Sphero robots through obstacle courses and completing precise navigation tasks using block and text coding challenged teams to decorate their robots using artistic creativity then prove the decorations didn’t interfere with robot function Robots had to perform a task decked out in their best outfits with the winning team’s robot even dancing to a song plastic duck trophy captured the most excitement a new humorous trophy will be introduced for this special category “This event allowed Cowley and our sponsors to bring the excitement of robotics to middle school students featuring a non-coding event on Wednesday and a coding event on Thursday,” said David Hays Mathematics & Computer Science Instructor “We are entering an age where AI and automation will replace many positions and impact many aspects of our careers at all levels Those who do not embrace this new future will be at a significant disadvantage Judging by the looks on the students’ faces we achieved our goal of getting them excited about technology — the critical first step.” Cowley College extends its thanks to KanOkla and Harper Industries for their continued partnership and support which make events like this possible and accessible for area students Congratulations to the following students who were recognized by Sumner Memorial High School and Sumner Middle School for their hard work and efforts with a place on the 3rd Quarter Honor Roll Note - If there are any spelling errors, please email chris.popper@townsquaremedia.com and we will fix them ASAP We have taken down the Middle School Honor Roll as it was released prematurely The 3rd Quarter Honor Roll is here! Join the celebration of Sumner students' hard work and dedication across all grade levels.\nRead More Note - If there are any spelling errors, please email chris.popper@townsquaremedia.com and we will fix them ASAP The move to place the driver on admin leave is currently pending the outcome of the investigation into the crash The Tennessee Highway Patrol and the district confirmed several Westmoreland students were injured in the bus crash on Rock Hollow Road THP reports that the bus was traveling on the road when the driver allegedly lost control Here are instructions on how to watch WSMV4 live on various platforms. Five students and the bus driver sustained “minor to moderate” injuries in the crash A total of 19 Westmoreland middle and high schoolers were on the bus at the time of the crash All other students involved in the crash were taken to Bethpage Elementary School for parents to pick them up THP reported that the female driver was cited for failing to exercise due care Sumner Newscow report — The Sumner County Sheriff’s weekly jail bookings for April 28 was issued a Notice to Appear for Speeding Officers assisted an Outside Agency in the city of Wellington Officers investigated a theft in the 1900 block N Officers took a Found Property Report in the 200 block S Officers investigated a theft in the 2000 block E Officers took a  criminal damage to property report in the 300 block W Officers investigated a public accident in the 600 block N was issued a Notice to Appear for Expired Registration Officers investigated a trespass in the 500 block E was arrested and charged with domestic battery was arrested and charged with criminal damage to property and Criminal Trespass Officers investigated suspicious activity in the 1100 block W Officers responded to a disturbance in the 1400 block E was issued a Notice to Appear for Registration Required and Immunizations Required was issued a Notice to Appear for Dog Bite Violation Sumner Newscow report — The weekly log report for the Wellington Fire/EMS Department for April 28 – May 4 WKRN News 2 Witnesses shared what they saw with News 2 Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have responded to the activity in South Nashville Tennessee state troopers worked with federal agents in South Nashville A new police department is officially opening its doors in Spring Hill Some Cottontown residents have complained of frequent flooding along Highway 25 for years and Sumner County commissioners will discuss plans to fix the problem One county trying to keep up with growth is searching for ways to cash in on new development Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell announced a fund to help migrants affected by ICE actions Governor Bill Lee promised state support for President Donald Trump's immigration roundup and he delivered Wilson County Schools are once again in the middle of a culture war as an insurance policy chance on gender reassignment for employees is up for discussion Immigrant rights groups are reporting ICE activity in South Nashville Rapper Kevin Gates is bringing his new tour to Music City Williamson County saw 8.5 million visitors in 2023 (WTVF) — A Sumner County Schools bus has crashed into a dry creek bed according to authorities with the Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) The school district said 19 students from Westmoreland Middle and High School were aboard when this happened on Rock House Hollow Road while 14 students were released to their parents "We are working with the Sumner County Sheriff’s Office and Tennessee Highway Patrol to determine the cause of the accident," the school district said THP said the preliminary information shows the bus rolled onto its side into the creek Do you have more information about this story Rebecca: https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/a2/d9/fb69982545c59e9836fbe80fe431/rebecca-recommends.png Carrie: https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/2e/72/be0f23854c54a228c9d6138c9847/carrie-recommends-header.png Ben: https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/df/c4/19fa7c504480938f39a431e3b276/ben-recommends-header.png Rhori: https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/5b/25/a224d13d47739165c92b94e643db/rhori-recommends-header.png Lelan: https://ewscripps.brightspotcdn.com/af/54/833bf879454097a398bd44f723de/lelan-recommends.png I'm not sure there is a story that's brought a bigger smile to our faces than this one celebrating Ms The story of her service during World War II is amazing in itself — she is a true Rosie the Riveter What was also amazing was to see was how an entire community turned out to celebrate her 11:09AM) - Tennessee Highway Patrol confirms that the driver was issued a citation for TCA 55-8-136 7:30 p.m.) - Tennessee Highway Patrol (THP) has released the preliminary report of the school bus crash in Sumner County earlier today that affected 19 students who were riding inside the bus driver was traveling on the right side of the road when she struck a bridge and overturned the bus The total number of students that visited the hospital after sustaining injuries from the crash is now up to 6 (WZTV) - A serious crash involving a Sumner County school bus led to multiple minor injuries According to Smokey Barn News the incident happened on Rock House Hollow Road near Bransford and Westmoreland the school bus veered into a creek and flipped onto its side with a group of 19 Westmoreland and Bethpage Middle and High School students inside Initial reports from authorities claimed there were multiple injuries at the scene and at least one person was entrapped Witnesses at the scene say some children inside the bus had visible injuries it was determined that some students sustained minor injuries while five other students were taken to the hospital Sumner County Schools has given FOX 17 News the following statement regarding the crash: Bus 612 slid off the road and overturned into a dry creek bed on Rock House Hollow Road Nineteen students from Westmoreland Middle and High School were on the bus Five students were transported by EMS for further assessment Fourteen students were released to their parents We are working with the Sumner County Sheriff’s Office and Tennessee Highway Patrol to determine the cause of the accident." The Tennessee Highway Patrol is currently investigating the incident Get reports like this and all the news of the day in Middle Tennessee delivered to your inbox each morning with the FOX 17 News Daily Newsletter. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating after a Sumner County school bus rolled onto its side and into a creek bed near Rock House Hollow Road April 28 Sumner County Schools spokesperson Jeremy Johnson said via email that six students were taken to a local hospital by Emergency Medical Services while 13 students were released to their parents was carrying 19 students from Westmoreland Middle and High Schools when it slid off the road and overturned into the dry creed bed on April 28 A highway patrol report said the bus was traveling North on Rock House Hollow Road when it went off the right side of the road A spokesperson with the highway patrol said the student injuries did not appear to be life-threatening when reached for comment All of the students were off the bus and accounted for as the highway patrol and Sumner County Sheriff's Office investigates the cause of the crash This story was updated with additional information There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Visit Campus Find Your Degree or Program Volunteer & Service Programs Make a Gift Now COVID-19 Information will be the university’s new Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs who will assume the newly-created position of Executive Vice President for Business Operations Sumner has a broad and deep background in higher education spanning over twenty years He most recently held two positions at Montclair State University (NJ) – Associate Provost for Academic Affairs (2017 – 2024) and Acting Dean of the Graduate School (2022 – 2024) including faculty and staff reappointments among other areas; contract negotiations for various unions; strategic planning; and new initiatives In his role as Acting Dean of the Graduate School Sumner was responsible for realigning and re-engineering the overall school to be more supportive of learning and scholarship He implemented the first Destination Survey Project to track post-graduate outcomes for students created instructional delivery modalities to maintain on-campus presence with blended and hybrid delivery models covering more than 6000 courses per semester assisted in growing enrollments to the largest level thus far and broadened the University’s Career Services to support student success and partnerships with the business community He also served as the Psychology Department Chair at Montclair State University from 2013 to 2017 “I am incredibly pleased to have Ken joining the leadership team at Manhattan His deep knowledge of so many facets of higher education coupled with his strategic vision and innovative methods will enhance our ability to maintain an incredibly capable and student-focused faculty Ken’s demeanor and approachability are important assets in his career success.” “I am very excited to start this new chapter serving as the Manhattan University Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs I look forward to meeting each of the faculty and developing plans with them for their continued success I look forward to meeting as many students as possible since their success is the primary motivation for what we do at the University.” acted as an editorial reviewer for various professional journals He holds a B.S from Wayne State University (MI) where he majored in Psychology from Bowling Green State University (OH) where he majored in Industrial and Organizational Behavior He also has certification in Innovation and Design Thinking from the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University and certification in Executive Coaching from the School of Continuing and Professional Studies at New York University Gray ’79Assistant Vice President for College AdvancementExecutive Director Manhattan College4513 Manhattan College ParkwayDe La Salle Hall Host a conference Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Funeral Services will be held at 3:00 pm on Saturday 2024 at West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory in Marietta with Rev Interment will follow at Sunrise Memorial Gardens in Douglasville A native of the Austell and Mableton areas of Cobb County and he became a Line Chef for B.J.'s Restaurant and a Sous Chef for Assonta's Italian Restaurant in Louisiana he enjoyed spending time with his immediate and extended families He is preceded in death by his grandmothers and sisters Madison Dean and Jeffery Garrett His in-laws which became his family are Kathleen and Daniel Pichon The many nieces and nephews that were more like his sisters and brothers are Sheldon White As well as the next generation that loved him as well and numerous cousins who loved him like a brother The family will receive friends on Saturday 2024 from 1:00 pm until 3:00 pm at West Cobb Funeral Home and Crematory in Marietta.  Online guest book at www.westcobbfuneralhome.com Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Click to watch This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Hunter Ferguson | Integrated Communications SpecialistCowley College125 S. 2nd StreetArkansas City, KS 67005hunter.ferguson@cowley.edu © 2023 Cowley County Community College 2025 at Alive Hospice in Nashville.  David was born on May 13 KY to the late Luther Sumner and Barbara Kennedy Sumner.  David was an employee with ADT Security.  He enjoyed writing music and a big heart for everyone.    In addition to his parents Janet Skeeters.  David is survived by his wife of 34 years Donna Parham and Vicci Higgs; along with a host of nieces and nephews.  Graveside services will be held 2 p.m We recognise you are attempting to access this website from a country belonging to the European Economic Area (EEA) including the EU which enforces the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and therefore cannot grant you access at this time e-mail us at publisher@stwnewspress.com or call us at 405-372-5000 I rarely stumble across an article that changes my perspective on things written by Max McCoy and published in the Kansas Reflector Kansas Reflector – Find yourself a patch of land away from city lights just about anywhere in Kansas Sit down on a good rock and wrap yourself in the cold and dark Their cries will grow in intensity until you might think yourself surrounded although you are likely as safe on the prairie as in your bed by May 4, 2025Source: YouTube The beginning." Abramorama has unveiled an official trailer for Ron Delsener Presents a documentary film from filmmaker Jake Sumner about one of NYC's famous concert gurus This premiered at the 2023 Tribeca Film Festival and finally opens in theaters later this month perhaps no three words are as intermingled with the most famous New York concerts as "Ron Delsener Presents' – the words that preceded the name of every major act that was playing New York in advertisements across the city The film Ron Delsener Presents is equal parts all-access pass to New York's greatest gigs as told by the legendary concert promoter and impresario Ron Delsener and a portrait of a relentless music business pioneer who can't stop Hustling This riveting doc is "not just a biography the peaks and valleys of a singular figure backed up by some other iconic voices from the world of music and set to some of the greatest live performances of all time." Enjoy Here's the official trailer (+ poster) for Jake Sumner's doc Ron Delsener Presents, direct from YouTube: concert promoter & impresario Ron Delsener is the one name behind virtually every major contemporary music concert in New York City for generations From promoting the Beatles at Forest Hills Tennis Stadium to bringing David Bowie to Carnegie Hall and Patti Smith to the Palladium to somehow convincing Simon & Garfunkel to bury the hatchet and play the biggest concert of all time in Central Park Through a portrait of a mercurial and relentless showman this film takes us behind-the-curtain through the last half century of the live music business chronicling the tactics that drove live performance from disorganized A transformation that Delsener is in many ways responsible for Working in a business he helped to create Ron Delsener now in the later stages of his life he could stop – he maybe even should but Ron doesn’t know how Find more posts in: Documentaries, To Watch, Trailer Add our RSS to your Feedly +click here+ Latest posts now available on Bluesky: Get the latest posts sent on Telegram Want emails instead?Subscribe to our dailynewsletter updates: GILMAN — The East Marshall Community School District Board of Education has selected Dr Kevin Seney as the next district superintendent pending board approval according to a press release issued Monday Seney is the current superintendent of the Sumner-Fredericksburg Community School District where the release said he has “aligned building goals and evaluation metrics with the board’s mission and values” while also leading “the development of a strategic plan that has given the district direction related to academic excellence “I am honored and grateful to join the East Marshall CSD team as superintendent,” Seney said “I look forward to building strong relationships with staff and the community as we work together to support student success It was very evident during the interview process that there is a lot of community pride in the school district a strong desire to build on their strengths and I’m very excited to be a part of that moving forward.” Prior to his time at Sumner-Fredericksburg Seney was principal of Grinnell High School and he also served as principal and activities director at Chariton High School he has experience as an associate principal and athletic coach He began his career in education as a teacher in the Seymour Community School District a master’s degree in educational leadership and an educational specialist master’s degree He also earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Luther College Seney brings a strong record of leadership and a clear commitment to student achievement to our school district community,” East Marshall Board President Lisa Meling said “We are confident he will be an excellent fit for our district and will help guide our students and schools toward a bright future We look forward to the impact he will make as he takes on this critical leadership role.” Board members worked with Grundmeyer Leader Services to conduct the search The board received 12 applications for the position and final interviews were conducted with four candidates on April 2 Seney will officially begin leading East Marshall CSD as the superintendent effective July 1 LLC | https://www.timesrepublican.com | 135 West Main Street