Jackson’s recycling day was held on April 28 at the Jackson Fairgrounds Park. The event had stations to drop off prescription pills, electronics, paper and oil based paints.
City Councilman Ernest Brooks Jr. and the City of Jackson’s Health and Sanitation Department along with Union and other local organizations sponsored the third annual “e-cycle” event. […]
Ryan Linkous, junior biblical studies in languages major and winner of the Barnabas Leadership Award, wears a wide-banded silver ring on his left-hand middle finger engraved with the words, “Greater is he that is in me,” from John 4:4. […]
Most people who use the Google search engine do not expect it to change their lives, but for Melanie Taylor, junior sport ministry major and winner of the Barnabas Leadership Award, one Google search was all it took. […]
Terry Bradshaw is known for many achievements – four Super Bowl championships and a lengthy career as a broadcaster, to name a few. Building a chicken coop, however, is not an accomplishment normally associated with the former quarterback. […]
By Beth Byrd, Staff Writer Students, faculty, staff and visitors gathered May 1 for the ninth annual Union University Scholarship Symposium to see the Union community’s academic achievements through posters, presentations and plays. The event […]
Attractions such as The Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory, where bats for Major League Baseball teams are created, and The Muhammad Ali Center, a cultural attraction where visitors can learn about the famous boxer Muhammad Ali, are important aspects of the city. However, for people who are thinking about residing in Louisville, there are other facets of the city to consider. […]
Michael Mann, visiting professor in instrumental music education who began teaching at Union in August 2011, will be in Israel from April 20 to May 1 leading a tour group of 20 individuals through the Holy Land. […]
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