Kim Jarrett

Atlanta

Associate Editor at The Center Square

Associate editor at The Center Square. I oversee coverage of Georgia and Tennessee.

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Enrollment up 2.3% at Tennessee's colleges and universities

1 day ago | newportplaintalk.com | Kim Jarrett

(The Center Square) – Enrollment in Tennessee's colleges and universities is up by almost 5,000 students, a jump of 2.3% from 2023, according to a report from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. The most significant increases are in the state's community colleges, according to the 2025 Tennessee Higher Education Fact Book, which compares 2024 fall enrollment numbers with 2023 numbers. kAmr92EE2?@@82 $E2E6 r@>>F?:EJ r@==686 :D @?6 6I2>A=6 @7 2 A@DE\A2?56>:4 4=:>3 :?
Georgia's fifth measles case reported

1 day ago | thecentersquare.com | Kim Jarrett

(The Center Square) – A fifth case of measles occurred in Georgia, the state Department of Public Health said on Friday. The unvaccinated individual contracted the disease from a person who acquired it from out of the country, according to a release. That case was reported to the health department in May. Six confirmed measles cases were reported in all of 2024,according to the department. The Health Department said the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine is safe and recommended it.
Enrollment up 2.3% at Tennessee's colleges and universities

1 day ago | greenevillesun.com | Kim Jarrett

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Enrollment up 2.3% at Tennessee's colleges and universities

1 day ago | thecentersquare.com | Kim Jarrett

(The Center Square) – Enrollment in Tennessee's colleges and universities is up by almost 5,000 students, a jump of 2.3% from 2023, according to a report from the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. The most significant increases are in the state's community colleges, according to the 2025 Tennessee Higher Education Fact Book, which compares 2024 fall enrollment numbers with 2023 numbers. Chattanooga State Community College is one example of a post-pandemic climb in the number of students.
Enrollment up 2.3% at Tennessee’s colleges and universities

1 day ago | gazette.com | Kim Jarrett

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Enrollment up 2.3% at Tennessee's colleges and universities

1 day ago | news-herald.net | Kim Jarrett

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As Carr aims for governor's job, two Republicans are vying for his

2 days ago | thecentersquare.com | Kim Jarrett

(The Center Square) – Two Republicans are now in the race for Georgia attorney general. Attorney General Chris Carr is not seeking reelection, instead announcing last year he is running for governor. State Sens. Bill Cowsert and Brian Strickland are running to succeed Carr. The two will face off in the 2026 Republican primary. Strickland is the latest to throw his hat in the ring. He has chaired the Senate Judiciary Committee and served as floor leader for Govs. Brian Kemp and Nathan Deal.
Lee praises Chattanooga's riverfront development

2 days ago | greenevillesun.com | Kim Jarrett

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Lee praises Chattanooga's riverfront development

2 days ago | thecentersquare.com | Kim Jarrett

(The Center Square) – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said Chattanooga has changed since he began visiting as a 10-year-old and more change is coming thanks in part to a $15 million investment from the state. The governor was joined by city and state leaders at a ceremony touting the project which will include a new signature playground, food and beverage options, a pier cafe and lawn spaces for events to the city's Riverfront Park.
Lee praises Chattanooga's riverfront development

2 days ago | newportplaintalk.com | Kim Jarrett

(The Center Square) – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said Chattanooga has changed since he began visiting as a 10-year-old and more change is coming thanks in part to a $15 million investment from the state. The governor was joined by city and state leaders at a ceremony touting the project which will include a new signature playground, food and beverage options, a pier cafe and lawn spaces for events to the city's Riverfront Park. kAmQ%96C6 H:== 36 64@?@>:4 24E:G:EJ D:>A=J 3642FD6 @7 E96 :?G6DE>6?E :?