Gresham, Smith & Partners, Nashville, won the 2009 Iris Award, the grand award for engineering excellence from the American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee.
Christopher D. O'Rear and Chrissa Jennings Walsh are co-executive directors of the Pastoral Counseling Centers of Tennessee. They were interim co-executive directors.
Tennessee may lift restrictions on wine sales
Autoworkers feel stuck between buyouts, possible future cuts
Real Estate Outlook: Housing Positioned For Growth
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- GM, Chrysler aren't viable, White House says
- Couple hopes Brentwood coffee shop has wings
- Recession boosts Roth's tax-free appeal
- Can free music and profits coexist?
- Sit up, stay engaged for a successful job interview
- Bank CEOs favor Obama's plan but want more details
- Business briefs: Mortgage rates are lowest on record
- Tuition increase is likely this fall
- GM says 7,500 took buyouts, including 310 at Sprin...
- Teen job fair will take place Saturday
- Dollar General to add 450 stores
- Del Biaggio broker is charged
- Walgreen profits decline 7%
- Delay on credit card rules draws fire
- Sony/ATV Nashville signs Keith Stegall to multi-ye...
- GOP predicts budget disaster
- Anchor-store pullouts force landlords to adjust
- Even in slump, firms find way for bonuses
- The best resumes highlight results, not just job t...
- Appeals court: Madoff will remain in prison
- Grocers ask shoppers to support wine sales
- FedEx to cut 1,000 jobs, $1 billion in expenses
- Holladay Properties begins office project
- Chevy Camaros could give GM a boost
- People in Business
- Tennessee Livestock Auctions
- Taxpayers aren't likely to get AIG money back
- Grassley: AIG execs should quit or commit suicide
- Nolensville leaders wrangle over Town Center project
- M. Tangredi Restaurants' executive indicted on cha...
- Tax Tips: Loss on home sale can't be deducted
- Will stock market's rally stick or vanish?
- People in Business
- Briefs: Healthways to settle lawsuit
- Bernard Madoff says he is ashamed
- Bellevue Center developer asks for year delay for ...
- Autoworkers feel stuck between buyouts, possible f...
- Madoff victims worry plea could deny justice
- Work on Bible theme park suspended in Lebanon
- Tennessee may lift restrictions on wine sales
- Health reform czar is a remarkable Tennessean
- VantagePointe development planned
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