Just a couple of weeks ago, a warehouse-like space in Kingsport was filled throughout the day with the sounds of students building robots and small race cars, among other projects.

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But the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has put that work on pause and the building has mostly fallen silent, except for the hum of several 3D printers working at a steady pace.

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“We’re running these 24 hours a day,” said Dennis Courtney, executive director of Streamworks, an educational nonprofit focused on providing STEM learning opportunities to local K-12 students. Courtney’s organization has quickly transformed its STEM Gym off Lynn Garden Drive into a […]

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