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Williamson County Judge David Veile sworn into office
Franklin lawyer David Veile was sworn in as Williamson County's newest judge on Friday, nearly four months after he was elected to the circuit court bench. The contentious March 2024 election saw Veile defeat appointed Judge Erin Nations, who was sworn into office in November 2023, filling the vacancy created by now-retired Circuit Criminal Judge Michael Binkley.
Eddie George gets first season-opening win of his Tennessee State football coaching career
For the first time in Eddie George's four-year coaching career, Tennessee State football opened the season with a win. The Tigers dominated fellow HBCU Mississippi Valley State 41-21 on Saturday before a crowd of 8,124 in the 26th John Merritt Classic at Nissan Stadium. ...
Mocs and Vols face off in season openers for the first time in 55 years Saturday
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Some of our viewers might remember the last time the Chattanooga Mocs and the Tennessee Volunteers opened their seasons against each other in 1969. Today, 55 years later, the teams faced off at Neyland Stadium to kick off the 2024 season. University of Tennessee, Chattanooga (UTC)...
Chattamatters: A New Zoning Ordinance For Chattanooga
For the first time since 1961 - when John F. Kennedy was sworn in as President - the City of Chattanooga now has an entirely new zoning ordinance. City officials have overhauled the rules for new construction to try to keep up with Chattanooga’s constant growth and make housing more affordable.
Tennessee State football pays tribute to center Chazan Page, killed in April, with delay of game penalty
Tennessee State football recognized center Chazan Page, who was killed in April in a hit-and-run accident, by intentionally taking a delay of game penalty on the first play from scrimmage Saturday against Mississippi Valley State at Nissan Stadium. Mississippi Valley State declined what would have been a 5-yard penalty. ...
Middle Tennessee High School Football Scores – Week 2
Week 2 of Tennessee high school football is a wrap and we’ve got the scores below. The scores below feature the ten following Source counties: Cannon, Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Wilson, and Williamson. We will update as scores are finalized. Cannon County. Cannon County 19 vs...
Brentwood Academy, Vols football commit George MacIntyre have just enough to beat Brentwood
BRENTWOOD ― It wasn't a rugged Division II-AAA East Region game for Brentwood Academy, but it was a must-win for new coach Paul Wade and four-star quarterback George MacIntyre. Staring at the possibility of a 0-2 start, Wade made no secret he was going for it. With MacIntyre given the green light to take...
Retired Clarksville Firefighter Donates Cherished Train Memorabilia to Enhance City's Historical Collections
A gesture that combines civic pride with personal passion, a retired Clarksville firefighter has made a donation of historical significance to the city he served. The City of Clarksville announced that said firefighter, who had devoted 33 years to Clarksville Fire Rescue, visited City Hall recently to donate an array of photographic train memorabilia. This collection, steeped in the rail heritage of Clarksville, was handed over to Mayor Joe Pitts for the city's permanent safekeeping, as reported on the city's website.
TDOT to build temporary road on Nolensville Pike after Water main break and homeowners speak out
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) -A woman explained the damages she watched happen after a water main break on Nolensville Pike. “It’s like a river through here, going all around and flowing out into the street. It’s crazy,” Carolyn Wilson said. Wilson said when she realized what was going...
Puckett’s to Celebrate 20 Years in Franklin
Puckett’s Restaurant is celebrating 20 years at the downtown Franklin location in September. The Southern restaurant and live music venue from Franklin-based A. Marshall Hospitality (AMH) is thanking its hometown community for the continued support over the last two decades with commemorative specials, giveback promotions and more all month long.
McKamey Animal Center: Save on a microchip all September
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Microchips are incredibly important, and is a crucial step to protecting our four-legged friends. Did you know that 1 in 3 pets will get lost in their lifetime? Microchipping will help prevent the from being lost forever. The McKamey Animal Center is offering half-priced microchips every...
It's all about the food trucks at the upcoming Chattanooga Market!
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — The Fall Food Truck Rally is happening on Sunday, September 1st at the Chattanooga Market. This event is a round-up of local food trucks for a Reggie White Street Party!. You can also still shop from vendors and enjoy live music. Head to the First Horizon...
Australia’s Thunder from Down Under will Have Permanent Residency in Nashville
Australia’s Thunder from Down Under, the world’s No. 1 male revue starring an all-Australian cast, is coming to Nashville for an all-new permanent residency at the historic Woolworth Theatre. Heralded as the ultimate “Girls Night Outback,” Australia’s Thunder from Down Under is the perfect destination for bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, girls’ nights out, and everything in between. Starting September 26, the show will light up Nashville with nightly performances from Thursday through Saturday.
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