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Outdoor Notes: TWRA seeks public input for fishing regulations
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is accepting comments for its 2025-26 fishing regulations. This is an opportunity for the public to share ideas and concerns about fishing regulations with TWRA staff. TWRA fisheries personnel use a variety of techniques to manage fish populations and gather data about fish population size structure, recruitment, growth, density and mortality. In addition, fisheries personnel work to improve habitat to benefit fish species along with propagating and stocking numerous species of fish to ensure anglers have the best...
Forrest celebrates century mark, wins thriller in opener
CHAPEL HILL — The energy was palpable at “The Rock” on Friday evening as the community gathered to commemorate 100 years of Forrest Football, capping the night with a thrilling 40-34 victory over the Watertown Purple Tigers. Watertown (0-1) came out strong on their opening drive, capitalizing...
3 teens arrested for Spring Hill car break-ins
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Three teenagers have been arrested and charged with vehicle burglary in Maury County Juvenile Court in connection to several car break-ins early Saturday morning, Spring Hill Police said. Police said video from Longeran Circle in the Cadence Drive/Port Royal Road area showed the suspects attempting to...
TN Rep. Justin J. Pearson talked gun violence at Democratic National Convention
Tennessee House State Representative Justin J. Pearson delivered remarks at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday, highlighting his stance on gun violence not only in West Tennessee but nationally.
United Communications Announces $24.4 Million High-Speed Fiber Internet Expansion in Maury County
Thanks to a recent announcement from United Communications, residents of Maury County can rejoice in a future of expanded high-speed fiber internet service. United has announced a $24.4 million fiber internet construction project in Maury County that will expand high-speed internet to more than 6,500 homes, businesses, schools, and other important community institutions.
Cascade can’t hang with Moore Co. in 2nd half
LYNCHBURG — An inspired first half wasn’t enough for Cascade as the Champions couldn’t match Moore County’s pace in the second half and dropped the 2024 season opener, 33-7, on Friday night in Lynchburg. Moore County’s Isaac Petty struck the first blow and put the Raiders...
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