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The Tennessee Department of Revenue is inviting Tennesseans to join their free webinar on August 27
Chattanooga, TN – According to the statement, the Tennessee Department of Revenue will host a free webinar on August 27 at 9 a.m. Central Time to discuss the Tennessee Retail Accountability Program. This session is particularly relevant for wholesalers and retailers dealing in products such as beer, tobacco, nonalcoholic...
Middle Tennessee High School Football Scores – Week 1
Week 1 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 High 7...
Delays in safety upgrades frustrate parents in Metro Schools
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — 45% of Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) are outfitted with shatterproof film to help keep active shooters out. On August 5 when classes resumed, 45 MNPS schools had that protection and on Thursday, August 22 that number is up to 58 schools. Metro School leaders...
Don’t Miss The Last Weekend of Wilson County Fair/ TN State Fair
The last day to enjoy the Wilson County Fair/Tennessee State Fair is Saturday, August 24. “Thank you to all the city employees from each department who participated at the city fair booth during the fair week. It is an excellent opportunity to highlight city government and answer people’s questions. I enjoy playing trivia, seeing many of our longtime residents, and meeting some for the first time. I want to especially thank the Lebanon Police Department and Lebanon Fire Department for all the extra hours given this week and for helping ensure everyone has a safe time at the Fair,” Mayor Rick Bell said Friday on Facebook.
State Honors Johnson Heating & Air During Black Business Month
Union City, Tenn.–Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter kicked off Wednesday with a visit to Johnson Heating & Air in Union City in honor of National Black Business Month. McWhorter said, “It is clear from the stops today these two companies exemplify what it means to be pillars of the community, making a longstanding impact in their regions and the state of Tennessee.”
Tennessee Rowing Makes Move to SEC, Enhancing the Conference's Competitive Landscape
BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – The Southeastern Conference announced Friday morning that rowing has been approved by the SEC athletics directors as the 22nd sport to be sponsored by the SEC, beginning with the 2024-25 campaign. The rapidly growing sport has also been approved as the 13th women's sport in which...
Unprecedented Fundraising Success Continues for Tennessee Athletics and the Tennessee Fund
Tennessee Athletics had an extraordinary year of success in 2023-24, including a record third-place national finish in the LEARFIELD Directors' Cup and a third straight SEC All-Sports trophy. The Tennessee Fund also reported unprecedented success across multiple fundraising metrics. For the third consecutive year, the Tennessee Fund had an all-time...
Tennessee Destination Named The 'Safest' City In The Entire State
When it comes to finding a place to live, safety is a top priority for most. Researching crime data, exploring different neighborhoods and checking in with locals are common practices that you may utilize all to ensure that you and your family feel as safe and secure as possible. According...
Women in Business 2024: Terry Vo
There’s no shortage of success stories in Nashville, and behind many of them are the incredible women who are paving their own way and opening doors for generations to come. Whether they’re building an idea from the ground up, crunching numbers, creating content, or working to make dreams a reality, meet one of the trailblazing women of Music City.
Nashville's Ryman Auditorium Lights Up with Stars for the 17th Academy of Country Music Honors
The country music glitterati donned their boots and glitz for the 17th Academy of Country Music Honors at Nashville's historic Ryman Auditorium yesterday, a night that the Academy of Country Music said will air on Tuesday, Sep. 24 at 8 p.m. CT on Merit Street, marking the first broadcast of the event as part of the academy's partnership with Merit Street Media. A red carpet prelude to the venerable event saw the likes of Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Lainey Wilson, and others at Robert’s Western World in Downtown Nashville, per iHeartMedia's coverage.
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