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Five Free and Cheap Family Things To Do in Middle Tennessee
This weekend, the best little festival for families will be at Centennial Park. It’s worth hopping in for at least an hour or two — it’s truly a good spot for a first show for even your smallest kids. There are a couple more outdoor choices this week: Head to Lascassas for the Watermelon Festival, or go north for an outdoor concert in White House. The Nashville Public Library also has a few great offerings this week: Two on our list are the Mommy & Me Barbie Workshop, where you can work on your braiding skills, and the other is a ballet storytime that is great for your youngest kids.
Lauren Johansen's father reacts to Tennessee court hearing on Bricen Rivers' release debacle
BILOXI, Miss. (WLOX) - How was Bricen Rivers, the man accused of killing ex-girlfriend Lauren Johansen, allowed to return to Mississippi when a court order required him not to leave Nashville, Tenn. after he was arrested for allegedly kidnapping her?. That is one of many questions a judicial investigation in...
The longest zipline in America coming to Pigeon Forge
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WVLT) - The newest mountain top adventure to open in Pigeon Forge opened announcing the longest zipline in America will be built. WildSide plans to open in 2025 what it calls “MegaZip” on the new adventure theme park in Pigeon Forge. WildSide is a sister...
'Ride for a Hero' | Motorcycle riders cruise through Maryville to honor Officer Kenny Moats 8 years after his death
MARYVILLE, Tenn. — Sunday marks eight years since Maryville Police Officer Kenneth Ray Moats was shot and killed in the line of duty. With "Ride for a Hero," motorcycle riders honored him on Aug. 25 with a cruise through Maryville. Officer Moats was with the Maryville Police Department for...
University of Tennessee Basketball Teams Unite with Down Syndrome Community at 'Hoops for Hope'
The University of Tennessee basketball teams carried forward a heartwarming tradition yesterday, fine-tuning both their jump shots and community spirit at the annual 'Hoops for Hope' event. The get-together, which has been a fixture for nearly two decades, is more than just a meet-and-greet; it's a clinic where young individuals with Down syndrome can dribble and dunk alongside the Volunteers—both the men's and women's squads. "It's a great event; we get to spend time with these kids," Tennessee forward J.P. Estrella described, as reported by WBIR.
The Dimestore Cowboys to perform at Covered Bridge Jams Concert this Saturday
This Saturday’s Covered Bridge Jams Concert will feature the local country group The Dimestore Cowboys, known for their dedication to traditional country music. The band’s origins trace back to around 2005 when James Brashears and Jason Shaffer, who plays bass, worked together at a locally owned company. The two discovered their shared love for old […] The post The Dimestore Cowboys to perform at Covered Bridge Jams Concert this Saturday appeared first on www.elizabethton.com.
Weekend action wraps up at Muddy Creek Raceway
BLOUNTVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) – The Muddy Creek Raceway roared to life this weekend, as Victory sports hosted its seventh race of the year on Sunday. Bikers of all skillsets converged on the track this weekend for Mega, Ultra, BIG and SAS Series races. President of Victory Sports, Sam Gammon, believes one of the best parts […]
Revisiting and re-ranking Tennessee’s 2022 recruiting class
In college football, so much of a program’s success on its 12 to 15 game days hinges on what goes on the rest of the year. While the NCAA transfer portal offers programs another avenue toward roster-building and talent acquisition, traditional recruiting of high school prospects never stops, and even as the focus is shifting toward the incoming season, those official visits in June have become commitment announcements in July and into August before players kick off their own senior seasons, particularly for scorching-hot Tennessee. Head football coach Josh Heupel and the Vols are looking to build off blue-chip-laden classes in the previous two cycles and taking aim at a potential second top-10 class (or better) in three years, and they’ve reeled in 10 commitments for their 2025 (six) and 2026 (classes) since mid-July.
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