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TNECD awarded $28.8M in grants in first 7 months of ’24
By Jon Styf The Center Square Tennessee has handed out $28.8 million over 35 projects in FastTrack grants this year. The largest were $6.5 million to Greenheck Fan Co. for its Knox County expansion, $3.3 million to Avancez LLC in Haywood County and $3 million to Schneider Electric in Wilson County. Fasttrack grants are state grants sent to companies […] The post TNECD awarded $28.8M in grants in first 7 months of ’24 appeared first on Claiborne Progress.
Carden Estates Fire Cause listed as “Undetermined”
Investigators from the City of Manchester, Coffee County, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) and Alcohol Tobacco and Firemarms (ATF) met on Monday, August 26, 2024 to assist in the investigation at the scene of the Carden Estates Fire at 1700 Summer Street in Manchester. Manchester City Fire Chief George Chamber...
Rejuvenation: Hideout Hotel holding grand opening in Putnam County
Hideout Hotel (HH), formerly known as Sulfur Ridge, will hold a grand opening Aug. 28. The Cookeville–Putnam County Chamber of Commerce (Chamber) will be on hand for the celebration. “Join us for the grand opening of The Hideout Hotel,” according to the Chamber. “Formerly known as Sulfur Ridge, The...
Historic Rose Mont in Gallatin Featured on ‘Haunted Discoveries’
A historic, Gallatin landmark was recently featured in Haunted Discoveries’ third season of The American Paranormal Research Association. Episode two features Rose Mont in Gallatin. The historic home, owned by the City of Gallatin and built by Josephus Conn Guild in 1842, blends Greek Revival and Palladian design. The Guild family lived on the property until 2005. However, besides its history, the mansion has been the place of paranormal sightings and is believed to be home to three ghosts.
Police search for shooter after two people killed in Nashville park
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Metro Police are trying to figure out who shot and killed two men at a Bordeaux park over the weekend. Officers were called to Hartman Park around 1 a.m. Sunday after getting a report of a shooting, according to police. They found one man, identified as 21-year-old Dominque Miller, laying on the ground of the parking lot after being shot multiple times.
Agreement: Streambank project at Carthage wastewater treatment plant begins
Pictured above – Lt. Col. Robert Green, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District commander; Mayor Steve Babcock of Carthage, Tennessee (Middle); and Congressman John Rose, Tennessee 6th District, pose after Green and Babcock signed a Project Partnership Agreement Aug. 23, 2024, in Carthage, Tennessee. The agreement officially begins a streambank stabilization project on the Cumberland River that will prevent further bank erosion that currently endangers the Carthage Wastewater Treatment Plant. Photo by Lee Roberts.
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