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Donelson residents want answers from state about construction
A new state office building is being built on Stewarts Ferry Pike. Residents, even a Metro council member, say the state has left them in the dark about the project. From questions about noise and inspection reports, they want answers.
Dayton Housing Authority commissioner retires after nearly 30 years of service
From The Herald News: After nearly three decades of dedicated service to the community at the Dayton Housing Authority, commissioner James Cun. From The Herald News: After nearly three decades of dedicated service to the community at the Dayton Housing Authority, commissioner James Cunnyngham announced his retirement to the board.
Chattanooga State Students Win Big at SkillsUSA Competition
SkillsUSA’s National Leadership & Skills Conference (NLSC) is the largest gathering of America’s future skilled workforce and the ultimate recognition of excellence in career and technical education. Held in Atlanta, the NLSC is a week-long celebration of the skilled trades and the accomplishments of career-ready leaders from across the United States.
The Chattanooga Police Department is inviting parents and caretakers to attend the Drug Awareness Seminar on August 6
Chattanooga, TN – According to the statement, this event will reportedly start from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Family Justice Center. The seminar aims to equip attendees with essential knowledge on recognizing signs of drug use, understanding current substance abuse trends, and learning proactive measures to protect youth in the community.
Contract not renewed for beloved Murfreesboro special ed teacher, district places blame
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WZTV) — A former special education teacher sounded the alarm after The Rutherford County School District decided not to renew his contract. This teacher, Perry Louden, feels it’s been constant roadblocks ever since he spoke up for his students who had been left out of a homecoming parade last October.
Memphis gun control referendum may draw fire from state
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In a decision that’s expected to draw the attention of the State of Tennessee and even potentially face a legal challenge, the Memphis City Council gave final approval to a referendum letting Memphis voters decide in November on a set of tough gun control options. WREG spoke with the ordinance sponsor and […]
Healing Ecosystems and Daylighting Murfreesboro’s Town Creek
MURFREESBORO, TN - Ecological restoration projects are gradually healing damaged ecosystems across the country. More than half a century ago, cities across the U.S. believed that burying waterways was one solution for flooding. However, those encased waterways lacked the natural greenery found in open streams – greenery that works as a natural filtration system. In other words, naturally flowing creeks and streams have less pollution while water that flows through underground culverts lead to lower water quality.
ASP: Tennessee men arrested in West Memphis after police chase in stolen car, guns and drugs found
Two Tennessee men are facing felony charges after Arkansas State Police said they were arrested in West Memphis following a police chase in a stolen car.
Ex-general manager of Tarpley Shop Utility District indicted for theft
The former general manager of the Tarpley Shop Utility District (TSUD) in Pulaski -- which provided water service to approximately 1,200 customers before its merger with South Giles Utility District earlier this year -- has been indicted as the result of an investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller's Office.
City planners hear two annexation requests in north Spring Hill, east of Saturn Parkway
The Spring Hill Planning Commission is currently reviewing two requests for annexation off Clark Road, which ties into the city's recent Urban Growth Boundary expansion. The requests were submitted by The Richmond Group for South Nashville Commerce, both parcels technically on the same Clark Road property just south of the city limits and...
Factory at Franklin Unveils “The Skylight in Paris”
The Grand Hall of the Factory at Franklin has transformed into a Parisian courtyard as The Skylight Bar has become “The Skylight in Paris,” an Olympic-themed celebration of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. From Saturday, July 20 through Sunday, August 11, enjoy themed food and drinks, family-friendly...
Murfreesboro Mayor Shane McFarland faces investigation by DA over campaign finances
NASHVILLE − A district attorney general should investigate if Murfreesboro Mayor Shane McFarland violated campaign finance laws, state officials decided Tuesday. The unanimous Tennessee Registry of Election Finance agreed to request that elected Rutherford County District Attorney General Jennings Jones, who's the grandson of a former Murfreesboro mayor by the same name, investigate...
Bill Monroe’s home and property up for sale
The 244 acre property owned by Bill Monroe for more than 40 years in Goodlettsville, TN is listed for sale, including the home he lived in until his passing in 1996. Unless a private sale can be arranged, the property is currently set to be turned into an exclusive 21-home estate community, The Reserve at Mandolin Hills, already approved by Sumner County.
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