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Tennessee Renaissance Festival Adds Courtly Dance Classes
This year the Tennessee Renaissance Festival is offering a “Bridgerton meets Renaissance with a dash of Pride and Prejudice” dance experience to those coming to the event. Dance classes will take place at the Queen’s Promenade, located near the new, larger tent location for the Queen’s Tea on May 18, 19, 25, 26 and 27, 2024.
Maury tornado recovery: See the latest relief update, crisis centers and hotlines for help
The Maury County Office of Emergency Management has issued its latest tornado relief update, which includes added resources for affected residents and continued debris pickups. The agency's director Jeff Hardy issued the update Wednesday afternoon, stressing that residents needing assistance with debris pickup continue to adhere to guidelines that have...
Swing into Spring: Sunday Swing Event at Williamson County Performing Arts Center
Step into the rhythm of a bygone era with the upcoming "Sunday Swing in the Courtyard" event, a delightful blend of music and movement set to charm the Williamson County Performing Arts Center. On Sun, May 19, from 10am to 12pm, the courtyard at 112 Everbright Ave, Franklin, TN, will transform into a vibrant scene straight out of the swing era.
Tennessee Renaissance Festival Adds Courtly Dance Classes
This year the Tennessee Renaissance Festival is offering a “Bridgerton meets Renaissance with a dash of Pride and Prejudice” dance experience to those coming to the event. Dance classes will take place at the Queen’s Promenade, located near the new, larger tent location for the Queen’s Tea on May 18, 19, 25, 26 and 27, 2024.
Tornado watch issued for some Tennessee counties
LINCOLN COUNTY, Tenn. (WHNT) — A tornado watch has been issued for residents in Giles, Lincoln, and Moore counties. The National Weather Service (NWS), says that the watch is issued until 5 am on Monday, May 27. According to the NWS, a few tornados, scattered hail, and winds up to 80 miles per hour are […]
The Enclave to bring 'first of its kind' downtown development to Columbia, developer says
Finding a place to call home can mean more than four walls. Sometimes, it's about community, especially when a place is right in the heart of a thriving downtown. The Enclave is one of downtown Columbia's newest residential developments and its developers say its set to change the game for living, opportunity and more. Located just off East 9th and South Main Streets, The Enclave will include 16 units, with primarily townhome-like layouts that each include three stories, a drive-in garage, lots of natural light and picturesque views of downtown.
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