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Outdoor Notes: TWRA seeks public input for fishing regulations
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is accepting comments for its 2025-26 fishing regulations. This is an opportunity for the public to share ideas and concerns about fishing regulations with TWRA staff. TWRA fisheries personnel use a variety of techniques to manage fish populations and gather data about fish population size structure, recruitment, growth, density and mortality. In addition, fisheries personnel work to improve habitat to benefit fish species along with propagating and stocking numerous species of fish to ensure anglers have the best...
TN Rep. Justin J. Pearson talked gun violence at Democratic National Convention
Tennessee House State Representative Justin J. Pearson delivered remarks at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday, highlighting his stance on gun violence not only in West Tennessee but nationally.
2024 Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair shatters attendance record. Pageant winners
The 2024 Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair set a new attendance record by a wide margin with 861,425 attending the 10-day event that concluded Saturday. The 2022 fair drew 776,195, which was the previous record. Last year’s fair brought in 739,315. The first combined Wilson County – Tennessee State Fair was in 2021....
Nashville Country Artist Chase Ryan Coming Home For Big Show This Thursday Night
Get ready Southwest Louisiana as hometown boy Chase Ryan is returning to the area to perform his first concert here in Lake Charles. Chase is one of Nashville’s fastest-rising stars and is now coming home to perform his first big concert in Lake Charles. Chase Ryan's real name is...
Nashville Symphony Announces Return of Pamella Roland as Headliner of Symphony Fashion Show
The Nashville Symphony announced that renowned designer Pamella Roland will headline the 20th annual Symphony Fashion Show. Roland, who showcased her designs at the inaugural event in 2006, will return to present her Fall 2025 collection at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center on April 29, 2025. “Welcoming Pamella Roland back as...
SUNDAY SAMPLER - The Nashville Podcast Network (8-25-24)
In this weekly series, we share highlight clips from the past week of some of the podcasts on The Nashville Podcast Network- Take This Personally with Morgan Huelsman, In The Vet's Office with Dr. Josie, The BobbyCast, 4 Things with Amy Brown, Sore Losers, Movie Mike's Movie Podcast and Get Re...
Soccer Preview and Gamethread: St. Mary’s
Following the goalless draw at Georgetown, Vanderbilt came home and thoroughly dominated Belmont. The stats speak for themselves. I am not sure that I have ever seen a box score so one sided. Yes, Belmont did muster a shot on goal, and I have seen instances of teams held to just a shot attempt or two with none of them on frame. The Commodores spent 72% (~65 minutes) of the match in possession, and 46 minutes of that possession was in the attacking half. Conversely, the Bruins were only on the ball in their attacking half for around 6 or 7 minutes. Only a minute was spent in shooting range. Vanderbilt really did not give Belmont any chance to play through midfield, and any long balls were easily snuffed out.
THE SURF LODGE MONTAUK REACHES FULL CAPACITY WITH COUNTRY MUSIC AND ROCK LEGENDS
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In a night that will be remembered, Kathleen Fee lit up The Surf Lodge with an electrifying performance to celebrate the release of her highly anticipated EP, Glitter Gold. The atmosphere was charged with excitement as the venue reached full capacity, buzzing with energy and anticipation. The night was highlighted by surprise rock legends Don Felder of The Eagles and Chad Smith of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, who joined Kathleen on stage, and thrilled the crowd with their iconic musicianship.
La Vergne: Voluntary Water Conservation 10PM Mon. - Noon Tue.
La Vergne, TN - A city-wide voluntary water conservation notice has been issued for La Vergne this coming Monday and Tuesday (Aug. 2-27, 2024). During that period, workers to install a new meter at the water treatment plant as part of the final stages of the 24-inch water main project.
MTSU Mondays: kicking off pregame for football season; Media Arts student works Olympics
Here's the latest news from Middle Tennessee State University. MTSU kicking off pregame ‘Party in the Grove’ for football season Middle Tennessee State University’s Walnut Grove, the traditional pregame gathering...
Officials seek tips after caught-on-cam theft at Haletown Volunteer Fire Department
MARION COUNTY, Tenn. — UPDATE:. The Haletown Volunteer Fire Department says a suspect is in custody as of Sunday afternoon. The Haletown Volunteer Fire Department (HVFD) says someone robbed their station over the weekend. Now they need the community's help identifying a suspect. According to HVFD, a male suspect...
Morgan Price: Fisk University gymnast and first HBCU national champion
Five-star recruit Morgan Price made headlines in 2022 when she decided to de-commit from an SEC program in order to join Fisk University’s brand-new gymnastics team — a first for a historically Black university or college. It was a fortuitous decision for the Lebanon, Tenn., native, who not only moved closer to her hometown after years pursuing the sport in Texas, but also fulfilled a lifelong wish to attend an HBCU.
Postal Service Act of 1792
Article I, Section 8, Clause 7 of the U.S. Constitution granted Congress the power to establish post offices and post roads. After a previous monopoly grant to a private entrepreneur failed to generate a profit, the British government took over the postal service in 1707 and operated a monopoly on mail services within the 13 colonies. Some postmasters gave themselves a competitive advantage by printing and distributing newspapers through the mail and denying the same privilege to their competitors (Desai 2007, 680).
Tigers survive late scare to take ’24 opener vs. Columbia
LEWISBURG — Friday night’s season-opener was about what one would expect in a Week 1 rivalry matchup. From turnovers, penalties, cramps and plenty of late-game drama, it was the Marshall County Tigers (1-0) who made enough key plays at key moments in the fourth quarter to survive a scare in the 25-22 win over visiting Columbia.
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