Kingsport Parks and Recreation reintroduces Sourdough 101 class to teach basics of sourdough bread-making, welcoming participants 16+ for a session on August 23.

Blount County Sheriff's Office conducted dive training exercises by the Georges Creek access, prompting public inquiries which were addressed on their Facebook page.

Blount County young drivers complete a program by the Sheriff's Office aimed at preventing negligent driving, receiving hands-on training and learning about the consequences of distracted driving.

The Union County Sheriff's Office is holding a fundraiser for their K9 unit, raffling prizes like a spotting scope and a griddle to support training and care for their dogs.

The Sevierville Sunrise Rotary Club, with Tennessee State Bank and Publix, created "Go Bags" for local law enforcement, appreciated by the Sevier County Sheriff's Office.

Johnson City launches the Safe City Project with a new Real-Time Crime Center and advanced technologies, aiming for proactive policing without additional immediate taxpayer costs.

Farragut is hosting a free Beach Party on the Plaza event on August 23, with live music, food trucks, and activities for a non-sandy summer celebration. Attendees are encouraged to wear Hawaiian shirts.

The "Fun with Farragut's Fleet" event offers a hands-on experience with heavy machinery from local services on August 23, promoting community engagement and learning.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office Citizens Academy is reopening with evening sessions offering insights into law enforcement, including SWAT and K-9 demonstrations.

The Pigeon Forge Police Department has issued a reminder to motorists about school bus safety for the upcoming school year, stressing the importance of stopping for buses and being vigilant.

Morristown highlights the importance of stopping at red lights during National "Stop on Red" week, citing local crash statistics and their enforcement efforts with over 100 citations issued for red light violations.

Johnson City officials update local alcohol sales hours ordinance after state clarification, ensuring fairness across all commercial zones, following community input.

Oak Ridge launches its second annual Citizens Academy, an 8-week program offering locals insight into city operations. Applications open until September 2, with a cap of 20 participants.