Farragut announces its annual 'Introduction to Farragut' program, open for applications until July 31. The program offers insights into the town's operations and includes a series of Wednesday classes.

Kingsport city offices to close on July 4 for Independence Day, but garbage collection remains on schedule. Landfill and convenience center closed July 4-5, reopening July 7.

The town of Farragut is preparing for its yearly Independence Day Parade, urging locals to find spots along Kingston Pike and promising giveaways like pins and cups.

The Loudon County Sheriff's Office in Tennessee is recruiting Corrections Deputies, offering a fulfilling career in law enforcement. Applicants can apply online or in person.

Farragut preps for its annual Independence Day parade with activities and freebies promised at Visit Farragut's tent. The event emphasizes community and national pride.

Knoxville's largest July 4th event, Festival on the 4th, will feature activities, multiple stages with live music, and fireworks at World's Fair Park from 5-10 p.m. in 2025.

Sevierville Police engaged in a community event at Soaky Mountain, participating in the World's Largest Swim Lesson to emphasize the importance of swimming skills to prevent drowning.

Alcoa announces service changes for the 4th of July, with no waste or brush collection on the holiday, and Friday's collections moved to Thursday. Recycling and landfill operations have varying schedules.

Officer Mike Butler retired from the Johnson City Police Department after 38 years, leaving behind a legacy of varied service including SWAT and youth justice.

Morristown dedicated its new Fire Station 3 and an adjacent training facility, featuring modern amenities and designating the training center after a fallen firefighter.

Zoo Knoxville invites the public to help name two red wolf pups and two bat-eared fox kits, with submissions accepted via their website, social media, or in-person.

Madisonville officials remind of legal firework dates within city limits, emphasizing safety and noise control, with times set from 7am-11pm and fines for violations.

Captain Luke Dixon of the Cocke County Swift Water Rescue team became a certified diver, strengthening the team's capabilities in water rescue and recovery operations.