La Vergne held its Employee Thanksgiving Luncheon, recognizing staff's service and camaraderie, with honors for long-term service and appreciation for all employees.

TWRA released the 2025 Wild Turkey Summer Observational Survey results, noting a 2.2 poults per hen ratio, slightly below the 5-year average, and variations across management units.

Brentwood's new Windy Hill Park opens Dec 13, featuring a playground and mural honoring its aviation past. Amenities include trails, a track, and picnic shelters.

The Wilson County CVB has transformed its historic post office into a North Pole Post Office for the holidays, inviting the community to send letters to Santa and participate in festive events.

Tennessee launches the "Tennessee Safe Thanksgiving Travel Challenge Initiative" to reduce traffic incidents by increasing law enforcement patrols and promoting safe driving behaviors during the holiday.

Over 67,000 Tennessee high school seniors have applied for the Tennessee Promise scholarship, which covers tuition and fees at state community and technical colleges after other aids.

Tennessee's Department of Education reports improvements in educational outcomes, with more Reward schools and Exemplary districts, and fewer districts In Need of Improvement.

Officer McCall and K-9 Bora are La Vergne's new police team, focusing on narcotics and community outreach. They completed an 80-hour certification course in K-9 handling.

Clarksville earns "Tree City USA" title for the 36th year and the Tree City USA Growth Award for the 20th year, celebrating with a tree planting ceremony.

Clarksville announces a holiday event on November 22 at McGregor Park, featuring a market, light display, and drone show. Mayor Pitts will light up displays at 6 p.m.

Brentwood Fire & Rescue Department conducts an annual toy collection for the GraceWorks Ministries Manger program, encouraging locals to donate new toys until December 5.

Nashville police Commander Scott Byrd passed away following a heart attack. His funeral service is on Friday at Cornerstone Church, with preceding visitations. Byrd served for 25 years and led critical units.

Metro Nashville requests public feedback on its stormwater runoff management and MS4 practices as required by TDEC. The city's annual report detailing adherence to regulatory standards is available for review.