Lipscomb University has established the John Parker Humanities Society to support humanities students with resources and mentorship, led by former dean David Holmes, with plans for monetary awards by spring 2026.

Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department reported a busy July with 1,917 calls, a slight increase from June. The upcoming "Fire Talk" episode will discuss these incidents.

Nashville residents can submit comments on a new air pollution source construction/ modification application to influence air quality control decisions.

Clarksville is adjusting pool schedules at the end of summer, with Beachaven Pool closing until 2026 and other pools limiting their hours or offering weekend-only swimming.

A social media post praised Officer Thompkins of La Vergne Police for his kind handling of a stolen car tag issue, highlighting the importance of community policing and servant leadership.

Murfreesboro TN Police Department shares back-to-school safety tips on social media, emphasizing vigilance in school zones, planning to avoid traffic, wearing seat belts, and avoiding distractions.

La Vergne Police visited the Senior Center, engaging with elders and sharing the experience on Facebook, illustrating their commitment to community policing.

Clarksville has introduced a two-hour free parking program in the downtown area accessible via the Parkmobile app and QR codes, excluding coin-operated meters and parking garages.

TWRA is seeking public input on Tennessee's 2026-27 fishing regulations, with the comment period running from August 1-27, 2025. Feedback will inform future policies.

Four Murfreesboro dispatchers attended the APCO conference, an event focusing on public-safety communications, aiming to enhance emergency response systems.

In La Vergne, Tennessee, resident Milton Jarrett voluntarily helped a firefighter pull a heavy hose to a hydrant during an emergency, exemplifying strong community spirit.

The Nashville Register of Deeds Office is hosting an open house at their new location after a 13-month renovation, offering a range of services and future additions like Real ID and Passports.

The Hendersonville Motorcycle Skills Rodeo showcased riders' skills and community spirit, with Officer T. Roller placing 3rd in his division and emphasizing safety and hydration. The event was well-attended, with thanks given to all involved.