Lipscomb University's theatre community collaborates with the Nashville Shakespeare Festival, performing 'The Merry Wives of Windsor' at The Yard at ONEC1TY with academic talents.

The Livingston Police Department is hiring certified officers, offering benefits like insurance, paid vacation, and a take-home vehicle policy, as advertised on their Facebook page.

The 3rd Annual Robertson County Youth Dove Hunt in Tennessee saw a successful turnout, with the event promoting outdoor activity and wildlife conservation among youth.

Clarksville's "A Day with the Dead" Cemetery Tour, featuring costumed actors, offers insights into local history at Riverview Cemetery, with tickets still available for early tours.

Rutherford County Schools introduced weapons detection systems at a Smyrna High School football game, reflecting a national trend of increased security measures at school events.

Clarksville Mayor Joe Pitts proclaims September 21, 2025, as World Alzheimer's Day, supporting local advocates and recognizing the impact of the disease.

The La Vergne Police hosted R.A.D. instructor courses to teach self-defense to women, with 34 participants learning to instruct on awareness and avoidance.

Wilson County Sheriff's Office is accepting applications for their 2025 Citizens Academy, offering an eight-week insider look into law enforcement operations.

Clarksville Fire Rescue warns against attempting to traverse floodwaters, stressing the risks after conducting numerous water rescues. They emphasize safety and the deceptive nature of flooded areas.

Clarksville Police Department announces a First Responder Basketball Tournament at Hilldale Baptist Church on October 4th to benefit the Montgomery County First Responders Association.

The article discusses National Police K9 Day and the Rutherford County Sheriff's Office's recognition of K9 units' contributions to law enforcement on social media.

The Nashville Fire Department honored U.S. workers on Labor Day, highlighting their contributions to the nation's strength and well-being on social media.

The Nashville Fire Department, with IAFF Local 140, has launched its "Fill the Boot" fundraiser for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, seeking donations to help fight neuromuscular diseases.