Clarksville honors the late NFL player Harry Galbreath with a sign; he is remembered for his local and professional sports impact, coaching career, and community dedication.

La Vergne's first Summer Safety Day taught kids about safety through interactive activities and discussions led by local law enforcement and fire department personnel.

Clarksville offices will close on Labor Day, but essential services and golf courses remain operational, while Transit pauses and emergency services are available.

La Vergne's annual Howl at the Moon 5K saw over 200 runners, with Michele Guerrier participating for personal reasons and Pascal Francisco winning with a time of 18:40. The event featured a scenic route and community support.

Nolensville Engineering Department begins annual stormwater inspections to protect local waterways, with a focus on preserving water quality and fulfilling MS4 Permit obligations.

Murfreesboro TN Police urge drivers to stop for school buses with activated stop arms and lights, emphasizing child safety and road caution as school resumes.

The "Path to Freedom" lecture at Fort Negley Park will explore the role of African Americans during the Civil War, featuring historian Amy Murrell Taylor.

TSU's New Direction Gospel Choir impressed at the 40th Stellar Gospel Awards with a performance of "I’m Saved." They won the 2025 How Sweet the Sound competition and reflect HBCU choirs' talent.

The TWRA reminds Tennesseans of boating safety for the Labor Day weekend, emphasizing life jacket use and sober operation, as officers will patrol for BUI and reckless conduct.

Tennessee offers a variety of fall activities and festivals, including pumpkin patches, haunted attractions, hayrides, and culinary events, accessible from August to November.

Cookeville's Department of Leisure Services announces Dogapalooza event at Cane Creek Dog Park on September 20, featuring vendors, activities, contests, and adoptable pets.

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office TN is participating in the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive, with a $5 donation to the Gary Sinise Foundation for each pint donated, in memory of Deputy Ryan.

The Spring Hill Fire Department emphasized fire prevention at home, sharing tips on their Facebook page, such as never leaving cooking unattended and checking for frayed cords.