Hands On seeks volunteers for flood relief on March 8, involving tasks like water removal and property restoration. Safety gear provided; not suitable for those with respiratory issues.

Belmont's 16th Community Night combined basketball and neighborhood unity, featuring a game, Ian Clark's jersey retirement, and local engagement activities.

Nashville issues a Cold Weather Advisory with extreme wind chills; a warming trend is forecasted. Residents are urged to conserve energy during peak hours.

Tennessee celebrates female entrepreneurs in honor of Women's History Month, highlighting figures like Dolly Parton for her literacy program and various women in the whiskey industry and other fields.

Gov. Bill Lee surveyed storm damage in Tennessee alongside TEMA's Director and Congressman Kustoff, committing to support recovery efforts in affected communities.

Magotteaux Inc., recognized by the Tennessee Green Star Partnership, demonstrates environmental commitment through sustainability practices and ISO certifications in its production of grinding parts and castings.

The 36th annual Brentwood Summer Concert Series, offering free concerts and family-friendly activities, kicks off on June 8 at the Eddy Arnold Amphitheater.

Tennessee State Parks offer romantic Valentine's Day experiences with hikes, special dinners, and lodging packages for couples to enjoy nature together.

Metro Public Health Department announces a construction permit application, triggering a public comment period for local air quality impact assessment.

Franklin Police increase DUI enforcement for Super Bowl Sunday, urging responsible drinking and the use of taxis or rideshares to prevent impaired driving incidents.

Tennessee celebrates Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in February to highlight the importance of CTE in preparing students for their futures.

Tennessee's community and technical colleges provided over 1.4 million hours of workforce training in the 2023-24 academic year, supporting around 44,800 students and employees.

The Nashville School Violence Support and Healing Fund has been set up by the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee to aid victims of the Antioch High School shooting.