Gov. Bill Lee and Dolly Parton introduced a film, "Tennessee: The Original Frontier," celebrating the state's history and cultural impact, with Parton narrating.

Tennessee's unemployment rate dropped to 3.6% in November, with job growth observed in various sectors including education, health services, and hospitality.

Governor Bill Lee and Dolly Parton unveiled "Tennessee: The Original Frontier," a film celebrating the state's history and culture as part of the America 250 kickoff.

Councilwoman Deanna McLaughlin was honored at her final meeting after 15 years of service in Clarksville and is set to start a new role with Congressman Van Epps.

Shelbyville Police Department honors Chief Jan Phillips for his 49-year service, highlighting his rise from dispatcher to Chief of Police and his community-focused leadership.

Corporal Drake Enghusen was named December's Officer of the Month by the Mt. Juliet Police for his leadership and compassion during a challenging call.

Officer Michael Long was named November Officer of the Month by Mt. Juliet Police for his dedication, leadership, and mentorship within the department.

Bedford County aligns its holiday schedule with Tennessee's, closing government offices on the same dates, and adjusts the County Clerk's office hours for holidays.

Three candidates have been nominated to fill the upcoming vacancy on the Tennessee Eastern Section Court of Appeals, following Judge Swiney's planned retirement in 2026.

Montgomery County will honor MLK Jr. Day and Dolly Parton's birthday with a community event featuring a "9 to 5" movie screening, children's activities, and a book corner to promote early childhood reading.

The Clarksville City Council is considering relocating their emergency homeless shelter downtown, aiming to offer year-round support services using federal grant money, amidst concerns from some members and local businesses.

Tennessee Board of Parole has scheduled meetings and clemency hearings open to the public in Nashville, starting January 21, with provisions for public input.

Mayor Joe Pitts highlighted Clarksville's city department heads and their work at the Mayor’s Power Breakfast, presenting a video now available online.