Nashville receives Digital Inclusion Trailblazer title for the third year from the NDIA for its digital equity efforts.

Nashville is recognized by the NDIA as a Digital Inclusion Trailblazer for the third year, highlighting its commitment to increasing digital access and skills among residents.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee declares January 19 as "Dolly Parton Day" to celebrate the artist's 80th birthday and her contributions to music and philanthropy.

The Tennessee Education Freedom Scholarships program sees high demand, with over 50,000 applications for its second year, indicating strong interest in educational choice among families.

The Mt. Juliet Police Department reported a 9% increase in apprehended wanted individuals in 2025, with a majority of arrests being non-residents, crediting technology and proactive policing for maintaining safety.

Three Putnam County firefighters earned new certifications, enhancing their qualifications and the fire department's service capabilities to the community.

Putnam County Fire Department celebrates members earning new certifications: Donovan Barnett as EMT-B, Sam Johnson as Fire Officer I, and Isaac Davis as Firefighter I.

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation's Division of Archaeology will host its annual archaeology conference on January 24th, featuring diverse research presentations.

La Vergne Police officers are wearing special badges to honor the US' 250th anniversary, featuring symbols like the Statue of Liberty and the Tennessee State Seal.

Randy Hammock was named the new maintenance superintendent for Cookeville Leisure Services, bringing 10 years of experience in various maintenance sectors.

La Vergne invites the community to its Martin Luther King Jr. Day Ceremony at City Hall on Jan. 19, featuring speakers Richard Reed and Pastor Joshua Jamerson.

Tennessee updates maximum interest rate to 10.75%, contingent on the Federal Reserve's prime rate; part of a policy ensuring informed lending and borrowing decisions.

The Tennessee State Review Board will meet on January 23rd to consider adding seven properties to the National Register of Historic Places. The meeting is public and details are on their webpage.