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Brentwood is preparing for its first Veterans Day Ceremony on Nov. 11 during the City Commission meeting, with recognitions and a keynote speaker to honor local veterans.
Nashville's Metro Council questions the Salvation Army's management of funds for homeless services, while the organization defends its compliance, citing specific program allocations.
The Tennessee State Museum announced grant recipients for museum improvements, allocating $5 million for 83 projects across 46 counties for the 2024-25 period.
Tennessee's September revenues exceeded expectations, with a total of $2.2 billion collected, marking growth from the previous year and surpassing budget estimates.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency invites public comments on proposed regulations affecting hunting, boating, and more until November 30, with a hearing on December 6.
Tennessee residents are invited to collect white oak acorns to aid the state’s ecosystem and economy, supporting a program that grows stronger seedlings for local conservation efforts.
Tennessee's Department of Revenue is hosting a free webinar on October 29th to educate on franchise and excise tax basics, aimed at business owners and accountants.
Clarksville will honor military members with a wreath-laying at Riverview Cemetery on December 14 for National Wreaths Across America Day, but more wreaths are needed.
Clarksville announces its autumn yard waste removal service starting October 21 through December 9, with free roadside pickup for local residents.
TDEC will host a household hazardous waste collection at Moss Wright Park in Goodlettsville on October 19 for items like pesticides and cleaning fluids.
The Journey Home is set to begin constructing a new homeless resource center in Murfreesboro, offering services such as housing and healthcare to local homeless individuals.
The Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that attorneys' fees cannot be recovered under the anti-SLAPP law if the plaintiff withdraws their lawsuit before trial.
Rutherford County's GIS department is assisting with Hurricane Helene recovery efforts by providing detailed maps of flood damage to aid Washington County's response teams.
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