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April 16, 2024
Category: Sports
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Wildlife Officials: Leave fawns where they lay
Leave them where you find them. More often than not, you’ll be hurting more than helping a fawn you discover on your property if you interfere.
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Lynchburg Farmer’s Market kicks off May 22
Eat fresh and support local this year at the Lynchburg Farmers Market ... in a new location beginning on Friday, May 22.
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State parks will re-open on Friday
Though they reserve the right to change their minds should locals not practice appropriate social distancing ... state parks will re-open on Friday.
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TWRA says boating, fishing, and hunting okay during Stay at Home order
According to the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency (TWRA), boating, fishing, and hunting are "essential" outdoor activities in alignment with Governor Bill Lee's Executive Order 23 ... as long a social distancing rules are observed.
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Bell Buckle cancels Daffodil Day
Updated on March 17: Organizers have cancelled this year's Daffodil Days scheduled for this Saturday due to COVID-19 public health concerns.
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Tim Ford welcomes spring with guided hike
FRANKLIN COUNTY — If you’ve got spring fever, our local state park would like to invite to a First Day of Spring Hike on Saturday, March 21. The two mile round trip hike will explore the Lost Creek Overlook Trail inside Tims Ford State Park. It meanders along Tims Ford Lake and features two suspension...
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Short Springs work day planned for Feb. 29
Volunteers plan a public work day at Short Springs Natural Area on Feb. 29.
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Fly fishing group plans Duck River Day Out
BEDFORD COUNTY — When it comes to fly fishing, there’s more going on in southern, middle Tennessee than just the Elk River. Nestled in the rolling hills of Bedford County, the Duck River exists as one of the area’s fly fishing hidden gems … for numerous reasons. It’s located in the tailwaters of Normandy Dam,...
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Join others across the state and plant a tree on Tennessee Tree Day
STATE NEWS — It’s our state’s largest single-day tree planting effort and it takes place on Saturday, March 21 – the official first day of Spring. Thousands of folks across all Tennessee’s 95 counties will come together to plant trees for generations to come. The Tennessee Environmental Council wants to help you participate by offering...