REGIONAL EVENTS | Moore County students will be among the almost 1,600 to walk in fall commencement ceremonies on Saturday in Murfreesboro.
Category: Regional News
Partners for Healing plans Emil’s tomato soup fundraiser
TULLAHOMA — It’s a rich, creamy tomato soup that people drive miles for and you can purchase it for a good cause in November. Partners for Healing plans a fundraising Tomato Soup Sale for the month of November. And it’s not just any old tomato soup. It’s the Roasted Cream of Tomato Soup made famous...
Turkey Trot 5K planned for Oct. 21
The Hospice of Highland Rim plans its annual Turkey Trot 5K and One Mile Fun Run on October 21 at Tims Ford State Park in Tennessee. The event will help support hospice patients across eight counties.
MTSU plans free self defense course
The MTSU Police Department has opened registration for its annual Rape Aggression Defense Systems course, a free training initiative available to women and girls aged 13 and above.
UT plans a Beef Heifer Development Day on Oct. 20
The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture will host the Tennessee Beef Heifer Development Program Field Day on October 20.
Household Hazardous Waste collection day held in Bedford County on Saturday
Moore County residents are invited to participate in Household Hazardous Waste Mobile Collection day in Bedford County on Saturday.
Duck River hosts free home energy workshops
Duck River will host a free Home Energy Workshop on Tuesday, October 17 at 6 p.m. in Bedford County.
Registration open for MTSU June 19-23 special needs summer camp
MTSU will host a special needs summer camp on June 19-23 that is open to Moore County students.
UT Gardens plans Spring Plant Sale on May 6
CROSSVILLE, Tenn. — The University of Tennessee Gardens in Crossville plans their annual Spring Plant Sale for May 6.
United Way of Highway 55 seeks funding application from Moore non-profits
REGIONAL NEWS | Funds raised here, stay here. That's their motto. The United Way of Highway 55 is currently seeking funding applications from Moore County non-profits.